We are strolling inside Silliman University campus in Dumaguete City last Sunday afternoon. Ace was walking ahead of me while I was enjoying everything that my naked eye could see until I saw this Cadena de Amor (Coral vine) with flowers graciously hanging in one of the low fence just along the pathwalk. The sight of this flower made me so thrilled as I haven’t seen like this for years. Then I was reminiscing my grade school days where this flower was used to adorn our hair during our folk dance presentations. Now that reminds me again of my late mother who used to fix my hair and put the flowers using hair pins. With the bee in the photo, I think this could also be a nice entry for camera critters.
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I was absent from the blogging world for more than a week and I missed the fun last Friday. Now I couldn’t afford to be absent again for another round of Sky Watch though I am not feeling well. I need to post my entries or else, I would miss a lot. Anyway, here’s my piece of sky from Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental. Hubby took this while I was busy working on the giveaways in the afternoon after we arrived Dumaguete City last week. He and BIL had a sunset shoot at the hotel’s rooftop and he was really proud to show me this photo when they returned to our hotel room. I am not familiar what mountain is on the view….maybe Mt. Kanlaon, I am not sure.
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