
I miss thailand.. so I just posted this pic..
MY LIFE'S TIDBITS, MY DREAMS.. ASPIRATIONS, TRAVELS, SOJOURNS..MY LIFE HERE ABROAD..REMINISCENCE, AND MY CONTINUING SEARCH OF WHAT LIFE IS ALL ABOUT... THIS IS THE LIFE OF THE DESERT PRINCE
In one of the palace's
At the grand palace... what a magnificent architecture this old city got.
I like this one..
My mom's favorite flower- The Daisy
Some insects shots
A steady dragonfly..
Wines.. lots of them!
A Fishing vessel
The BADYAO
Badjao are minorities from southern part of the Philippines, however they migrated to neigboring islands in the early nineties. Badjaos are good divers since they usually live near the sea and its their main source of income, even the 3 year old badjao can dive. As soon as the ferry or the ship docks on the pier.. these badjao kids paddled their small boat near the ferry and beg for some coins.. If you have extra coins in you pockets, throw it on the water near their boat and they will dive for it. Amazingly, they get the coins 100% even the youngest kids.
I remember when I was stil a kid, during our travel from the province to manila. I usually beg for coins from my father so that I can throw them at the badjaos..
As soon as I saw them, I get my digital camera and took several pics, its not very clear since the glass reflected the light from the flash so I turned the flash off. The badjao gladly smile for me. I then searched my pocket for coins and found a handful of 5 and 10 peso coins. I throw them several 5 and 10's and they gladly dived it for me.
Next time you travel and just in case you encounter these indigenous people.. dont hesitate to throw some spare coins.. they might be life saving.