A couple of things have happened. Best to write them down here so years along the road, I can look back and see what stuff has happened circa mid-July of 2004.<\/p>\n
Who am I kidding, this is a mercy post just so I can post something. But might as well talk about stuff while I’m at it.<\/p>\n\n
“nGallery entry”<\/p>\n
“nGallery entry”<\/p>\n
“What is The Rebel Alliance?”<\/p>\n
Well, it’s just the first game, so it may have been a lucky break. After all, those were the defending champions which they beat. I remember Mike saying “FEU natatalo ninyo, pero Ateneo hindi… MGA INUTIL!”<\/p>\n
As much as I want to say the same thing, one game is far from enough to gauge how strong [or weak] La Salle is. Let’s just hope that it WASN’T a fluke, and that the Green Archers have finally got their act back together and start kicking some ass.<\/p>\n
Last night, to celebrate my brother’s birthday, we had dinner at Bellini’s (did I spell that right?) near Araneta Coliseum. Pretty brave of us since it was right after the La Salle vs. FEU UAAP match.<\/p>\n
After that, we went to Mike and Cheri’s place where the family either played the Playstation or …get this… SCRABBLE.<\/p>\n
Been a while since I’ve played scrabble, so I just sat beside Dad helping him look for a lot of points. I now question why I helped him, since he was able to Scrabble and thus earn 50 more points early on.<\/p>\n
He won, obviously.<\/p>\n
Pics are at the gallery<\/a>.<\/p>\n The JVC badminton open was now<\/em> held at Glorietta. It’s beyond me why they keep on changing venues, but hey, who am I to argue.<\/p>\n Today was double’s day.<\/em> And we were fortunate to have watched the Asuncion siblings (Philippine National Team members) play. They murdered<\/strong> their competition, and they look great on the court (stance, etc.) The outcome was so obvious that it makes you wonder why they’re allowed to play hahaha.<\/p>\n The light was testing the Rebel Alliance’s<\/a> “preferred photography settings.”<\/p>\n I think Nono had the edge as he had his fast zoom lens with him, which was perfect for sports. I was using my 28-135 IS USM, which specializes on low-light, yet steady<\/em> subjects.<\/p>\n Suffice to say, both of us ended up using our 1.8 50mm primes hahaha… as well as boosting up our ISOs to the heavens.<\/p>\n In any case, it was yet another fun day of photo-practice for us.<\/p>\nJVC Badminton Open<\/h2>\n