Another Sunday at GSC

Taking some pics before the mass started. Altar boys preparing and waiting for priest to arrive.





Church coordinators, I think.





Some kids, it's good to see kids around. Hope they will grow up to be good citizens. To be good citizens is to be close with God.





Tight rope.



Windows Vista grass or shall I say Leopard OS Wallpaper? Hehehe



Just playing some stone, priest is nowhere to be seen yet.



The church ground is tricycle drivers favorite break time place.





Our family lunch affair at Dimsum. I was taking some pics while the food are being prepared.







Coffee shop like setting. This is located outside Dimsum's main dining area. Wifi is available in the area.



Just opposite of the above is this house.



Two boys wanting to cross the street. I suppose the boy grabbing is the big brother.



Still on the opposite is a food center specializing on grilled and smoked food.



Vehicles on the street.





Dimsum's parking space.



Other shots







Man cleaning his jeep.



My sis posing like a pro hehehe





Our nice lunch / breakfast.





I don't have etiquette, taking pictures while eating.



A posted job vacancy outside the building.



A house next to Dimsum

Another backyard shot

Here's another backyard shots before taking off to chucrch last Sunday.

Flowers:













Rotten fruits, these will be the meal for the birds.



Opening gate

Visiting Davao City

I was off to Davao City to process my Honorable Dismissal at Ateneo de Davao University.

Digos Terminal, 70 kms from Davao City



Victoria Plaza, Davao's "sosi na tiangge"



My script to taxi driver every time I go to Victoria Plaza, "sa door #5 lang nong". Below pic is VP's (Victor Pineda? hehehe) door #5.

Nong, sa Shell lang

This is the place where the passengers of buses shout, "Nong, sa Shell lang". People always call the place Shell when infact it's a Caltex Station. Hello?!? The Shell station is on the other side of the street. Stupid! Hehehe.



Caltex station





A driver lovingly cleans the tire of his tricycle.



A tricycle.

Sunday Mass: Father's day

Church again. The priest had a very looooooooong homily. Literally 1 hour. Not complaining or anything but it was just too long. As they said, people can only sustain 15 minutes of listening to a speech. Beyond that, they can be easily distracted or will find distraction.