Only In Pagadian!

I previously talked about a friend who invited me to travel with him to the City of Pagadian, which I declined due to some conflicts on my schedule. He was there for a only a day to attend a church event with his cousin and came back to Dipolog around ten in the evening. It sure was a tiresome trip.

Anyway, I asked him if I could have some of his pictures taken in Pagadian if he has any so I could share it here in my blog. He promised me that he would share some photos after his trip. So above are photos taken in the City of Pagadian. I am so glad there is one picture of a tricycle that is inclined at about 25-40° angle. "Only in Pagadian" as people there claim. Meaning you can only see a tricycle that is inclined at that angle in Pagadian. It is the city's iconic symbol.

The Toilet Ladies

I found this picture funny. Do you know why? Enlarge it if you can't see clearly.

Or maybe I am just too narrow. It's the "Toilet Ladies" that I found funny, which happened to be a perfect label to these ladies who were toilet ladies during the time they were boarding on GP vessel to their educational tour in Cebu. I am very sure my youngest sister was a toilet lady during that sea trip. She was in and out the toilet the entire trip to  either pee or throw up. I am linking this to 366 Blog Photo Challenge, now on its 14th day.

The Black Butterfly on the Green Leaves

How's your Monday blogging pals? Mine isn't good but life's just like that. There are really days that just surprise us with a bulk of problems but life has to go on. Since it's Monday, we are up again to share photo(s) for the color memes today. Today, I would play for Chic in Black and Green Mondays.

The picture above is so far one of the best pictures I've ever taken and the most dramatic one. This was taken like decades ago inside the net-fenced butterfly garden in Puerto Prinsesa, Palawan. I was fortunate enough to capture this black butterfly's melancholic moment as it dramatically landed on the green leaves of these plants that managed to sprout out their greens beneath the big rocks. Thankfully, this black butterfly wasn't disturbed by my approach. Instead, it stayed and posed for my camera.