blazer and striped shirt combo

Surprisingly, these gladiator-esque heels are the easiest to walk in against the other one that's in really thin wedges. I'll try the socks and heels thing next time. They look pretty rad in a ton of magazines I've been perusing.

Originally, the shorts are long-ish but it has this mechanism you can role its sleeves (?) up and pop and lock it up. 

The blazer's buttons have leaves printed on them and it's going to up on sale some time soon. How soon? I'm not so sure yet as I will be away to somewhere from December this year onto the next. 

Primadonna heels; vintage/second hand shorts, shirt and blazer; forever21 and others necklaces; Ninewest bag; black bangles/bracelets from a souvenir shop in Dumaguete City; vintage/second hand silver bangle/bracelet rings (not pictured), from a local shop from ages ago.

Surigao Diary

(photos by me and my brother)

A weekend with scarce internet connection and long drives after, I ended up hibernating for about 10-12 hours upon reaching home. Surigao was exhausting and not so much the type wherein you're entitled to be a beach bum for days. Not really a big fan of cold water and natural water falls, I opted not to go swimming in both Enchanted River and the Tinuy-an Falls. I've already had enough of cold water swimming in my childhood days with friends, cousins, family and the grandparents.

In the midst of it all, I received impromptu lecture on wearing impractical footwear---but really, I'm basically queen of the impractical---and random shoot from mother. Then followed attempted moon photography via that which I have been abusing so much: a simplistic Canon PowerShot SD1300 IS Digital Elph. Not bad when we were staying overnight at the Fish Cage on the last night in Surigao. I was actually able to capture it with settings I forgot how I did it to. I know, confusing. I'll attempt it again or some other time.

Note to self: read this before attempting to tie the scarf in turban-like fashion.