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Shard of Life in Watercolor
I am always in awe whenever I paint using the watercolor. It is amazing how in an instant, pigments and washes of different colors can blend together into an altogether different color. It is also awe… more →
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Shard of Life in Watercolor
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wrote 3 weeks ago: I am always in awe whenever I paint using the watercolor. It is amazing how in an instant, pigments … more →
Let Go
wrote 4 weeks ago: My family went to Enchanted Kingdom last Saturday for my birthday celebration. The last time I went … more →
"The Sky is the Limit"
wrote 1 month ago: Quoting the movie Keith, “the sky is the limit.” We are all bound to choose among a wide … more →
Sacrifice
wrote 2 months ago: I was a bit bored yesterday, so I decided to visit UP to look for something to blog about. I attende … more →
Memories
wrote 2 months ago: This is my take on memories. We take them off our heads and squeeze them out to remember. We remembe … more →
Grasp
wrote 2 months ago: This photo was taken last February 10 during the Art Fair Philippines 2013. I cannot remember what t … more →
A Quick Break from the Speedy Hell Weeks
wrote 3 months ago: I am quite ashamed that I was not able to post anything for the past half-month. The latter part of … more →
Nausea
wrote 4 months ago: All I’m asking for is a tiny bit of assurance — a tiny bit of sign that the ground is cl … more →
Scared of Onions
wrote 4 months ago: If I would ever be afraid of a vegetable, it would be of an onion. Not because it induces tears, nor … more →
What was 2012 in Me
wrote 4 months ago: There’s something in me that does not allow me to sleep tonight. Some part of me does not want … more →
2012 in Review
wrote 4 months ago: The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys surprised me because they prepared a 2012 annual report for M … more →
My First Taste of Native Kapampangan Cuisine
wrote 5 months ago: I was dying to dine in Apag Marangle (“Feast of the Farm” in English) after my mother me … more →
A Tiny Bit of Kapampangan History
wrote 5 months ago: One spontaneous Sunday morning, my family, together with my extended family, decided to go to Bacolo … more →
Incomprehendere
wrote 5 months ago: This blog post is intentionally written in Filipino because direct English translation of some Filip … more →
Chinatown: Antiquity in Urbanity
wrote 6 months ago: Binondo in Manila is the very first Chinatown in the whole world, our tour guide and Wikipedia claim … more →
Japanese Culture in Thin Sheets
wrote 6 months ago: I was preparing for the upcoming semester when I came across these pretty Japanese stamps from my fo … more →
The Concept of Leaving
wrote 6 months ago: There is a reason why I prefer being left out rather than be the one to take the leave — becau … more →
Another Step
wrote 6 months ago: I am excited for this coming elections because this is the first time I’ll be exercising my ri … more →
