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Tips For You, Reminders For Me

I saw two posts from two bloggers who participated in this certain challenge. Since I found their posts helpful and it looks fun, I'll be participating, too!

The Rules:
  • You need to draw something to give tips to new bloggers or old ones who want to hear new tips!
  • You can also challenge other blogger friends to do this!
  • It can be made online.
  • You can challenge as many bloggers as you can!
I Challenge:
  • Everyone who sees this. Well, only if you are interested!

Post. If we want to take blogging seriously, we must post well-thought articles. Do not post always (like: every hour or everyday) unless, the article is something, as I have said, well-thought. We must always think what we write; it must be: with sense, helpful, inspiring, and the others alike

Go out! We mustn't just sit in front of our computers (with blogger open and on the create a new post section) and just wait for something sensible to hit our mentalities. Go out, look around, bike around your street. You never know, inspiration might be just outside your house!

(Trust me on this one, I've tried just sitting in front of the computer waiting for something to hit me, and in return: I got a week without writing anything with sense.)

Try again. Unless you're like some people who're naturally gifted when it comes to writing, you will never be grammatically wrong. But some of us are not. Don't be disheartened, though; just practice and practice!

If you have posted something then you realize that there's something wrong edit it! Even if 20 people already saw it, still, edit it. Editing your article is just a click away. And the next time you make an article double, triple, quadruple check before posting it.

Happy Blogging Bloggers! Hope I helped you.

a Glitch

I have been busy in the past few weeeks and didn't have time to post articles. I really wanted to post an article related to photography that has been on my mind for some time, so the moment I had none to do I wrote what I wanted to write.

Without double checking the article I wrote I posted it.

After three days without using the Computer I finally got the chance to. My daily routine when I use the computer is open my Facebook, Twitter and Blogger; when I opened my blogger and read my recent article I saw a glitch!

I immediately edited the article (not sure if there are glitches left [Oh my! I must check it]) and updated it.

Lesson: double check everything! 

II Sunset

16th of October, my dad's friend's airsoft range (which is on the third floor of some building) made its premier. Of course, I had to take pictures! And. I.  Did. 

After taking an undeniably huge amount of images, I got exhausted! Good thing the event was done when I got really tired. So while my dad was still talking to his friend I strolled around the building . . .

I climbed, and climbed the stairs until I reached the terrace. While I was standing, I saw such a great view! My tiredness momentarily went away because of the view, I, then immediately took my camera out of my bag and saved the wonderful scenery on my camera.

Without further adieu . . . I present to you a set of wonderful sceneries! 







The sun is still up in this picture! (up)
Slowly going down. (up)
Bye sun! (up)
October 16 was only the second time I saw a live setting of the sun; that's why I am still getting amazed every time I see one! 

How great is the One who made the sun!

Around the Campus

A month ago my dad, brother and I went to U.P. (a school). My brother had a competition in U.P. so my dad had to drive him there, and I went with them simply, because I want to drive my bike! My dad told me that the school's campus is a good place to bike . . . and he's right!

And of course I took photos while biking around the campus! 




Can't make up my mind! Is that an ant carrying another ant, or an ant eating an ant? (left)




First tree! (right)




Second! (right)




Third tree! (left)




the blur (left)





Blue leaves! (left)































After biking for more than an hour, I rested, and it's my dad's turn! (right)





























Malacañan Palace

Status:Totally prolonged!

Thursday, July 26, 2012, Homeschoolers went to Malacañan Palace. Here are some shots I've captured while we were having a tour.


If there's one thing I truly liked in the Palace . . . it's their chandeliers! 









Who wouldn't love them?




This room belongs to Philippines' 2nd president, Manuel Quezon! (right)






A picture of former pres. Quezon with his family! (right)


This is the original (I don't know if it's only a replica) Noli Me Tangere (left)


And El Filibusterismo (right)






These are obviously some remnants during the american colonization 










Philippine flags before . . . (left)







Current Philippine flag! (right)








Don't know which one is Lapu-lapu












and Magellan.


















See the double G? The double G means: Governors and Generals, meaning the people who sit there are Governors and Generals! (left)

Drive A Bicycle

Last week I got a present from my dad, a bicycle! And of course, I wanted to drive it--immediately! I did and had so much fun! In my past article (Ride A Bicycle), I said that I've learned everything I needed; I did but I still needed practice. Needed to practice my turning to the left, right and u-turns in particular.
On Wednesday night, I was still not good with turning, but when I was getting the hang of it . . .
My bike got flat. Guess it was time for me to sleep so I did! When I woke up the next day, my bike was gone . . .  Not that it's lost, stolen or anything; my dad just got it fixed! Later, in the afternoon it came!

So, I biked again, and mastered turning!I biked, and biked, and biked.
 Fun. Fun. Fun! 

Saturday came, and the raining didn't stop. I really wanted to bike but since it was raining, I knew it wasn't time . . . but unexpectedly, my dad asked me if I wanted to; and of course, I said yessss! 

My dad and I then went outside and biked! We biked around the streets, feeling the cold breeze and raindrops!
Had much fun doing it! One of the best things I've done, ever! 
I have a lot of "one of the best things I've done", though!

P.S. Is this what you call Photo Journaling?
 P.P.S. Do you have a "one of the best things I've done"?

"Well Done Good & Faithful"



Once upon a time . . . 
in the Book of the King it was said that . . . 

A Dragon will rule fleetingly and those who serve the TRUE King will be persecuted . . . verbally, mentally and physically. 

The Dragon will rule with a white robe but do not give in, for he is only in disguise. Analyze his words and you will know. 

The Dragon will try to extinguish those who serve the True King, thus, the King's servants must not be troubled for He will be with His loyal followers  every moment. 

Though it may not seem like it, the King's loyal followers must trust in Him for every hardship they will experience is a test; and if they pass, a reward so great will be upon them.


For The King is fair, and He wants to see how loyal they are to him. He wants know if they are willing to sacrifice everything to Him, even if it is tough.


True followers of the King will be wise enough to be willing to receive hardships  but beyond-great reward after! But the others will rather receive momentarily comfort  but don't know what lies ahead.


They must Prepare and keep watch, for the happenings will be like a thief in the night; read the Book of the King to be prepared, to know what is to come. 

It will be hard for the King's followers, yes, but they must think of the reward after and what the King will be saying, "Well done, good and faithful servants!"

the "Twistingly Delicious" snack is back!

How's everyone, after the heavy rains? Wherever you guys are, I hope you all are safe!

Since I really, really want to post somethingbut my fingers appall right after I type my salutations, and also I haven't been using the computer much—I'll just talk about nonsense! 

Have you guys ate McDonald's Twister Fries? It's back and I'm very glad! And this year, I have found an interesting way of eating it . . . and it is by dipping it to their sundae!

No doubt twister fries are kind of--or really--salty; but by dipping it to McDonald's Chocolate Hot Fudge, the saltiness gets compensated and together they create a new wonderful taste (Wow, I feel like the mouse in Ratatouille)


Sadly, McDonald's Twister Fries are not for long, they will leave--soon. So, I'm going to make the most out of the time!
source: Google Images
P.S. ate my 8th yesterday! YUM! 

P.P.S. I need my sources of inspirations back! 

Check out the new cloud above this post! :)