
Arrived from Vancouver a couple of days ago and it was only a few hours till I did my favorite Manila activity: walk along Roxas Boulevard (above). Below, fellow walkers/Galleon Traders/artists/current The Living Room residents
Eliza Barrios and
Megan Wilson.


And it was good to see the city still in good shape. I know I have only been gone a month but it sometimes things can really change in such a short time. I was also glad to see a lot of artistic activity happening along the shoreline. Somewhere near
The Diamond Hotel, I spotted a young woman making pencil sketches of the sunset (above). Very cool. Parang Paris.

A couple of bikers taking a break (above). Biking along the boulevard is really a great idea. After biking all around Toronto last month (below), I've been mulling the idea of getting a bike for Manila. And a helmet, of course. I have to explore this idea first.


Further down, I spotted another young lady (above). This time she was writing something in a journal. I could have been poetry, a grocery list, a cry for help, who knows? It was just cool to see someone so taken by the atmosphere of Roxas Boulevard that it compelled them to do a spontaneous creative act.

Finally, a group of students from PCCI doing a photo class.
Yup. The city is still doing OK. I need a haircut and a shave desperately though.
Next. The makeover.
Labels: canada, manila, pcci, roxas boulevard
3 Comments:
There is a saying that "the best part of any trip is coming home!" So, welcome back to reality, C.! Hope to see any of your tours around soon again!
carlos, you do make manila sound fabulous. congratulations! welcome back. oh, i hope you met up with diego somewhere in kanada. (btw: don't know how this works re my identity. but "diego" is clue enough)
Eh? Hmm. Sorry! Can't figure it out. Another clue? Thanks.
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