One Lovely Blog Award

Ooooh Myyyy Gaaaaawd!

:D :D :D

I am so happy I have an AWARD!!!

Yeahboi! \m/

After hybernating for almost a month I was surprised when I saw this news, I didn't expect that I would be chosen by anyone in any chance especially during the long time break I had with my blog. The award was given by Madhu of Madhulika Speaks, it's really an honor to be part of this. Thanks again sis! :) What made it more special is that it's my very first award here in cyberspace, how cool is that? :D

And here it is... T a d d d a a a a a n n n ! ! ! ♥ ♥ ♥

Oooops wait! there's more, there's a mechanic in receiving this award. First I should link it back from where it came from which I already did

Then I must share 7 random things about myself: Hmmmkay lez do diz!

1. I have a sweet tooth (sweetness is my weakness!)

2. I feel so classy whenever I have my nails done, oh yes simple pleasures!

3. I love shopping (who wouldn't?)

4. I can sing like a pro as I believe so lol!

5. Frugal

6. I'm in pure bliss whenever I made my loved ones happy

7. My ultimate dream is to personally witness the Aurora Borealis in Alaska

Moving on to the next one,

My favorite song: Heal the world by Michael Jackson

What pisses me off: Liars 

Biggest fear: Arachnids

Best Feature: Smile, chos!

That's it! A little of something in me. Thanks for reading! :)

By the way, the award was given last August 24, 2011.

Thanks again Madhu! :)

Holy Week 2011

The following pictures were taken during the holy week which includes procession and some of the stations of the cross we visited the night of Good Friday. Most of the people here in the province were practicing the observance of this occasion, opposite from where I grew up. Here, almost everyone take their part and it seems like fiesta during these days where you'll find a lot of bibingka vendors at the plaza from morning til midnight, also lots of peepz are joining/watching in processions, sagala, dignum and stations of the cross. I noticed that here they didn't do pabasa during these times unlike in Manila, I asked my husband why and he told me that it's usually done and practiced in wakes.

Though my daughter is too young to understand it all, we tried to explain a bit to her. I think she enjoyed seeing all of these and was overwhelmed as well when she saw the mob during the procession.

Look closer! We saw this in one of the stations, at first we didn't notice the details of this painting but when we looked closer we were amazed by how it was done. Great artwork!