Saturday, November 19, 2011

Whilst We Wait


Lomography Manila presents:
WHILST WE WAIT
a project on waiting

featuring handwritten letters and film photographs of:
Denver Garza, Erin Emocling, Francis Ybanez, Geli Balcruz, Gerhard Bandiola, Ivanka Hicban, Jam Licupa, Jane and Josef Fortuna, Jenny Bautista, Jimmy Hilario, Joy Asto, Kara Hizon, Lakan Bunyi, Lauren Villarama, Louie Nucup, Rene Nob, Shabby Pablo, and Virna Odiver

with acoustic sets by:
Hannah+Gabi, Mount Analogue, Outerhope, Slow Hello, and The Strangeness

December 10 2011, 4 PM onwards
55 Paseo de Roxas, Makati City

media partners:
Lomography, Manila Bulletin, Young Star, and UNO Magazine

poster by:
Bijan Gorospe

Monday, November 14, 2011

hey november

you're okay. 
(so far.)

random shots taken with my (gasp!) 3.2-mp cellphone camera.

my cousins' dog.  she's very nice.

i'm not really good at tying hair, but i think i succeeded in making a practical, hair-off-the-nape ponytail for my niece. (this was how i did my long hair four years ago! i would have five to six bands.)

 some of the dogs (we have seven) on a warm sunny afternoon. yup, they take over the sofa set.  top: katya, dachshund; middle: frankie, boston terrier; and bottom: dutchess (this is how i spell her name okay), shih tzu. zzz.

meanwhile, fuzzie doesn't love me.  i have grown to accept that fact.  oh well he doesn't love anyone.  he only notices me when he wants food. i try to cuddle with him and he slinks away!

almost correct.  i don't remember pronouncing an 's' sound after my name, so uh, i don't know why they think i have a boy's name. 

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 bonus webcam shot!

i had my third and final dose of anti-cervical cancer vaccine.  :)

so, what else do you have in store for me, november?

Friday, November 4, 2011

five for friday

three photos,





and a couple of sketches.


can you see the scream?


my purple brush pen's tip has split, which makes really nice hair.
okay that was an awkward sentence.

Thursday, November 3, 2011

happy halloween!

My sister woke me up in the middle of my afternoon nap to ask if I wanted to come along for the parish trick or treat activity for the kids.

“Mhhmhmmhhmmmh,” I said.  My sister gave me one of my dad’s hats, and off we went.

My parents. Mom did a fierce unibrow.
 
With my niece Miel, who dressed up as a fairy.