I never liked Philippine Blog Award Winner Bim Barbieto. Mostly because he’s a Satanist. Also, I heard he hates underprivileged children with disabilities. However, I do like his blogging skillz and his passion for geeky things. That’s why I put up with him. But basically, our relationship can be summed up in one photo:
Don’t you love it when celebrities post personal photos on Twitter? They just make it easier for you to stalk them. Did I say stalk? I meant admire. They make it easier for you to admire them. One of my favorite celebrities is Sam Pinto and I thank the Internet gods for giving me access to her photos beyond what we see in photo shoots for magazines and ads. As a responsible blogger and a proper Sam Pinto enthusiast, I took it upon myself to search for the 5 sexiest Sam Pinto Twitter photos. You’re welcome.
Even Instagram focuses on her luscious lips. /creeper [Instagram]
I’ve never been one to back down from a food challenge — this is why I’m fat — so after I got my first taste of Uno Burger‘s Chili Peppercorn Burger during the last night of Banchetto Emerald, I just had to consume another. So last night, after watching Transformers: Dark of the Moon and dicking around 3 separate malls (long story) with Maggie, we went to Banchetto Megatent for another round of hot chili peppercorn burger-y goodness.
Hey. Guess what. I finished my Project 365! I didn’t miss a day! For someone who rarely finishes anything, especially when there’s no tangible benefit at stake, this is HUGE. I was pretty convinced that I would only make it to February 2010, but as you can see in my last few photos, I made it all the way to December. Hence the Christmas tree pictures and the sad self-portraits.
Click here for the Flickr set page.
I said last year when I started this project that I was doing it for documentation, hoping to learn a few things on the side. I successfully documented my entire 2010 and yes, I did learn a few things from taking one photo per day for an entire year. I learned a few things about photography, photo editing and myself.
They say a picture is worth a thousand words. I guess a photo not taken is a chunk of story left out, maybe even an entire story never told.
I’m taking a lot of pictures lately, maybe because I started my own Project 365, and I just realized that there were a lot of things, people and moments that I should’ve preserved in a photo. This is why I’m starting this blog series called I Wish I Took A Photo. I’m going to fill in the missing pieces of the story told by a series of photographs I’ve taken. I’m going to start with my recently concluded beach trip with some UPLB MASS brothers and sisters in Tingloy, Batangas (or as I like to call it, Tingloy Awesome Escapade). I left my camera’s battery at home so I was forced to document the 3-day trip with my camera phone. I’m not used to using my phone as a camera. Hence, fewer photos. I’m a dumbass.
I took a photo of the front of the boat on our way to Tingloy from the port of Mabini.
I wish I took a photo of my open fly. The sea breeze felt great down there. I wish I took a photo of our faces while the locals were telling their wacky stories about island life and deadly boat collisions. I wish I took a photo of my sleeping friends. I envied them because I only had 2 hours of sleep. I wish I took a photo of the boat captain’s face every time he yelled at me because I was blocking his view. He was like “I can’t see, boy!” and I was like “Whatever.”
