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On the way to the crag and finally climbing the crag with friends!
*First time to develop film on my own and first time to climb outdoors, this week has been stressful (cause of work), but super fun at the same time. My heart is full <3
Anyone here on IG? :O Give me a follow @risainabox ;)
Coffee dates in new cafes always make me do a little internal berries-and-cream jump. Also extra ++ for it being a date and not another co-working session haha
New Year Roomies
City scenes in HK can be fun for a tourist on a weeks vacatn but will probably be draining for island souls in the long run. :( Though this time around, instead of being overwhelmed by countless of tourists in shopping districts, we found spaces with more air to breathe, bombed walls to look at, and local shops to explore. It was a good trip. :)
obviously, i’m quite normal
(lol who am i kidding)
I feel myself absorbing the most energy in an empty beach, staring at the shore, waiting for the set of waves to reach my toes.
How about you?
I’m so used to dealing with things when it hits me on the face. Maybe my percentage of P in the MBTI is quite high ‘cause I’m so used to adjusting to whatever poop (good or bad lol) that pops on my way. And so I never really though about synchronicity a lot, because i’m so used to adjusting. But this year I think synchronicity has been strong with me in the subtle things. Randomly meeting like-minded people (turned super cool partners) in MAD events, and random things like travelling to Kalinga, ending up in a school (cause we didn’t have the key for our homestay and the closest place with adults around was the school lol), and (of all the classroom doors that were open) seeing “graphic design, art direction, logos, etc.” on the blackboard as the kid’s lesson for the day. What are the odds really?!? Man, how the universe works. (really, I might just be overreacting, but wow the timing haha) Sinusundan ata kami ng trabaho? haha idk really.
Escolta and Binondo with a fave. On days that we aren’t busy co-working and staring at laptops, I really love sharing a long black and having endless random conversations with this guy.
Most of the time I only post 5 (or less) out of the 36 shots in each roll I consume. I don’t know why, but sometimes I just like to keep some photos to myself. They feel so precious to me that I don’t want random people to see it. Instead I’d want to get in a deep conversation with people and really tell them how I felt at that moment and how the photo doesn’t give justice to the actual thing. How I felt like a happy morning person when the sun finally came out (haha miracles do happen!!!!) during this moment. But then I wouldn’t be giving justice to the experience as well if I just tell you stories. So here goes. This is what mornings look like in Tulgao, Kalinga. The actual thing is 100000x more beautiful and I can’t wait for you to meet the people ‘cause they’re even more beautiful than the view! They're so used to tourists passing by their area and travelling further up north to get a tattoo or visit Wang Od. But wow their home is a beautiful destination in itself and shouldn’t be limited to being some detour. I hope you can visit them one day. It’s definitely worth the commute. :)
I can forecast next monday to look like this...but for now, yay to the weekend!! <3
If there’s one thing I’ve learned from the indigenous people that i’ve met, it’s to be happy with the simple things. We spend so much time worrying so much that we don’t stop for a while and see what we already have. I loved observing the kids in Sagada play around and use a big rock as a slide. I love the smiles of the kids in Yangil when they show off their cartwheels. And even after a day’s work of harvesting rice, the locals of Turgao had big smiles on their faces seeing us- even when we were strangers to them.
Really, what a gift it is to stay in the positive side of things and just be happy with what we already have.
Happy #internationalindigenouspeopleday! :)
I’m just a tiny tiny speck of dust in this grand world. So Lord, just use me to save the world until my last breathe. Then I’ll know my life was worth something. :)
Calaguas, Aug 2018
Eggs appreciation post for being the coolest pupper in the world!! <3
Shots of his first trip to the beach, his first boat ride, and his first time to swim! Wow that’s a lot of first for a small doggo haha.
Location: Nagsasa Cove
Our trip to the Turgao tribe in Kalinga was definitely one for the books. It’s weird how you can be so far from home yet feel like you belong. It must have been the hospitality of its people or their openness to strangers like us, but I felt like I was family to these people.
We spent the morning soaking in the view and enjoying home-cooked breakfast with Father Lawig.
In the top photo is AM, cutting some tomatoes which we turned into an omelette and at the bottom is the talbos ng sayote that Father brought to us from his garden.
Sagada scenes part 2
Mornings at Sagada (earlier this 2018)
Baguio scenes at night - both busy and quiet streets