Maybe its not true
Love on the tv
Just like we imagine it
And it's so hard to do
When there's always some distraction
A shiny red balloon
That spoils everything
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Showing posts with label 35mm. Show all posts
Sunday, August 4, 2013
Shiny Red Balloon.
Singapore, November 2012
Maybe its not true
Love on the tv
Just like we imagine it
And it's so hard to do
When there's always some distraction
A shiny red balloon
That spoils everything
Maybe its not true
Love on the tv
Just like we imagine it
And it's so hard to do
When there's always some distraction
A shiny red balloon
That spoils everything
Monday, June 24, 2013
A day trip to the province down south.
Bulacan, Philippines
December 2012
The one thing that you shouldn't miss out when you're in Bulacan is their sweet delicacies and goodies such as Eurobake's famous inipit (little chiffon rectangles made from eggs, sugar, butter and usually filled with custard) and their ginromous ensaimada (a pastry product which originated in Majorca, Spain. Usually topped with grated cheese, melted butter, sugar and salted eggs).
Eurobake's sweet delicacies along MacArthur Highway
(369 MacArthur Highway, Tabang, Guiguinto, Bulacan, 3100 Bulacan, Bulacan)
December 2012
The one thing that you shouldn't miss out when you're in Bulacan is their sweet delicacies and goodies such as Eurobake's famous inipit (little chiffon rectangles made from eggs, sugar, butter and usually filled with custard) and their ginromous ensaimada (a pastry product which originated in Majorca, Spain. Usually topped with grated cheese, melted butter, sugar and salted eggs).
Eurobake's sweet delicacies along MacArthur Highway
(369 MacArthur Highway, Tabang, Guiguinto, Bulacan, 3100 Bulacan, Bulacan)
Thursday, January 17, 2013
Friday, January 11, 2013
Nusa Lembongan to Nusa Penida on film
Nusa Lembongan
Upon reaching the Island of Lembongan from Sanur via Scoot Cruise (fast boat), a local guide was already waiting for us by the shores. We followed his lead, and eventually reached the Bali Diving Academy. The view from the shop alone was stunning. I have never seen such clear blue waters!
And off we go to the diving spots.
Nusa Penida
A vessel for those who would want to see the vast and splendid underwater community without getting themselves wet. Wait what? where's the fun in that. If I'm not wrong, it doesn't come cheap either. While we were on our private boat eating our lunch, I merely timed how long their ride costed them. I shall be very generous and say 30 minutes, but my fading memory says 15.
Shores of PED, our second dive spot. We were quite close to the shores but water was deep. The underwater currents were quite strong too, making my fins void.
I've definitely enjoyed snorkeling at Bali. I've never seen such rich and splendid reef and it is such a bummer that I don't have substantial underwater camera in my possession but a measly, disposable kodak camera. The next time I go back there again, I'll make sure I'll go scuba diving with a kick ass gopro underwater camera. Now, I should start saving and get me one of those! and why is gopro out of stock everywhere??
Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Penida, Bali, November 2012
Upon reaching the Island of Lembongan from Sanur via Scoot Cruise (fast boat), a local guide was already waiting for us by the shores. We followed his lead, and eventually reached the Bali Diving Academy. The view from the shop alone was stunning. I have never seen such clear blue waters!
And off we go to the diving spots.
Nusa Penida
A vessel for those who would want to see the vast and splendid underwater community without getting themselves wet. Wait what? where's the fun in that. If I'm not wrong, it doesn't come cheap either. While we were on our private boat eating our lunch, I merely timed how long their ride costed them. I shall be very generous and say 30 minutes, but my fading memory says 15.
Shores of PED, our second dive spot. We were quite close to the shores but water was deep. The underwater currents were quite strong too, making my fins void.
I've definitely enjoyed snorkeling at Bali. I've never seen such rich and splendid reef and it is such a bummer that I don't have substantial underwater camera in my possession but a measly, disposable kodak camera. The next time I go back there again, I'll make sure I'll go scuba diving with a kick ass gopro underwater camera. Now, I should start saving and get me one of those! and why is gopro out of stock everywhere??
Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Penida, Bali, November 2012
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Sanur to Nusa Lembongan
To get to the island of Nusa Lembongan, one is required to take a boat ride from Sanur Beach, which is of an hour drive from Kuta (with heavy traffic expected due to ongoing construction at Kuta). From Sanur, it'll take approximately an hour and a half to Nusa Lembongan via the normal public boat, which costs about USD$5 - USD$10.
However, we opted for the fast boat(and I got no idea how many engines from a normal boat was taken and was attached to that fast boat!), it only took us half an hour!. Costs 5 times the price though and I got damned sea sick along the way.
Nusa Lembongan, November 2012
Saturday, January 5, 2013
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