I’ve always wanted to take a picture of Mt. Apo but throughout the trip, the view didn’t seem to cooperate. On the last day, I decided to go with what was there and took a couple of snap shots from our hostel’s balcony. I can’t just leave Davao without a mountain pic.
Here we were during and after breakfast. Do we look exhausted? ^^()
And here doing personal economics (Quiaps, 2008) to see just how much harder we need to work to earn back whatever we spent.
And here’s trying to pass as durian endorsers. Did we do a good job? LOL!!! This was on the way to the airport and because we really need to buy pasalubong, we stopped by here. If you’re wondering why there are very little pictures, well, it’s probably because exhaustion finally caught up with us. Upon arrival to Manila, we bid our farewells—not exactly dramatic because it’s a school day the next day. We would see each other again (and eventually get our USBs infected with viruses because of the pic uploading in the department computer).
So that’s Davao, my first local, airborne trip (yeah, yeah—so what if I know now that you don’t really need a passport for this kind of thing. I was a noob at local flights, ‘ayt!) I’m really glad I got to go and I’m looking forward to the next PAP Convention. ^_^ Oh, wait…that means we have to get our youth research to a higher level! D’oh! ^o^
Very special thanks to: Samah, Tweena, Patwik, Weeia, and Antwone for the pics!
FIN.
14 comments:
promoting philippine tourism! visit the north too =P
aww spending the trip with you guys definitely made it extra special.
p (^,^)V,
WAh! Pag nakapunta ako ng Baguio, iba-blog ko din yun!!! (Yeah, I'm such a loser for not having been to Baguio yet...)
I AM P,
Couldn't agree more : ) It's like things just clicked. And those numerous serendipitous moments were just priceless!
R and i sort of reminisced this morning during the adap congress (which was btw organized exactly the opposite of how the pap convention was organized) and we both agreed that the whole davao experience was liberating... :) i'm happy davao happened during my very first term in lasal and with jtraps. :) basta, "ang happy!" as how S would giggly exclaim. :)
looking forward to our next quality time. :)
hehehe infected usb's alright! :D
Hehehe, what do you 'opposite of PAP', I AM T? ; )
Good for you, that somehow helps in the belonging process, hahaha : )
Oh, man...don't remind me of the USBs. I haven't plugged mine in the lab PCs and just resorted to emailing my files -_-
Hehe, that's great..you had fun ^^ The beach looks nice.
Maybe the gumamelas are put there so that you won't steal the coins in the wishing well =P
I miss Davao...let's go to Laiya!!! Even though I'm not a mountain person, I'd love to go to Baguio with you guys too!!!
awesome, awesome pics! mom saw them and ayun, ended up wanting to travel! hehehe!
jennai, i gotta say, CONGRATZ for a blog well, and OC-ly, done! ;)
=3kat,
you just think of the most brilliant ideas, don't you? LOL!
It took a bit of an effort to go back to work mode, though. Good thing there was only a week left of school then. : )
Ria, yeah, lets! To BOTH!!! ^_^
Choco, I'm so happy for you about everything spiritual in your life. You seem so satisfied with your life, divah? (If you're wondering, I've read your blog : ) Oh, and thanks for the compliment.
Hehe..I just remembered Kyle there..he likes to take the coins ^^; or well, attempted to. =P
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