In a span of minutes the sky started to change its hues bringing out this orange sky infront of
our balcony.
The original color of this condominium was supposed to be white, now it was orange
and look at the clouds forming into the right.



I've posted a close up version of this before.
But this is a better version of it so far.

see the skies! this friday...



ps: sharing you this lovely cake i got from my friend Janice! thank you! ^0^






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These funky looking colored doors are seen at a fame amusement park called "StarCity".
Used to be famous for its wild river ride and gigantic roller coaster
during the 90's.
Since then, it has improved its facilities,rides,attractions and more food establishments inside for you to choose from.
Despite the recession, the place is mostly filled with peeps during weekends and holidays.
The cheapest entrance fee is P 60- / less than 2$, excluding rides or you can choose
the ride all you can + a visit to the Snow world and Dino island for just P475 = 10$ which is a total splurge.
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Continuing my post, "the Archdiocesan "Shrine of Jesus, the way, the truth and the life" Church -this is the dome like interior of the church.
I was hoping to get a closer look inside but my timing couldn't be better, there was a mass that night and look closely, you could see the vague shape of the priest on the middle.
I zoomed in on the altar that's baroque inspired and was astounded at its frame like structure.
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After yesterday's controversial "no-helmet" moto foto...
I decided to post something uplifting today.

At night, the Archdiocesan "Shrine of Jesus, the way, the truth and the life" Church lights up at its finest.
I always wanted to take a look inside but never had the chance, the church is not really that accessible
and it's kind of out of the way.
I finally decided to drop by to catch a glimpse of it...

The name of the church can be a little long but checking at its website,
I found out that the inspiration behind this was a dream fulfillment of late Pope John Paul II
to build a center for the young people and also it was a project of the Archbishop of Manila,
the late Jaime L. Cardinal Sin,DD, whose love for the Youth is of the same fervor and intensity
as the Holy Father.
It was consecrated on the 9th of July 1999.
The land and the church was donated and built by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sy Sr.( one of the buss. tycoons here in the Phils.)

This is the facade of the church. I'm not sure if you notice but on 1st glance it looks like
"The Ruins" of Macau. Also took a shot of the floral stained glass on top of the entryway.






show your world... share it with us. ^-^
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Four in 1



back to reality monday, who says a moto can't fit 4 people? ^-^
come to think of it, it's dangerous, those 2 kids don't even have a helmet on! yikes!
but i'm sure their dad will "drive" extra careful...
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Old houses like this is depicts the architecture during the spanish colonization.
This wooden panel doorway as seen in this painting is a perfect example of it...

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Friday night lights along roxas blvd, taken around 6-ish.

see the skies! this friday...
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