Photographic Memories

This is my daughter posing after eating Ube ice cream. I think she is very happy. What do you think? We often by Ube ice cream in the Asian store because my hubby likes it also. Once in a while we buy Filipino products because I crave and miss our delicacies.

Daisies. My mother grows lots of them in her garden. There are different kinds of daisies like African daisy with showy flower heads, Aster (sunflower family), Tanacetum (resembling chrysanthemums), Oxeye or Marguerite (summer flower), Shasta (smaller bloom), Moon, Crown, Tricolor, Yellow Ox-eye, Gerbera, and Bellis (common daisy). They have different sizes or shapes to.

I think this is classic, he-he.

Now, this is what I call a classic photo: This was taken when I was still in high school. I studied in an exclusive school for girls owned by the Religious of the Virgin Mary (RVM). Can you find me? I am at the second row, third person from the right.

Class 1992

Class 1989

This week Photo Hunter’s theme is pink. After giving birth with my second child, I was really busy. But, I got a chance to take a picture of her bare feet. It’s so pink. Her little toes are so cute. Never miss a moment kissing it. Sometimes I wiggle her feet to the music and sing along.

This is my daughter’s feet, she is 26 days old today.

Is that marshmallows or what!?

No unfortunately those are not marshmallows, but they are pile of dirty ripened diapers.

Stock of dirty diapers. One of my week photohunters and the theme is dirty. Stinky isn’t it? If only we can make an income out of these dirty diapers I will have plenty of money. I’m sure all mothers will agree with me, right?

Kennon Road: A road that was engineered by the Americans and built by the Japanese and Filipinos.

Kennon Road is one of the three major access roads that lead up to Baguio City from Manila . This is the most scenic highway to Baguio . The road was originally called Benguet Road the it was named after U.S. Army Colonel Lyman N. Kennon who was its final builder. With the labor of Igorots and some foreign workers.

This week theme is “Original”, the theme is confusing and it’s very difficult to configure out what’s for the original theme. I don’t know if this photo is original. This picture is the place of Elvis Presley in Graceland, Memphis, Tennessee.

Graceland-Elvis Presley’s Place. We visited here during my residence interview for US residency status. The place was so beautiful. Since was open for the public you can view the living room, music room, Elvis parents bedroom, dining room et cetera. There’s a spectacular display of Elvis awards and trophies. We also visited the Meditation Garden , where Elvis has been laid to rest.

Shredded Paper in strip-cut. This is my photo hunt theme for this week. These are colored papers. I took pictures of it because I liked its combination. It’s like a rainbow or a pompom. There are a lot of things you can do with your shredded paper like pillow and gift stuffing; it can be a great hair accessory for your Halloween costume and it can be an excellent support in packing in breakables in boxes.



Shredded Paper

Playtex Drop Ins. Anyone use them?

I have been using this bottle for years with my first child and still using it for second baby. Drop-Ins Disposable Bottle Liners are GREAT! The liners are available in 8 ounces and 4 ounces. These ready-formed liners are pre-sterilized. Liners will collapse as baby feeds, with less air, less colic and less gas after feeding.

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This is my daughter, singing the ABC’s.
My daughter wearing her new swim wear attire. Boracay, here we go! We are preparing for our trip in Boracay Island. I am not sure, I think hubby will arrive in the Philippines on the next day. At first, she was just posing for a picture. We were surprised when she sung the alphabet song.