Might as well put the site into good news now that we are entering into a new phase of life. We’ll try to revive this blog somehow. I don’t know how frequent or what the content will be.

We’ve strayed away from Janep from the past year or so. We were at twitter, plurk and that thing called facebook. But at the end of the day, we still come back here in the place which we call home.

Now that it seems we will be updating Janep in a regular basis again, I need to do some spring cleaning around the site. I’m too lazy to switch to another theme so we’ll leave it at that for the moment.

We’ll have a big year ahead of us. No definite plans yet *that* far but we’ll see.

‘Pag inaamoy, ‘pag inaamoy
‘Pag inaamoy anong sarap

Ang bango-bango, ang sarap-sarap
Amuyin ang bulaklak

Ang laki-laki, ang laki-laki
Ang laki-laki ng bulaklak

Ang pula-pula, ang pula-pula
Ang pula-pula ng bulaklak

Ang laki-laki, ang pula-pula
Ng kulay ng bulaklak

At ikaw ay ang lupang sinusuyo ng bituin

Di mo man silip ang langit

Di mo man silip, ito’y nandirito pa rin

Kung ang lahat ay may katapusan

Itong paglalakbay ay makakarating din sa paroroonan

At sa iyong paglisan, ang tanging pabaon ko

Ay pag-ibig

more in my flicker set

’cause I’m going to Strawberry Fields.

Nothing is real

and nothing to get hungabout.

Strawberry Fields forever.

Living is easy with eyes closed,

misunderstanding all you see.

It’s getting hard to be someone but it all works out,

it doesn’t matter much to me.

Strawberry Fields forever

The rain is threatening to hit us when we reached the famed Chocolate Hills in Bohol. Well, it will be a lost cause if we don’t climb the viewing deck even though you could feel the rain will drop by anytime soon. So we begrudgingly climbed the stairs leading to the viewing deck. Clouds and the breeze are more obvious at the top. There is no doubt that it will rain before we descend to the parking lot. And right on cue, just as we are on the peak of our excitement of seeing the mounds, rain fell hard. We had to run for cover and seek refuge among with the other tourists.

So much for experiencing Chocolate Hills. I am not saying I didn’t like it; I just didn’t achieve the feeling of satisfaction of seeing and marvelling the famed lumps.

On our way to Bohol, the pilot announced that Mayon volcano is on our left hand side. Eventhough we are still eating, I hopped on the vacant seats on our left side (we are seated on the right aisle) and saw the awesomeness of Mayon. I grabbed the camera and quickly pointed it to the volcano. Good thing the zoom lens was mounted and capturing this scene is truly epic.

The plane was moving fast — as it should be — and the volcano is slowly drifting away. Clicked some more shots and tried to angle it as much as I can. Quite satisfied with the result and this is one of those kodak moments that may be hard to duplicate.

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