The following three photos were taken on our way back to Manila from Baler after our Holy Week vacation. We took the Baler-Bongabon Road, and passed by Villa Aurora, a big part of which was destroyed a few years ago after a major landslide buried much of the area. These photos were taken on the banks of the river.
There used to be some houses and a school in the area behind Ben.
A lot of the people that used to live in this area have been relocated in an area about a few kilometers away. One of the reasons I don't like taking the Baler-Bongabon road (besides the fact that it's winding) is because I don't like passing by this area. I still feel awfully sad whenever I see it.
These next batch of photos (a bit dark, sorry!) are taken from Sto. Tomas after we visited there in April with Papa. This was just after I got back from my trip to China. Papa was trying (unsuccessfully) to get Ben to take a nap. The stuffed panda Ben is holding in the third picture is something I got him from Shanghai.
This next batch of photos were taken at The Big Red Barn, a mini amusement center for children in Ortigas. Ben and I took a ride at the bump cars...something I'm never going to do with him again.
How he loved this ride!
While his interest in trains is waning, he still has high regard for them.
Giving the xylophone a shot
Getting into the beat
Another thing he's still interested in are fountains...size doesn't matter
These next batch were taken at Serendra in The Fort (part of the Fort Bonifacio area in Makati that has been commercialized). These are pretty dark again, since I accidentally changed the camera settings.
With Auntie Anay
Ben's Kobe pose
Then last June 13, the new school year started. Ben is now in Kindergarten at Claret School's Child Study Center. His section this year is Matapat, and his teacher is Teacher Caei. So far, so good.
What can I say? He's just growing up too fast...
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