Showing posts with label Events. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Events. Show all posts

Wednesday, 12 June 2013

Indie Go!


 

Today, the Republic of the Philippines celebrate(s) its' 125th Independence Day! I never really felt the festive and patriotic vibe of this holiday. Apart from few ceremonies involving the elite and the government guys, all fancy looking in their pineapple fibre shirts and butterfly sleeved gowns. Why? Maybe because we, the Filipinos are rather used to being dependent. Most might disagree with my opinion, but hey, when was the last time you actually supported local products? Okay, Oxygen and Artwork maybe Filipino, but it's made in China! I mean, I've always promoted buying local goods, even apparels: Robertson, Guitar and Advan are few of the brands that I personally like. 

INDIE GO ::  
Top GUITAR Jeans 'Made in The Philippines' 
Slip ons ROBERTSON Accessories BOMO


Thursday, 3 January 2013

Australian Summer

The holidays in Australia is about sun and fun. Meanwhile it's all about cute knitted jumpers (sweaters) and scarves on the other side of the pole; it's about thongs (flip flops), the bay and threats of bush-fires in our area. I had a wonderful time spending these days getting days off my tacky job and being with special people.

One weekend, I spent the night with school friends which turned to a skate night. Few hours from then, I freshened myself up with nothing but a borrowed shirt with a tie; going for a wedding coverage in my work pants, work shoes and a dampened hair. Yes, I wore my work pants and work shoes while skating the previous night. Back-up photographer, no pressure at all.


Sunday, 11 November 2012

The Festival State


I love the fact that I live in a city that embraces culture and people. I love this city too much, its landscapes, views, history and its values.



Korean Food and Cultural Festival

Korean Food and Cultural Festival

From the islands where I hailed from, this familiar culture has embedded a strong mark in our society. I like their cuisine, culture and fashion and I was delighted to know there was a small event to recognise the Korean culture in Adelaide.


Some things think they are better, but in fact they aren't. (I don't want to argue, just value my opinion) I thought this was a gift from the Heavens, but when I saw the alternative chemical sweetener, I changed my mind.



THIS. The gift from the Heavens, well, you can also count the ladies.


This is my mum on her simple form, being pretty on her late 50's.




It was a lovely day to go for a dip, and where else would you go if you can get it from the heart of it all!


So this is why I think girls that like princesses are hard to please.






We were full from a hearty (heart-diseasy) lunch we had before going to Rundle Park, so only an ice pole was good enough to chew on this time.





Credit Union Christmas Pageant 2012

Credit Union Christmas Pageant 2012

"A picture tells a thousand words."

I was about to cry as I was walking my way to work-- I can only watch the prelude of what would be a really great parade.

As I dragged my feet for a long shift, I just felt I can be a part of this event by taking photos of the people as they station themselves to watch the upcoming floats and most especially, Father Christmas.






























At this point, I was crying because I was only a few steps away from missing the pageant.




I immediately found a spot, and yes, I came to work and told me I didn't have to work-- I was the happiest child in Adelaide.