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Microtel @ Boracay. Full view of the room for readers’ envy. lol~
Decided that I shouldn’t curse my readers with slow loading speed, hence is reducing the size of my photos. First Day @ Boracay. Despite the little sleep, both of us can’t wait to hit the beach. with its lulling waves, blue water, white sand, and green algae!
Taken @ Ariel House. Our first resort. The peeps there are really friendly, and we had a hell of a time there. Felt bad that I am able to tip them more, but well.. i am after all a struggling working graduate. What to do? Lets leave the tipping to the rich bosses. *muackies*
YESH~ i understand that it is no laughing matter, but its just the way the whole sign was phrased, or rather how it was put up. Send me and justin into peals of laughter whenever we caught sight of one of these signs around. lol~ Wonder if its the phillipino spirit at work, everything else just seems so laid back that I am able to take such cautionary signs seriously.
Wonder if Singapore should learn from them… Give the offenders some fun before lashing out on the fine.
Apologies for the werid ass, non-choronological way that I am posting up the photos up. But hell, its my blog! lol~
Love this photo. How the little boy is just gazing at the plane, which of cause u guys can’t see, due to the huge shadows.
Love black and white photos. First of all- because it is nt that easy to spot ur pale colour and eye bags. LOL! Don’t know why, but phillipino kids are just so endearing. One will never think them spoilt, especially when they just look at you endearingly with their big eyes. Always a softie for people with eyes like that, what we call the puppy dog eyes.. with their lovely long eye lashes.
This particular kid was super YO-YO. sporting this silver chain, wearing baggy jeans and a shirt. Really adorable.
Our second resort in Boracay. Microtel Inn & Suites. Being me, I picked the suite, as the difference is only about USD$10. LOL! why not right? Apologies for the blur effect, my hands are never quite stable.
The suite is huge. With our own sink, microwave, sofa and tea table. 
Although the only things we re-heated was Cup Noodles, but it felt as if we were living in a service apartment. I think one of the most interresting things that we encoutered during our stay in Boracay was the contact “short-circuting” of electricty. “pomph” the lights and all power will go off, and within seconds they will recover again. Couldn’t help laughing when it happened.
Celebrating my birthday @ Cathay after the delicious meal.. Bliss…
Sunset @ Borcay White Beach. It was taken with my hp camera. Imagine the sight. it was amazing. True there was hell alot of peeps on the beach, but it makes everything feels so festive that it does not matter.
Truely a haven for me at least, and I hope it is for Justin. When I look at the photo, it was almost as if I am there in Boracay again, because it was just perfect.
