Let us all wake up with a happy HEART

 Life is too short to let even a single second dwell on anything that brings negativism and synonymous to unpleasant...

- Ethel Cabacungan

On Happiness

The art of living does not consist in preserving and clinging to a particular mode of happiness, but in allowing happiness to change its form without being disappointed by the change; happiness, like a child, must be allowed to grow up. 
Charles L. Morgan

Life's Little Blessings

I had the blues because I had no shoes until upon the street, I met a man who had no feet. 

Ancient Persian Saying



On Life and Journey

The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step.

 Lao Tzu

On importance..

It doesn’t matter who sat with you first
And whoever sat with you the longest
But rather someone who just might sit beside you by chance

It doesn’t matter who shared with you a story
And whoever told you the funniest anecdote
But rather a person whom might just tell you a random chronicle

Every one may come and go, yourself included

At the end of the day, it is that one single person
Who rested beside you by fate or have told you an odd story



But had left the chair with you

words by Ethel Cabacungan

LEARNING

… there would be points is our lives when we want to try something we find not ordinary…something unusual, or so we thought


… we get chances where we could actually test the waters… see how things turn out


… then at one point, once we are over and done weighing pros and cons…we decide to make that one big step


… it may feel very unstable at the beginning… the shaking crushes your courage


… until we have overcome our fear…we suddenly realize the strokes are in tune


… the touch of the air against your entire being… it calms you, assures you that everything that surrounds you are as prudent as they show


… we let the feeling linger ‘til our hearts out… in great anticipation of what else is in store


… until one day we wake up and recognize that the thing we were so excited about in the launch.. was just a mere fad and nothing more

words by Ethel Cabacungan

American Cemetery

A visit at the Manila American Cemetery and Memorial located at Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City.

EZRA

Took this picture on a vacant lot we chanced upon while walking at Binondo. Cs and Cs are welcome! Thanks KALADKARINS ( hope I got that right!) for that woderful trip! 'Twas fun!

Photowalk July 22, 2010

Been wanting to go out and start shooting again. UP has been my training ground as always.









Location: University of the Philippines Diliman, Quezon City