Things with wings.

Sumasayaw si Mickey Mouse ng Chacha Dabarkads. True story. (at Makati Park and Garden)

Nagbibigay-pugay sa unang ginang ng tanghalan, Daisy Hontiveros-Avellana. (at Arlington Memorial Chapels)

Brownout sa Provident. (at Casa Figueroa)

Waiting for the wedding to start.

A rainbow, right outside my window. #nofilter (at Marikina River)

Experimental red velvet pancakes. (at Casa Figueroa)

Grocery bago uwi. (at Rustan’s Supermarket)

I somehow ended up in Centris when I just wanted to get to Katipunan. Napagrocery tuloy. (at Centris Station)

Where the hell am I? #lost (at Centris Station)

Bibimpab with gochujang! (at Mashitta Korean and Japanese Cuisine)

Bibimpap! (at Mashitta Korean and Japanese Cuisine)

Make up in process for a special tour for teachers and tour operators. The left side is still unblended. (at Heroes Square)

Anoa mindorensis, the tamaraw. It was a little sad to spy this extremely rare specimen in the dark storage area at the 5th floor of the National Museum. But at the rate they’re fixing things, it’s likely they’ll rehabilitate and display it properly someday soon. This is my last museum post for the day. But please do visit the National Museum. It’s still a bit rough around the edges, but the buildings and the collection are rich and phenomenal. And Sundays are free! (at National Museum of the Philippines (Pambansang Museo ng Pilipinas))

Detail from a Manansala collage. Yes, it’s a Manansala. It’s a delight to discover new things in the National Museum with every visit. (at National Museum of the Philippines (Pambansang Museo ng Pilipinas))

Detail from Juan Luna’s “Parisian Life,” one of the most valuable pieces in the National Museum of the Philippines. Its estimated value is P200 million. (at National Museum of the Philippines (Pambansang Museo ng Pilipinas))