Tell them I was happy that I attended. Thank you, Lord, I came, safely.
With Sir Cortez, our department adviser. I cannot count how many laughs we had because of that somewhat funny incident. Plus, the fried chicken was wasted!Here are the two birthday celebrants of August 25, 1994: Me and Ariane Mae. We never forget to take a picture in every acquaintance party because it’s a custom of having our birthday, a few days after the party.Hey, hey, hey. The three of you? Illuminati?Clap your hands in the air and groove with the MUSIC.See? For those who didn’t attend the Acquaintance Party, “sayang kayo.” =P(From left to right) Pisces + Virgo = Michelle and Ariane! I meant that, no joke.The two Psych majors: Ate Ann and Ate Reg.Thanks for my co-Liberal Arts students who faced the camera and smiled, widely.Do it all again! This is a display of fresh smiles from adorable ladies. #winksBecause we were out of dance steps, the picture above tells the story. Ha-HaThe melancholic shot of me. Ariane Mae gave this shot a more detail to the background.
“It’s a night knickknack, and everyone’s buzzing around the stripey theme!”
Just before the Twilight welcomed the dusky evening, I got up on the wrong side of the bed. It was the 17th of August, 2012 – our university’s Acquaintance Party and Mass Induction of Officers. Honest as the day was long, I was having second thoughts whether or not to attend the party that night because I felt too weak and I wanted to lay down in bed and sleep.
To and fro, I have been changing suits to suit myself. With less pain pounding my head after an hour of sleep, I hurriedly groomed myself. And as you can see, there weren’t that make ups on because I was running out of time and I need to attend the Mass Induction, ASAP. Even my hairstyle was not an excuse like I just grabbed a rubber band and tied my hair, etc. I lived by my principle: “Simplicity is beauty.”
I didn’t feel sorry for attending the party because the pictures above tell the story. Thank you for waiting for the photos. Have a great day!
“Somewhere in Binmaley.” Luscious green leaves, russet brown branches plus the delicate yellow flower made the rain worthwhile.Strikingly beautiful. This photograph is a combination of earthiness and allure, that it focuses on the focal part of the three flowers. I also love how the leaves showed its restful harmony in nature.One of my purposes in taking this angle is to splash an eye-view of the pouring rain.“Dad’s suggestion.” For me to give you a whole view of my subject, he asked me to take this, right after the rain poured.Here’s my most favorite shot. I don’t want to sound biased but look at its perfection, eh? Comment below if you disagree. (LOL)“The Flower and the Flower Buds.” When you spell daunting, flowers give us the first look that God created something pleasing to the eyes and to the soul.“A Discreet Beauty.” The single side view has a deep contour about nature’s universal love.“The exquisiteness of a woman is like a flower in a mild dew.” – Samantha C. De Guzman“The uniqueness of a thing depends on the plurality of the mind.” If I roam around the bush, I sure know there are abundant things out there. But this flower’s beauty is exceptional.
Photos by: Samantha C. De Guzman
Credits to: Tita Lulu, for the flowers in their place
“If all the raindrops would taste like mint…oh, what a rain that would be!” Last month started raining so hard.I was with my pops back, then, and we were bounded to go home. The rain madly fell in a cloudy afternoon so we had no choice but to stop by at a near beauty parlor shop. Raindrops add refinement to flowers. They complement the drippy leer of these flowers. Aren’t they beautiful?
I "SAM" THE TRUTH! 