Bisdak Babbles

My little girl with the orange Youth Olympic Games mascot. Taken at a train station here in Singapore:

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  Far Far Away Castle @ the Universal Studios Sentosa in SingaporeIt’s been more than a year since I’ve last had my photohunt entry! Since I’ve moved to Singapore, I’ve never been as active in blogging as before. But it sure is nice to be back photohunting again.Thanks for dropping by!

It’s been a while since I’ve posted a photo hunt entry! I’ve been very busy these past few weeks that I didn’t have much time browsing through my photos.

Fortunately, I have lots of photos of bridges so I get to join today. Osaka has many rivers, thus, it has lots of bridges, too. Here’s one of my favorites. This was taken in spring last year after I visited a cherry blossoms orchard. I’m also using this as a header in my other blog, Exploring Kansai.

This one’s also a favorite:

Same with most of the photos in this blog, these were taken using my old phone camera. I used Photofiltre to “revive” the colors.

This photo was taken on January 1, 2005. Shaynna was still a year old and I was still in my post-pregnancy weight of about 58kgs!. Then I’ve spent the next 3 New Year’s Day celebrations here in Japan. I just hope that I could spend the next Christmas and New Year’s Day with her and the rest of family. Not only the next holiday but more holidays to come.

Just don’t mind the date on the photo. Forgot to correct the date.

Once again, Happy New Year to all!

I think everyone loves Christmas decors. There’s this one department store in Osaka that has wide display spaces to put up Christmas decors such as this one:

I was in a hurry this morning so all I had for breakfast and lunch were these:

I wish there’s a Wendy’s near my apartment. This bacon cheese burger of Lotteria is sooo small (only about 4 inches in diameter and 1.5 inches thick) but it costs four times more than the 99-yen BBQ and teriyaki burgers at Wendy’s. And this one’s not even more delicious.

So many things that are made of metal in the photo below.

This was taken outside the Osaka immigration office.

These are photos of the roads that make me feel at home.
Taken at my hometown in the Philippines: