Er, how do I phrase this? Tagaytay was a beauty? A beatiful beauty? A beautiful?
The field trip had essentially six destinations: The Ilog Maria Bee Museum and Farm, and Bee-Sting Therapy Center; Mushroom Burger; The Hallelujah Diet monastery (this ain’t its real name); The T-House; the church beside the T-House where someone in the controversial Arroyo clan of the Philippines got married; and the pasalubong place somewhere along the road. Just a few words, and I'll let the photos in my Facebook do the rest.
Highlights:
1. Hitting my head on the bus’ damned TV twice.
2. The Ilog Maria photo session – and man, was it one long photo shoot.
3. The ducks/geese (couldn’t tell which) at Ilog Maria.
4. The kid who was attracted to our cameras. The attention wasn't unrequited.
5. The most beautiful environmental CR I’ve ever seen.
6. The mushroom lunch.
7. “Eat only living food. Everything else is not good for your body.”
8. The drink. The living-food drink.
9. Photo shoot again at the T-House.
10. Finding my long lost “T,” made of bamboo, at the T-House!
11. The visit to the church
12. 3 boxes: 2 Buko Pies and 1 Buko Tart
13. Ang mga samu’t saring hirit sa loob ng bus.
14. Playing Taboo with the Taboo people: Tella, Ginnie, Phyl, Thea, Jio, Vince, Josh, Clems, Jim, Clint, and Madi. Marami nito sa Orosa! Ito ang favorite ni Jim! =D
FINALLY, RAINWATER THAT HAD COLLECTED ON THE LINOLEUM ROOF (it's not a real roof) AT THE ILOG MARIA MUSEUM FOUND AN OUTLET. HALF MY SHIRT WAS SOAKING WET AFTER ONE GIANT GUSH OF PUZZLING IDIOCY.
P.S. Hoping that Spring Awakening will be a good one tomorrow.
The field trip had essentially six destinations: The Ilog Maria Bee Museum and Farm, and Bee-Sting Therapy Center; Mushroom Burger; The Hallelujah Diet monastery (this ain’t its real name); The T-House; the church beside the T-House where someone in the controversial Arroyo clan of the Philippines got married; and the pasalubong place somewhere along the road. Just a few words, and I'll let the photos in my Facebook do the rest.
Highlights:
1. Hitting my head on the bus’ damned TV twice.
2. The Ilog Maria photo session – and man, was it one long photo shoot.
3. The ducks/geese (couldn’t tell which) at Ilog Maria.
4. The kid who was attracted to our cameras. The attention wasn't unrequited.
5. The most beautiful environmental CR I’ve ever seen.
6. The mushroom lunch.
7. “Eat only living food. Everything else is not good for your body.”
8. The drink. The living-food drink.
9. Photo shoot again at the T-House.
10. Finding my long lost “T,” made of bamboo, at the T-House!
11. The visit to the church
12. 3 boxes: 2 Buko Pies and 1 Buko Tart
13. Ang mga samu’t saring hirit sa loob ng bus.
14. Playing Taboo with the Taboo people: Tella, Ginnie, Phyl, Thea, Jio, Vince, Josh, Clems, Jim, Clint, and Madi. Marami nito sa Orosa! Ito ang favorite ni Jim! =D
FINALLY, RAINWATER THAT HAD COLLECTED ON THE LINOLEUM ROOF (it's not a real roof) AT THE ILOG MARIA MUSEUM FOUND AN OUTLET. HALF MY SHIRT WAS SOAKING WET AFTER ONE GIANT GUSH OF PUZZLING IDIOCY.
P.S. Hoping that Spring Awakening will be a good one tomorrow.
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