Kuyang Pepe and Me

Protrait of the Most Famous and Illustrious Filipino Freemason. Just take your pick…hehehe!
(Photo taken by my darling wife Vikki during our Mother’s Day Photo Walk at Fort Santiago)

Protrait of the Most Famous and Illustrious Filipino Freemason. Just take your pick…hehehe!
(Photo taken by my darling wife Vikki during our Mother’s Day Photo Walk at Fort Santiago)
I have been an absentee blogger lately. This is because of the following reasons; First, I had found a job, so most of my time are spent working. Secondly, I had found a job, so most of my time are spent working and lastly, I had found a job, so most of my time are spent working.
I will try to catch up with my blogging soon as i get the chance. In the meantime you can catch me hanging out at Facebook. You can follow me there.
Everyday I pass through a mall going to my present work site. I take the same route on my way back home. There is one scene which I found almost too common in every malls in Manila, with the only exception perhaps of Rockwell Powerplant.
I have observed inside the mall’s fastfood chains, coffee shops, and usually in the foodcourt, elderly people, some are dressed to the nines, in groups of four to five, are occupied in a seemingly serious conversation. More often there is someone doing the talking while the rest listen attentively. They even have documents, which appears to have an important part in their conversation. Also, one group knows the other group occupying the next table. Some of them have ordered something to eat or drink while the others have nothing but a glass of water taken from the public drinking fountain.
These people are obviously not having a bible study session nor by chance they are in a speed dating event. I suppose its not even a real estate brokering conference or a conclave of believers waiting for the end of the world. What these people are doing is one mall mystery that really baffles me - like why some people like to brush their teeth inside the mall’s comfort rooms, or why some people think the mall is one big nursery ward, where they can display their recently born infant for public viewing.
One of Bambit’s Nikon D60 study on Portraiture, with her favorite model, Ms. Himaya Amarantha K. Gaerlan.

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