oh well hai!
i have been oot and a aboot the philippines for this lunar year celebration.
however, it seems that any holiday this year is not the same without family. anyways, i believe the philippines is somewhere i would definitely be going back to. there are 7000 islands and i only visited 4.
i apologize for the lack and perhaps quality of photos. due to technical and weather difficulties, most of these pictures were just snapped out of luck.
bohol
one of the largest islands in the philippines, it contains the tarsier monkeys (the smallest monkey in the world) and the famous chocolate hills. both of which i did not see... i was on vacation! but i did see lots of other cool things. you'll see.
alona beach. forever alona. :(
just kidding, don't feel bad for me! i was on a beach in the philippines.
some weird vegetation.
playdough flowers.
mmhhmmm.
a very happy security man.
looks like a movie set.
look who found me! oh hai ben willis!
candle lit dinners every night. don't be jealous.
yikes. don't try any funny biznus.
found anna jaffe too!
lupa lupa fish and chips. oh my...
not impressed clearly.
hehe.
can i take one home?
this is why i don't want long hair. yeesh.
country of boats.
WUT. dolphins?!
they love to smile.
hermie the crab.
virgin island.
trees that grow in water. crazy town.
anna.
can't get away from these women. still searching for trash in the water too. come on ajumma you are on vacation!
goal?
dumagete
you would think there was not much going on here according to the reviews from lonely planet and other travel books. however, this city was alive with a fun university culture and cascading water falls.
he thought i was loco.
jeepneys and tricycles.
jon. what a rebel.
motorbike love.
pose for the camera please.
just minding his own.
so greeeeeen.
lush.
don't go chasing ...
this one is for you MOM. look at my blog for pete's sake and love me.
crystal dewdrops.
bamboo forests.
tapatapa.
fox or hound?
cottage country.
malapascua island
paradise away from paradise. here you can dive with thresher sharks and manta rays. this island takes only about 3 hours to walk around, and about 6 to get there. here you can witness a real village behind the resorts with welcoming people and a very large population of children.
palms that no one can read.
barry on the beach.
introspective i am.
rooster fights are popular here.
the village.
a popular past time.
profile barry.
where is the focus?
brown eyes.
chinese dog.
lazing around.
cool beans.
so many kids!
playing alone.
ube shake.
the boat home.