An Old Lampshade

One corner at the Hill Station, the restaurant at Casa Vallejo, in Baguio sits this old lampshade guarding the windows against the glare of the sunlight peeking through. It gives an antique motif to the place.

Mirrored Shapes

The right tower is where my office is. ^-^

Going out of the building and looking up the sky during some lunchtimes is such a treat on a busy day.

Enter Here

Entrance to the Eid'l Fitr Festival Exhibit

In commemoration of the end of Ramadan, Islam's holiest month, SM The Block North EDSA has pulled a three-day exhibit that featured Islamic culture and a bit of history of the lives of Muslim Filipinos from the Mindanao regions.

The makeshift facade with arches shaped like a pointed onion --a structure quite common in most mosques in the Philippines-- look so enticing . It was made impressively beautiful enough for me, and probably a lot other mall goers, to want to see more of what is inside.

I spent a good couple of hours going around the gallery learning new things. Well worth the effort and time.