Shattered Glass

On the way home, I saw some pieces of of glassed mirror shattered on the street and it was nicely placed forming a line to the sun set. 

Leisure time pictures

I forgot to post some pictures that I took from my phone. And I just learned that you can actually be a photographer no matter what kind of camera or a device you're using!

I got this at AIT, the flowers there usually bloom on February and they're all very pretty!

 I saw these Express Lanes along side the Cheng Watthana road. I was captivated by the leading lines but I'm not sure if I took the shot nicely :/

These set of light lamp can be found at Future Park, a mall! Their lamp art style  is quite mesmerizing!

The more you stare, the more you're mesmerized by its structures. It's at Zpell btw.

A panoramic view of Victory Monument (อนุสาวรีย์ชัยสมรภูมิ) Seeing this monument often gives me a nostalgic feel! > < 

This right here is at the school dorm's corridor. It was quite dark but the lighting was sunny. I wanted to took the exact same color but I couldn't... DX

I will never forget the smell of the beach!

My friends and I were in a leadership training camp with other students from other universities at Patthaya. What's famous at Patthaya? The beach!

Yep, our base was located beside the beach and we only had like 30 minutes to enjoy the beach before we leave (we arrive at night time the day before, btw).

As we visited the beach, we were kind of overwhelmed and excited about it since it's been years we haven't visited an actual beach!  SO we took a bunch of pictures and went nuts ._."

Hot... super hot

As much as I want to go and enjoy the Songkran festival, it's better to stay at home and rest. The temperature is around 35° to 40° C and it is very very hot, so hot that the heat can damage the skin! 

Better to be safe than sorry!

Today's the middle of Songkran day and I've noticed in the pictures that Police are everywhere patroling all the locations of this festival making sure that everything and everyone is safe and secured. 

I'm pretty sure they don't mind getting soak with water.
((The drawing is for entertainment purposes only ;)  ))

Behind the Cameras

We had a photo shoot at Ladprao called "Soi84 Studio" and the location was ridiculously far!!!

So yeah, we had a photo shoot focusing on portrait photos.  

We warmed up by eating pizzas (since we all hadn't eaten lunch yet) and then proceed to the outdoor lesson.

 We had hips of fun, taking each other's turns and making ourselves as models  (except me, I refused!) So we used our teacher's camera and we took pretty good pictures but this one was quite something:

While I was taking some extra photos on my phone, the timing of the monolight or something wasn't right which resulted to this thing. I kinda like it since it only highlights the skin and left dress and the hair remain black. :)

So yeah, it was pretty fun and all but the traffic was the only problem we had.

Kumustaaaa!

I have noticed that most foreigners (west and east and everywhere) often mistook "kumusta" as single greeting phrase like "Sawasdee" in Pasa-Thai or "Menggalaba" in Myenmar. 

"Kumusta ka" or simply "Kumusta" actually means 'How are you' in Filipino. It derives from the Spanish phrase "Como estas", however, like I mentioned above, they mistook it as a greeting since Filipinos tend to say 'how are you' first when they meet someone they knew.

(my friends sometimes got confused when i replied to them... ^ ^" )

Just leave me be

It's funny, really. When people dislike you they should have just avoid talking to you or look at you and go somewhere far away from you instead of being near you and faking it like they like you and criticise and gossip behind your back. I don't get their "logic". 
If you don't like, please, just leave me be...

Forget Me Not event

Cybird released a story event for Midnight Cinderella a week ago and the first thing I noticed was the title "Forget Me Not".

It may seems nothing out of the ordinary but for Filipinos, well, it does.
Dr. José Rizal, the Philippines' national hero, wrote a book called "Noli Me Tángere". It's was a fictional book with a hidden message of the idea of opposing against the Spanish rule during his time. 
What relates to this is just the Title: "Noli Me Tángere" which means "Forget Me Not" in Latin and the story event of the game was about the Princess had an amnesia and her "prince consort" is internally asking her not to forget him,. Quite interesting though XD .

International Women's Day!