Kaye's Notes

There was binge-eating and drinking (sodas and a bottle of mai tai cocktail only), stories, photos, laughs, opinions, swimming, gossip (bwahahaha! about a sweet couple on the pool that we can't help but envy!!!), saltwater breakwater experience, more eating and laughs.  To sum it all, we had FUN! This is one of my favorite shots that night.  please forgive the slight wardrobe malfunction Venz is having the time of his life! We had a bit of a gloomy beach weather due to a typhoon but I'd just like to say that I had an awesome time at the resort.  I'd like to stress as well that the cost of their food and accommodation is reasonable.  Parking space isn't big given that the resort isn't big but enough for small family gatherings who enjoy quiet and private time together.  The staff were very easy to talk to, too.  I should warn you though ...

I’d say I had a pretty normal childhood.   After school, I’d come out and play with my neighbors.  But most of the early 15 years of my life was spent alone.  Oh no, I was not lonely.  Excuse the cliché. If I didn’t feel like going out to play with friends, I had another group of friends – few stuffed toys and reads.  Yes, you read that right..reads.  My parents love to read and so do I.  If there’s anything that we spend our money without feeling guilty, it would be reading materials.   Please don’t get the wrong impression.  I have said this before, I’m a narcotic reader.  I got that from my family.   It was late 90’s (I was around 9-10 years old) when I visited my hometown, Bayugan, Agusan del Sur that I came across my Granny’s collection of Reader’s Digest along with my Dad’s few collection of Archie Comics, too (you can tell now that I’m the type who can’t get her hands off on family treasures).  I wa...

I used to be boyish (given probably that my playmates were boys). Yet, wearing killer heels isn't new to me since I learned (and loved it and still do!) wearing tower heels at 8. I love the feeling of empowerment and challenge to balance high-heeled shoes. So imagine my surprise and excitement when my cousin, Hazel was chosen to represent her class for a pageant . Hazel is my no non-sense boyish cousin . So when she asked me to help out on how she'd successfully walk in a body hugging dress and heels, I was more than happy to step in. So proud of her! Here are photos of Hazel and her classmate Butch (please forgive the quality coz I only used standard lens and there was little light) on their event :) Butch, Hazel and Tita Lotis Paparazzi Joy, Hazel's sister Queen of Paparazzi Tita Lot...