Random Snaps: Sunday at the Ayala Malls!

07.03.2011 - Sunday is an equal opportunity to spend with the family and love ones. This is the first time I spent going to the mall from the opening up to post-lunch time. The Central Business District has changed in the last seven years, and it has evolved from its landscape.

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The Tower at Venice Piazza.

02.05.2011 - A long day must have gone by until the early evening. I was about to head to McKinley Hill, but traffic halted for two hours. Unexplored and unfamiliar place Venice Piazza has become a new hub for everyone who's nearby. Its rarely I go to this place either for events related blogging or for personal reason why I was there last night.

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Holiday Night Lights.

12.15.2010 - Heading home from another toy run. Its now becoming a habit for me to get out at night during these times. I wish the store would stay opened until 11PM on a regular basis, which reminded me on my first trip to Singapore last year. I'm definitely missing the trip there meeting old friends.

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Midnight Run.

08.02.2010 - Its past midnight and the city never sleeps. Indeed its true and that's what I've been missing for months. If anyone who's not reading hard enough I haven't been going to night shifts for the past four months. What I miss is working near like a couple of blocks away. It seems like 2005 again but its not though rather nostalgic can remind a good memory of the past...

Endless Squares.

06.08.2010 - I've been sleepless for the past nights. After leaving work in early March the sleeping patterns where quite messed up. All I can do is let my thoughts run with this entry. Having random night shifts working working in the contact center is not the same anymore. This was actually taken on the way to a friend's place last Sunday, and I'm still trying to get back to the normal sleep hours of a person who used to have a day shift schedule. Rarely, I do simple snaps with this kind of photography as part of the random things I see on my inner city travels. It just gives a different perspective when you think about it...