Your reason

You're role here is to be my online journal where I can keep and share my experiences in my life. Maybe a travel that I'll never forget, an unusal happening that someday will make me smile everytime it passes through my mind, a melanchony or a romantic song I composed, a review or reason why I loved such movie that i've recently watched...

Besides, you also bring positive outcomes for me. You're helping me for my writing skills improvement. Also, not to forget my past, knowing that I'm a forgetful person. You're there to remind me the good and bad things that happened and will happen throughout my life. You might not understand your value because you're not living thing, but just so you know, i'm grateful to have you.

Sirok ti rangtay

There are places that you only visit when it gets dark and tell me, have you ever tried visiting it in the daylight? 

Pamulinawen is a festival celebrated in Laoag City every february. The kids would rather know it as the period of carnival beneath Gilbert's bridge. It's a place where you'll encounter crazy rides, bright lights, loud sounds, and kids and teenagers having a good time. 

I kinda find it a place where you'll probably get to waste a lot of money, that's why I try to avoid entering. However, I have a friend, Czarina, who loves taking photos like me, who mentioned me to try photoshooting in the place. And so we did. I also gathered 2 friends/classmates of mine making as 4 in total. 

So after school, around 4 we arrived at what we Laoageños call "sirok rangtay". The entrace was free because the rides were'nt operating yet. Although, it was embarassing having people staring at us, but we didn't mind. We didn't care for the sake of having this amazing shoots. 

The rides made our background very lively and colorful. Besides, it seems like we're in a foreign country, right? Or let's just imagine it for a while. And now im doubting if I should also visit it at nightlight.

Sharing some of my favorite photos below: