Why I love kids is because of their natural smile. Can there be bland or shy or dreary kids, it's just a little percentage. And in front of a camera, even a growing infant can crack that Duchenne smile.

To my eyes, they resemble orchids which my grandmother, Nanang Ely, used to propagate in many different varieties. I used to remember that they were sold with pricey tags. But when I visited Mountain Province,

Horses that are freely roaming along the Sulvec Beach is rarely a sight. Nevertheless, all the people of Narvacan knows for certain that these horses are owned by only one man--Tang Timing, as they call

Featuring my two younger sister on the right. On the left stands a hilarious fence that divided the shore of the beach near the Sulvec Port of Narvacan, Ilocos Sur.

I remember the days I'm on forced recovery but I still manage to make shots. In the photo above features my Ate Karla, my elder sister and behind her is the ripened sun. Up on the mountains of Bantay,

Chasing a calf is no joke, especially when you want to steal a solo time with it away from his mom.

Looking back to her old photos collaged in decades-old photo albums, I could say she still has the same attitude towards cameras. I may not agree with her fast-changing poses because most shots of her

Image Here Bibiliophiles are people who love to collect books, while bookworms are people who read books and spend a lot of time reading. Which one are you? Neither? But i bet a lot of people whoever

Rich, my nine-year-old Poodle-Pomeranian, never fails to follow wherever I may go. And that I finally decide to take over my Mom's business, for few years already, she has found the best spot to nap inside

I remember visiting once an office of a gas station of a far relative in a mission to pay in advance the rental of their hotel's function hall. In the corners of that little three-square-meter office stood

March, the Philippine's Natinal Fire Prevention month, has past and here we had 3 crews from ISECO replacing the transformer which Mama has complained about its unknown dripping content. An employee we

Galloping over the fields is here, our farm's new baby, who loves being pet. Sometimes, he's seen playing chase with the dogs guarding over the hectares of land.

Before feasting on Papa's first of the first harvests, we were howling, "QC! QC! (Quality Control)", as our proud parents brought out a weighing scale. I even got one of fingers turn violet after

Blue Platter's best-seller two-patty steak is too affordable and too flavorful to be true.

Rice paddies carved out from the mountains of Sagada, Mountain Province.

Crisp-red galvanized irons sandwiched in between rice terraces. Why Banao, a barangay in Bauko, Mountain Province, will always have a place in my heart is because of the mornings like this that welcomed

"Let's start my feed with a big HI! Not that I just had a big cup of instant coffee to brighten up my day, but because I wanted this chance to make a connection to my future readers. Maybe a lot of