Life In A Snapshot

I was looking for a photo of something when I incidentally opened the folder where this photo of Statue of David I took the first time we visited Baywalk in Davao City.

This statue was built from the personal pocket of one businessman in the city. I wonder how much it cost him to have the huge statue that earned so many public scrutiny and public opinion because of the naked David. For the sake of art, I look at that beauty. But if that’s a true human being, I would curse anybody posing like that to death!LOL. If the statue is made of real gold, how many gold bullions were used to get David’s statue done?

I didn’t make a self-imposed rule not to post my photos in my blogs so I am now bragging about one of my fave latest photo.

Until now I can’t get over this. Looking at it makes me think of wanting one of those ellipticals I saw in a fitness store at the mall. But since we have a nice neighborhood that is a great place for early morning walk, I think I have a higher chance of losing those flabs. I think I’ve actually lost a few pounds because I am walking to and from my office (Carol and Donald’s place) everyday. I hope I and Ace could find time for a morning walk once in a while because when I will have an internet connection at home, I won’t be walking everyday just to work here.

As I was blog hopping while looking for hydroxycut advanced reviews at the same time months ago, I saw a blog header with a scribbled name on the sand. I loved it to bits that I tried to write our names on the white sand of Isla Reta weeks ago. Sadly, it didn’t turn out right…no, not my handwriting but the messy sand around the letters. Maybe next time I’ll make it deeper so the letters will be as obvious as I wanted it to be.

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