Crumbling like Pastries

A month has passed since my nephew turned 1. I was expecting something explicit indeed and eye-catching. Of course, my expectations were achieved. As his mom is now a party organizer I couldn't complain about the pastel colors that are put up each celebration my nephew has (btw, his name is Mosi). What caught my attention the most were those pastries. The bakers really knows how to bake (lol what?) They were very artistic and I bet they can make anything edible. (I hope they can make a Sirius Black cake) They are located in General Santos City, BUT I forgot to ask my sister-in-law WHERE in Gensan. *sighs Nevermind, I'll just ask her soon when the time comes (dun dun duuuunnnnnnnn).

I thought the ears on those pastries were edible. But every "I thought" is wrong. -__-

This hasn't failed me though, everything is edible. Even that huge crown.

That bakeshop is surely generous of their icing. Their cakes were really good. Try it sometime! :)

Zenith

After the final exams, my sister's boyfriend came to visit her (We're kinda close though). So, both of 'em decided to go on a road trip and because I was gloomy, I decided to come too. I got psyched, because we were going to the Zipline in Lake Sebu. ._. I've always wanted to experience what it feels like to be dangling/gliding 600 feet above the ground. My screams got stuck up upon the way because it's 700 meters long. But, the view was ecstatic. It makes me forget how cruddy I've answered my tests. not to mention we've got a discount because our so called "relative" kinda owns a lot there. Lucky us! Woohoo! The exhausting part about that trip was that we had to climb 774 steps before we can reach the area. I hated that part most. Meh, it was fun all through out. Bm was screaming and crying "I want to go down now!" once we've positioned ourselves (and he is much, MUCH older than I am).

Here's some of the action:

Home of our ancestors

Me and my sister

Me and Bm

We survived!

I dare you to try also, and face those Seven Hundred Seventy Four steps!!

                            

Dilly Daddle

Since it's summer, the seeker is back again to her daily habit. You know, reading books, locking herself in her room just so she could concentrate reading and what-not. So, I've decided to share and maybe persuade (or force) you to read books. I mean, it is enchanting to be buried in books :3

(c) Google

I've been collecting books since I was in Grade 4, got persuaded by my friend Althea. And Luanne Rice's "Firefly Beach" was the first novel I've ever read. Forced my mom to buy me more books authored by Rice. But since I am a clumsy git, I must have misplaced them. Nonetheless, the book collecting did not stop. Now, I'm Fifteen and my books are crowding up my room (no bragging).

No more dilly daddle, here's some of 'em:

Ellen Schreiber (I've got Cryptic Cravings on iBooks)

Christopher PikeI have a thing for vampire related fiction. Merherher.

Christopher Pike

Story of a girl who died. wonders why, finds out why. (Short Summary lol)

'Nuff said. I'll brag more about 'em sooner than later though. After I've finished reading Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix.

Adios Muchachos.

Champions

High school days have past and we've all got mixed emotions. Happy because we've surpassed the challenges for four years. Sad, well because we won't see each other every minute of the day no more and I'm very sad because I have to socialize again. T_T I'm terrible when it comes to socializing. I do hope I find some new friends (and probably REAL ones now) once I step into the gates of College.

 a day before the commencement exercises

Me and Ma'am Lea

These were the only pictures I found that are useful to post. I forgot to bring my camera during the Graduation Rights (FML) Nonetheless, If I've survived High School, I'm positive I'll survive College.