Somethin' Prohibited
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Blurred Moi w My Simple Cam 2
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Fool Moi & My Simple Camera
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 | That's one of the shops @ SM Baguio. Took this today after the Giant Wedding Cake affair. (He-he-he, blurred, eh.) |
 | Thanks for sharing a glimpse of Baguio today... You gave my day a smile... Thanks... |
 | this one is hot my friend!! what camera did you use? nice shot. |
| Point nang point, then shoot --- a hand-me-down Canon. |
| kaya naman pala, wow..iba talaga, when you look at it, its just like an ordinary cam..hay sarap umakyat at mamundok uli..kahit sm. |
| The cheapest bargain at P275/a night with hot shower and own bath that's clean is Sta. Catalina Retreat House, 15-min ride from Session. |
| yah, ive slept there once..nyah! dati wala silang hot shower! buti meron na ngayon! |
| With curfew, 9pm. (Nyaaah!) |
 | Aha, you did this without me, ha. |
 | bbfloresca wrote on Sep 27, '07, edited on Sep 27, '07 Money smart -- love it! And nice to "meet" more than half your head, Chi, LOL |
 | Nice to fool around like that sometimes, hehehe. |
 | HI Chi! Nice to see you :) |
| Ha-ha-ha! Slowly shedding off shyness -- "Writers daw are better read than seen." Maybe I'm feeling more and more like I really belong to this virtual community.
Thank you very much for viewing and as I always say -- May the blessings be! |
 | hmmmm...was this shot in front of a mirror?...ganda po.. |
| Yes, I played with my mirror image. |
 | mirrors mirrors mirrors nice pics nice subject hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm |
| Tell me more about the skirt!! |
| Sir, Baguio City is the Thrift Shop Capital of this country. There are people in the this so-called "wagwag" or "ukay-ukay" business who sometimes think a skirt won't sell because they thinlk it's outdated or somethin'.
I love those bargains which make ukay-ukay shopping such a fun hobby. I have bought several signature skirts at one-peso.
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| My daughter went through a phase in college when shopping thrift gave her clothing that contributed to her singluar identity...we called them vintage clothing; clothing with character.
A peso purchase is like a skirt for a buck???
How does wearing clothing previously worn by others contribute to your identity?? |
| A perso purchase is equivalent to less than $0.03 (cents at the exchange rate of $1=P44 or P45, more or less) A few months back, rates were up to P55 to the dollar.
Identiy should not be a problem if one is creative. There is always individuality in mix-matching styles and accessorizing, etc. (See the ethnic accents.)
My bag in that photo, of course, is a Samsonite -- Go figure.
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 | faeliz wrote on Nov 14, '07, edited on Nov 14, '07 Love your checkered top, Chi! Hmmm, model material:-) |
| Let me spill the beans. The inner top is just a "tubao" -- a Mindanao kerchief, the size of a handkie. |
| This time, the "tubao" or kerchief is up on my head. |
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