Manny and Jeng's Wedding

Totep and Daisy's Nuptial

Related post:Totep and Daisy's Prenup

Bea's Debut

This photo was taken at the 18th birthday of Bea in Villa Romar, Marikina City. Rosahlee and I took the photo coverage. This was actually my second time to cover a debut. It's quite similar to taking wedding photos. Stuffs like the gown,shoes,etc. need to be included in the photo shoot. The time spent is almost the same. The program started at 7pm but we were at the venue earlier to take photos of the preparation of the celebrant.

I never had a hard time taking photos of Bea. She's very cooperative. She just follow whatever stuffs we told her to do, no complaining. Her family,relatives and friends were also very supportive.

For more of the pictures, please click on the link.

All Souls Day

"Know thou, of a truth, that if the soul of man hath walked in the ways of God, it will, assuredly, return and be gathered to the glory of the Beloved...(Selections from the Baha'i Writings)

Totep and Daisy Prenup pictorial

Totep and Daisy will get marry on the 6th of December this year. The wedding will be held at the Archbishop's Palace in Mandaluyong City. Their reception is at the pool area of the Renaissance Tower in Pasig City.


These prenuptial photos of Totep and Daisy were taken at the University of the Philippines in Diliman Quezon City.

Hope they like the photos. See you both on your wedding day! =)

MCC Sportsfest 2008

Our company had a one-day tournament/sportsfest at Paeng Libis . The games include dart, billiard and bowling. Our unit should have been included in the Finance group (defending champion) but the team members were already complete. So our unit joined forces with other unit, Collection Dept, to fill in and complete the 10-member- team.

The game started at 10am. It was a fun-filled day to mingle, extend hi’s and hello’s, throw encouragement through high five and laugh out loud at one self as the ball passed through the gutter. As everyone tried hard to bowl the more serious games were at the billiard table and dart.

The Finance team emerged as winner in bowling, they have the most number of pin falls overall. Although our team didn’t win but the Single highest score female and single high average female belong to our team! Yes, panalo pa rin,yahoo!!!

Panalo!proud moment, hehehe =)






Just enjoying...



yipeeeeh! =)



hehehehe, naughty!

Mag-aso Falls

Balay Negrense

The Ruins

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Masskara Festival 2008

Bacolod City is the capital of Negros Occidental, popularly known as the “City of Smiles”. It is the proud home to the world-renowned MassKara Festival.

My friend Rosahleehas been witnessing the festival for four years now. It’s because her advertising work required her to be there together with the client. She’s been telling me to go there and witness the festival. I thought of joining her last year but unfortunately it didn’t happen. Since Rosahlee will be there for work, “dyahe naman” if I join her together with the client. Hehehe!

Good thing Mellany a.k.a Chingpay/Wangbu), my friend, ka-orgmate sa mountaineering OCMI, former officemate and travel buddy as well, called me up and asked me if I want to go to Bacolod for the Masskara festival. “Yes, join ako dyan!” For photo enthusiast like us, a colourful event like this is one photo opportunity that’s hard to pass up. I'm excited for this is my first time to take photos of the Maskarra Festival!

Oct17, Mellany and I flew to Bacolod via PAL. Mellany recently bought a Nikon D60, well actually it was a gift from her bf, “wow galante”, i guessed we have somehow influenced her to get one. Few other members of OCMI have also been bitten by the shutterbug, so baka maging camera club na rin kami. heheh. Naku baka magalit ang founding members, yari!

While we were waiting for our flight , I promised Mel I will give her pointers (feeling pro ako!) Since I’m a Canon user, I don’t know much about the functionalities of Nikon camera, kaya hayun pareho kami ni Mel nag-aaral ng manual ng Nikon. Hahahah, pareho naming hindi alam mag-erase ng picture sa memory card! Walastik! Wangbu talaga si Mel, sabi ko na aralin ang manual eh! Ngek!

After a few minutes, we deciphered how to erase the image in her Nikon camera. I gave her a crash course, basic and advance photography combined. Dapat yata singilin ko si Mel ng PF ha@! Since she’s my friend at sya ang nag-ayos ng lahat papunta naming Bacolod, sige quits na (pero sobrang salamat Mel sa pag-booked sa flight at hotel,mwah!). Matalinong bata si Mel, naintindihan nya ang mga technical aspects , elements and compositon ha, hmm in fairness, galing ni Chingpay!!! =)

We landed safely at Bacolod Int’l airport 10:26am, 20mins ahead of schedule. We didn’t have planned IT but Mel had a copy of iternerary posted by RACE so we thought that we’ll just follow their IT (thanks RACE!). Our first stop was Balay Negrense,Silay Heritage, one of the old houses that can be found in Silay, northeast of Bacolod. Afterwards, we headed to our hotel, Bacolod Executive Hotel now known as O Hotel www.http://ohotel.com.ph, located, San Sebastian street.

We roamed the city and had lunch at Mang Inasal. Bacolod is actually known for Inasal or grilled chix , gutom na kami, hindi namin mahanap ang Bacolod Inasal! Kaya basta may Inasal resto go na! Bacolenos love to eat on bare hands. Kasi nga naman yung chix, kelangan kutkutin, yun bang buto lang ang ititira. We shared seats with two young lads, they eat with their bare hands. Rapsa! The resto served unlimited rice.

Our hotel was near main streen Lacson , where happenings at night were alive. There were street dancing at night, concerts and beauty pageant. Lacson street is where you can find the nicest restaurants in town. We’ve tried Pendi,Calea, Cafe Bob’s , Trattoria Uma, and Enting’s. Pala-pala, is also in the area. I’m sure there are lots of good restaurants in Bacolod that we’ll definitely visit next time.

Please click on the link to view the Maskarra festival album

Julia Fordham at Trinoma

Lester and Grace's Nuptial

Yesterday was Lester Matias and Grace Duron’s wedding. I was a back-up photographer to Rico at this wedding which was held at St. Pancratius Chapel in Paco Park, Manila. The team met 9:00am at Rico’s studio, Memory Lane in Katipunan. Rico discussed few notes on positioning of light and focal point of each one inside the church. The team was composed of Rico, the main photographer, myself as back-up photograpger, Mang Boy,the videographer, Wilsuan, the lightman and one utility/service guy. Wilsuan occasionally does backup photography to Rico.

After a few minutes, we proceeded to Diamond Hotel, where the couple checked in. We arrived there at 10:30am where we took pictures of preparation of the bride and groom and some other details. The bride’s room was quite full. The parents, some relatives, maid-of-honor, bride’s maids and flower girls were all there. The make-up artist, Archie (fondly called as Mama Archie) whom I met during the couples’ prenuptial shoot in Tagaytay, and his crew were also there busy putting make-ups on the entourage. We first took pictures of the bride’s preparation, the details and stuffs used during the marriage vows, bride’s gown and the bride’s maids. The groom and his entourage were on separate room. Rico took care of taking picture of the groom’s preparation.

It was 4pm when the rain started to pour. Grace was flustered earlier that her event coordinator hasn’t shown up yet. It was raining hard. The reception venue was a garden set-up. Grace managed to take her cool when she got a call from the coordinator who's according to her was already in the hotel's vicinity. At least there’s someone who will take care of the worrying for her. She’s almost done with her make-up. When she donned her wedding gown, there’s that beam in her face. I guess all brides wear that different glow, such an elegant aura.

The wedding was actually at 6pm and the reception was on the same place at Paco Park garden. It was a good thing that the rain stopped before we left the hotel. All went well that night.

Congratulations and best wishes to Lester and Grace!

Manny and Jheng Prenup pictorial

Manny Anore, our friend and orgmate in OCMI and former officemate, will soon tie a knot to a lovely lady. Her name is Jennifer Midel or “Jheng” for short. Both were actually my officemates in Bankard. The big day is on December 20, 2008. Manny and Jheng entrusted me and Rosahlee (a.k.a Dad) to cover the event.

We’ve met with them a month ago and planned for the date and venue of the prenuptial shoot. The chosen locations were Parks and Wildlife and La Mesa Eco Park situated in Quezon City.

I woke up at 5:00am and looked outside to check of any sign of bad weather. It’s been raining for the past days now and if weather will not cooperate with us we will have to call it off for next week.

Rosahlee and I were already in our meeting place, McDonald’s Edsa, Quezon Ave near the MRT station at 6:30am. We’ve informed Manny that we’re already in McDonald’s waiting for them. It was raining in their area and thought that we will have to cancel the pictorial. There’s no sign of rain from where we’re staying although we barely see the sun coming out. So, we told Manny to come over and go on as planned. When they arrived at McDonald’s the rain started to drizzle. They brought with them Dwight and Hannah, their cute dogs.

We were lucky that it didn’t rain the whole day. We managed to have the pictorial as planned. It was enjoyable as the couple was cooperative as well as the dogs. 
Hope they like the pictures. See you both on your wedding day!

Jasmine's 1st Birthday

Baby Jasmine is the daughter of my friend and high school classmate, Rhorie and Will. Their whole family are here for vacation. My friend Rhorie requested me to take photos of their daughter's first birthday celebration at Jollibee.

They will be leaving for New York tomorrow. My friend Rhorie is a RN but actually a doctor before migrating to New York. It's been years, more than a decade actually, since we last saw each other. I'm so glad to see Rhorie and family and their growing kids. =)

Farewell! =)

Happy first birthday baby Jasmine!!! =)

Citylights

This photo was taken at the penthouse of One San Miguel Bldg located in Ortigas. It was during a dedication(christening for Christians)of my friend Michelle's 1st baby named Mithril.

It was a nice view up there, wasn't it? Hope you like this photo.

Photo originally uploaded by: Juvy Torno

Trying my hand on Photoshop

Im trying to learn photoshop and it's really intersting. My friend Alvin have taught me how to enhance an image with a soft skin. The process include filter,noise, median, vector mask and adjustment on opacity will give a nice result. For this particular photo I've used the soft skin effect and a combination of Lightroom.

I'll try to enhance images and share the workflow if time permits. Whatever I learned in photoshop, resources, links will try to document and share it with you.

Photo detail: Canon 400D, f/7.1 1/80sec, ISO-100 288mm

Photo of the day!

This photos was taken at Anawangin Zambales. Some of you may have probably seen it before.

I'm hsaring and posting again this photo which happen to be selected as photo of the day (Aug17,2008) in the Photoworld Cup Network. There are lots of good images posted each day in the site and it feels like winning a photo contest! This is such a different "high". I'm learning a lot in this site and i wish to capture images as good as theirs.


Photo detail: Camera: Canon 400D, f/7.1 1/80sec, ISO-100, 28mm

Cinderella

source:http://www.cinderellaonstage.com/press.php

I’ve watched the play Cinderella last night at the CCP main theatre with my friends, Mellany and Aileen. The play started at 8pm. I thought that I never gonna make it on time and catch the play. Well, actually I was partly to blame because I left past 6pm in the office, as usual I finished some stuffs. Traffic was so bad... Mellany and Aileen, together with some of their colleagues, left their office at 4:30pm. Their office is quite far, it’s in Sucat, that’s why they left early. They got there at 7pm and were able to grab quick snacks before the show.

Cameras were not allowed inside the theatre. CCP is quite strict. This has always been the rule in CCP unless you secure permit from the administration. Well, don’t even think that it’s easy to get one. Don’t even attempt. They only allow official photographer to cover the event. How I wish I could take pictures. The production designs were elegant. The artists wore colourful dresses and their faces were very expressive exuding their own characters.

Lea Salonga played the main character, Cinderella. In fact she’s the only Filipino included in the play. Lea really stands out with her voice. She sings gracefully. It’s very pleasing to the ears. I can understand every words coming from her mouth as she speaks very clearly.

The crowd was a mixture of adult, yuppies and kids. Yes kids accompanied by teachers and guardians. We’re seated in the balcony. In the middle of the play you’ll hear, “PSSSSSSSST”, a gesture from an adult commanding kids to stop chatting. It’s quite annoying, as if they’re competing with the characters on the stage. They have their own little play on the side. There’s a romantic scene between Cinderella and the Prince, the two characters kissed then suddenly “EEEEWWWE”, a teensy weensy voice definitely coming from a kid, screech from the side of the balcony. The romantic scene turned comical as everyone in the gallery can’t help but laugh. Kids! hehehe :)

I enjoyed the play. It’s amazing to see Lea again with her stunning performance. All the artists were really great. Congrats!

Portrait "Sulyap"

I recently signed up in the new photoworld cup network egroup which was a spin off of FPPF’s yahoogroups though it’s still being maintained. It’s a network of photographers be it professional, amateur or hobbyists who took up workshops at FPPF. Some can even be considered masters in photography as they’re known in their craft and well respected in the industry.

In it’s page a warning says “it’s habit forming”. True enough as one would forget the time by just looking at stunning images uploaded in this site. It gets interesting scrolling from one page to another. Discussions and exchanges of ideas are free flowing. You can pick up tips and how-to’s from camera operation, techniques to post-processing that are generously shared in the loop by everyone in the network. It’s such a big help especially for newbies like me.

Incidentally, my first uploaded image in black and white, “sulyap”, was one of the featured photos here. just sharing... yipeeh! =)

The Cliff

How relaxing to see a beautiful view like this. You may thought that it's somewhere in Europe but it's not. I took this picture in Subic where I got invited by a friend to shoot a resort.

related post: The Cliff Royale photo shoot

Mel and Enna

With me were Mel and her daughter Enna, visiting friends from Israel. Her other half didn't join them in this visit. It's been years since they visited the Philippines. So many things have changed. It's nice to see an old friend looking good and very happy.

'til we meet again... :)

Pyrolimpics at MOA

Buboy and Jen's prenuptial pictorial

Two days ago, I together with my friend Alvin took the prenuptial photos of my brother, Buboy and Janelma. The pictorial took place at La Mesa Eco Park in Quezon City.

The wedding preparation has yet to be completed but I hope it will all be okay come the big day. Their wedding day is on June 20 at Sta. Rita de Cascia, Philamlife Quezon City.
For now, I'm on the look out for the reception venue, although we have already visited this wedding venue Patio Ibarra, Quezon City. It's very near the church. Well, of course the budget has to fit.

Incidentally, today is my brother's birthday. Happy Birthday, Buboy! =)

related post: Planning for Wedding

Rian and Gleng Nuptial

I'm swamped with daily deliverables at work. In between daily reports and ad hoc requests, meetings, were UATs and presentation deadlines on my plate! Aaarrrrgh! I need to breathe!

What can a poor gal like me do? I’m a slave! huhuhu  I’m not complaining though I just felt helpless. I hated it when I’m not in control of things, sighed!!
Spending weekend in Bicol was an opportunity for me to momentarily forget my dilemma. I was just in Bicol a month ago for a holy week getaway with Rosahlee and Mellany. I’m visiting again to attend my friend’s wedding and to take pictures as well. It was Rian Loriega and Glengs’ wedding. I met Rian through Alvin, who’s his co-teacher. Alvin was my classmate at advance photography workshop in FPPF. Alvin and I and another classmate, Charina covered the still shots for Rian and Glengs’ nuptial.

Alvin and Charina had left Manila day before my schedule. I left Manila 19Apr, Saturday at 8:20am via Cebu Pacific flight. Because it’s summer season, domestic airport was teeming with tourists and local travellers. Besides, airline fares are on promo so it’s expected. Thanks to Charina for booking my flight at Cebu Pacific. It was a comfortable travel for me because the usual 10-hour land travel was shortened to just 45 minutes.

I arrived in Legaspi City past 9am and it was raining. I waited few minutes for Alvin and company, they picked me up me at the airport. We went straight away to Rian’s house. I met Rian’s mother who’s also a teacher. She’s actually a school principal. Like mother like son. =)

It’s quite busy in the house as everyone prepared for tomorrow’s nuptial. I enjoyed the food at Rian’s house especially the “laing” so delicious!!! After lunch, we went to a nearby transient house where Rian’s mom pre-arranged for us. We enjoyed the whole afternoon strolling the town. In the evening we went to Gleng’s house where we had dinner. The atmosphere was festive. There’s the usual entertainment, videoke. Old folks were drinking and singing to the tune of “My Way” by Frank Sinatra. After dinner, we went back to our place and fixed our things for tomorrow’s shoot.

Everyone woke up early and prepared for the big day. We took pictures of Rian first. Immediately after, we went to Gless’ house which was an hour travel from Rian’s place. The church wedding started at 10am. It was sunny during the day so we had an opportunity to shoot outside the church. It was past 12noon when the church ceremony ended. My flight was scheduled at 1:20pm. I was hesitant to go to the reception as I might not catch my flight but Rian’s mom requested me to join so I gave in. The reception area was about 30 minutes travel from the church. Approximately there were 250 guests at the reception area. This is typical Filipino culture especially in provinces. I didn’t stay long in the reception. Alvin and Charina took care of the photo shoots at the reception. It was eat and run for me. The van that I’m in was flying in the road. I checked in at the airport still in one piece. I wasn’t late but I have to wait for an hour as my flight was delayed! Whaaaat!!!?? ngek@! =)

Congratulations Rian and best wishes Gleng!!!

Bicol Trip 2008

Two weeks before holy week, Rosahlee, Mellany and I have constantly sending text messages, planning to spend the long holy week in places that we have not been to.

Batanes, Malapascua Bohol, Sagada (revisit), Bicol and Dumaguete were the chosen places. Well, Batanes of course will be out of the picture as time will not permit us, Mellany and I both have new jobs and so we cannot take leaves yet. Besides, it would really need careful planning and budget consideration. Perhaps we will have to skip Batanes for next year, I hope.

After further consideration, we settled for Bicol. Rosahlee and I have been trying to get tickets to no avail. We were more willing to get on bus even as chance passengers. Unfortunately, there were no available slots for us. We were losing of hope and had accepted that we will be staying at home during holy week. Rosahlee, being as friendly as she can be, asked the “barker” (passenger caller) in the terminal station if he knew anyone in their association who has vehicle for hire travelling to Bicol. The “barker” told Rosahlee that he knew someone who will be leaving for Bicol on Wednesday night with his family. I guessed it was really meant to be for us to visit Bicol. It was final, we are leaving for Bicol Wednesday night, 8:30 pm! We didn’t have fix itinerary, except that we need to go back to Manila on Sunday, that’s it!

I had packed my things Tuesday night and brought it with me the following day at the office. Rosahlee and I met Mellany at Jollibee, Sucat branch. It was also where we met our “Mang Amar" , the owner of van for hire, and his wife along with 3 other guys with them.

It was a funny scenario and such rare instance. There were three ladies who came in ahead of us, waiting for a van going to Bicol. The van, which was supposed to fetch us in the specified meeting place, stopped in front of the three ladies. The guy inside the van stepped out and asked the three ladies, “Kayo yung papunta Bicol?” (going to Bicol?). Without any question of their identities or names, they picked up the three ladies and their companion man and then left the scene. They thought that the three ladies were actually us. WOW MALI!!! Rosahlee was a bit worried already, she called Manong??? to inform him that we’re waiting for him. Only then that they realized they mistakenly picked up the wrong identities! Whaaat!!! Funnnnny!!!! The 3 ladies were going to Bicol for medical mission. Well, Manong had to turned back and switched for the right personas, that’ us! =)

While we were inside the van, we can’t stop laughing with what happened. It was an eight hour travel of fun, convenient and safe ride going to Bicol. Manong was a good and experienced driver.

We arrived Thursday in Naga City central terminal station before 5am. We met Rosahlee’s friend, Charmaine, in Naga City that accommodated us. As we didn’t have planned itinerary, we just decided to leave, after breakfast, for Legaspi , visit Mt.Mayon and some churches. We asked Charmaine for directions going to Legaspi and an inexpensive hotel that we can spend the night.

Travel time to Legaspi was two hours. There were vans and buses waiting at the terminal. We took the van going to Legaspi for convenience. When we arrived in Legaspi, we contracted a tricycle driver,named Buddy, to accompany us in different spots in the area and he freely accepted. We first looked for a not so expensive hotel to lay our things and we settled at Magayon Hotel (PhP750 for the three of us). We asked Buddy to come back for us after lunch so we can arrange our things and take a powernap.

Our first destination was at Wildlife sanctuary. We spend time taking pictures of animals, different nooks as well as visitors in the area. I especially like taking photos of the tiger. It was caged in a yellow steel bar with barb fences outside. Timing was all it takes to capture the movement and the tiger’s ‘expressions’. Captivating indeed!

Our second stop was at the Cagsawa ruins. The majestic Mayon Volcano’s mouth was perfectly seen at the background. It’ looks like a painting! The weather was kind enough to allow us to see the beauty of Mayon Volcano. There was a local joke for ladies. One will know if the lady is still a virgin by just looking at the Mayon. If the lady failed to see the perfect cone-shape of Mayon, it means that she’s no longer a virgin. =)

Many local tourist thrive the site. Ruins left by typhoon Reming were still scattered in the area. Shattered houses were left uninhabited in the vast stricken land. Black sands spewed by Mayon were being turned into hallow blocks for building houses. Slowly the town is recovering from damage.

Afterwards, we visited Daraga church which was about 20mins ride from Cagsawa ruin. Daraga church was one of the oldest churches in Bicol. It’s elevated so one has to walk uphill going to church but only short distance. If your facing the church, you’ll see Mayon volcano on the right side.

At night, we went to the hill overlooking the whole Legaspi City flickering with city lights. The hill was quite steep but it’s wasn’t difficult to ascend because of concrete pavements. Locals have placed stations of the cross along the way. It was past 7m when we reached the top. I could imagine the unbearable heat if we decided to go late in the afternoon. It was a rare sight, actually my first time to have seen blind people doing the traditional “pabasa”. There were also stalls selling foods and souveniers in the area. The full moon illuminated the area and the silhouetted Mayon volcano was still visible in the background. At least the cold wind gave us a relaxing ambience...

The night will not be complete without food intake. So we left the area and asked Buddy to bring us to a restaurant for dinner. We tried their local food called “Laing” (gabi with “gata” or coconut milk). I’m used to eating this food as both my parents are Bicolanos. We also tried their “sisig” and sinigang shrimp. Delectable meal, indeed!

Rosahleee and I planned of going back to the hill the following day for last photo ops before leaving for Naga. Mellany however opted to stay for longer sleep. We have arranged with Buddy to fetch the two of us at the hotel. It was 4:45am when my phone alarmed and so Rosahlee’s too. I turned off the alarm of my phone and remained flat in bed. I got up past 7am and looked outside the window. The clouds were gray and looked like it’s gonna rain. At past 8am, Buddy came knocking at our door to check if we’re still going up the hill. We forgone our plan and decided to just stay and packed our things. Since it’s a Good Friday, few vans were expected to travel. We ate heavy breakfast first in a nearby restaurant, Chowking, before checking out of the hotel.

It was past 1pm when we got to Legaspi. Rosahlee called up Charmaine and informed her that we’re already in town. Charmaine suggested us to check in at the Green Hotel which was in the central district area and quite near the bus terminal station. We’ve checked out other bus providers but there were no more buses leaving Saturday night for Manila. The only bus available on Saturday was Amihan bus leaving for Manila at 8:45am. We have no plan of taking the early morning bus schedule to leave on Sunday. We were anticipating the influx of passengers on Sunday. There were few tickets left at Amihan bus and we’re fortunate enough to get the rear seats.

At lunch time, we ate at Geewan a local restaurant serving food like “pinangat”. .This is similar to “laing” only it was stuffed with ground shrimp. They actually served this viand with coconut milk on top. Customers can even buy frozen “pinangat” for pasalubong. I would recommend it to my friends, it’s delicious!

After a couple of hours, we met Charmaine and she accompanied us in three different Churches in Naga; Cathedral church, Nuestra Senora de Penafrancia and the last one was I think St Mary’s Church (my apology). We left Charmaine in latter church where she will meet a friend of hers.

We headed to CWC or CAMSUR Watersports Complex. It’s located in Pili, a town outside Naga. We were supposed to check in CWC, trailer type, but it was fully booked. This place was being promoted by the local government and clearly it showed attractions to both foreign and local tourist mostly young ones. The placed has not yet been fully developed but tourists were coming in. There were villas for those with higher budget and trailer type for average budget. The cost for wakeboarding was PhP 200+ per hour. Rosahle and Mellany tried wakeboarding and they had fun. I didn’t get to try it because I was feeling crummy (it was my first day! L) though I had fun taking pictures of them.

We went back to Naga at 7:30pm. We were hoping that Charmaine could join us in dinner, funny ‘coz Charmaine and her friend were also in the same restaurant that were in. After dinner, we had coffee at Starmark Cafe.

Saturday. We’re leaving Naga. Charmaine invited us to have breakfast at their restaurant, Casa Moderna. They served tasty pancit bihon with crunchy lechon kawali. Ang sarap!!! They also have frozen pinangat that we bought for pasalubong.
I had so much fun during the two-day trip. I enjoyed the company of Rosahlee and Mellany. I met new friends and discovered new places. I hope I can come back visit those places again. Next time, I would try the wakeboard! =)

6:00pm, home sweet home!... =)