Kalilangan Teaser

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You very well know that I'm busy. Yes, I am. That's because every year during March, I and hubby accept on the side jobs doing layout designs for graduation printing needs.

It's actually a tough thing to do because we are employed during the day and works double during the night. We have been doing this for years already and even without marketing strategies, our clients already know whom to contact when this season comes.

Nevertheless, I will not forget that I owe you my Kalilangan 2010 Festival experience. This year's Kalilangan is by far my most exciting. But then again, patience is a virtue. So I ask you to be patient until such time I gather my thoughts and pics, and I will surely share to you how we Generals celebrated our Kalilangan Fest.

Did I make you smile with this pic? I hope I did.

Comments

Kayni said…
i just remembered it's graduation season there. don't work too hard, and yes, the photo made me smile today =).
3/02/2010 9:42 AM
iluvgreen said…
hello, it's been a long time..sa tagal ko nawla bago n ulit ang theme mo heheh happy summer
3/02/2010 6:53 PM
kg said…
that is such a funny pic! great catch!

i'm looking forward to your kalilangan festival posts!
3/02/2010 9:44 PM
Ibyang said…
yes, your pic made me smile :)
3/02/2010 11:46 PM
Anonymous said…
napakasipag naman ni sheng! remember sleep is divine! your photo is great! at first i did not recognize na bata pala LOL
3/03/2010 2:15 AM
escape said…
kakatawa talaga ng picture na to. kung saan saan ako umaabot nung kalilangan. buti na lang paikot ikot lang.
3/03/2010 6:24 AM
Rico said…
The pic was just perfect to perk me up this morning. Now I'm excited to read about the real Kalilanan post soon. Good luck!
3/03/2010 2:47 PM
BlogusVox said…
Sheng, what does Kalilangan festival celebrate? Para kasing Ati-atihan sa amin.
3/03/2010 11:07 PM
orman said…
waaahhh!!! nakakatuwa naman ng picture na yan, sheng! hehehehe! can't wait for your kalilangan posts!
3/04/2010 2:45 AM
Anonymous said…
ha ha ha ha!!!
if i may share, this is how pruritus ani (anal itching in layman's term) looks like. nice one, sheng!

btw, i must say ang sipag nyong mag-asawa for doing double jobs (*envy*) swerte (mga) anak nyo! =)
3/04/2010 1:46 PM
Heart of Rachel said…
Ha! Ha! You captured an amusing moment.

Swerte sya di kita ang face nya. :)
3/04/2010 5:05 PM
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