Manila Ocean Park Adventure

Manila Ocean Park was one place me and my brothers really wanted to go. We went on a weekend, naturally there were a lot of people. The entrance fees were 400 and 350 for children who has not yet reached a certain height.

Inside, you can really appreciate the world's aquatic treasures. There were fishes, reefs, and corals of different kinds and colors. There were three big Arowanas, sharks, starfishes you can touch, stingrays, and schools of fishes.

The tunnel was one to really look forward to. It gives you idea that you are underwater, "swimming" with the stingrays and fishes.

At the other end of the tunnel, you can find a tarpaulin where you can write anything!!! Your name, or your message to yourself, to the world, to the Staff and personnels of Ocean Park.

At the Souvenir Shop, me and Nico bought caps, mine in pink, to have something solid for a remembrance.

Labor Day

Last Thursday was May 1, Labor Day. We went to Antipolo church, via Marikina City, to hear mass.

So I thought what better way to commemorate the day than passing in the streets of Marikina and look at the statues, which were the different jobs of common people, alongside the streets.

Labor Day in the Philippines actually meant a day of rallies and noise-barages. But there are ways to remember what Labor Day is really about, respecting there laborers and their jobs are two things.

A hurrah for the laborers of the country!!!!