help!

i was currently asked to take some pictures for our company website. 

and let say i did my best to the fullest of what i know. but when we upload some pictures in our web, there was a little problem. the resolution of the thumbnails is not that good. or should i say it is very very not good. 

i upload it in my photoblog and it seems that it is alright. And so i upload it here for you to see and for you to judge. 

i asked my mentors why does that happened?

but no one could give me an answer. 

where do we go from here?

a man's struggle to keep what is needed for their new home, somewhere. the current demolition of squatters in Boracay, Kawit, Cavite looked for another place to build their future. 

the poor blame it all to the govement because this demolition will give way to a road project that will lessen the travel time from Cavite to Manila. 

Is this for the benefit of all? 

do you belong?or are you alone?

shok shok / chok chok / what ever!

I 

was on my way to work when i saw my reflection through a car window that was parked along the side of the road. 

I noticed that my hair was all messed up (I guess it was one of the agony of commuters)

I reached for my bag's pocket and look for my comb but suddenly i remembered that i left it at my drawer.

Store stalls lined that avenue and i decided to buy a shok shok (i hope i write it right)

Anyway, a shok shok is a pilipino hair clip that could hold thick locks of hair. Shok shoks are easier to use than pony tails or hair bands. Small cutie shok shoks were also used for hairs who are thin or short (like mine).

Back to my story, i bought the nice, lovely, cutie shok shok and right there i band a lock of hair and clip the shok shok there. 

stop! and smell the flowers

have you taken a moment in your life to reflect on things?

how about spending your life with the people you love?

or with the things you love to do?

i did...

and this is what i got...

banana-drama

i crave for bananas.

my mind is crowded...

just like these shrimps