Nagoya cityscape as seen from my favorite study carrel.
I’m supposed to be finishing up my report instead I keep on taking pictures. I bet the kids practicing baseball below thinks I’m some kind of a stalker (that is if they ever do notice me). Anyway, the view is the only reason why I kept on [...]
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AT THE END OF THE DAY…
Posted in Musings, Personal, Photography, School, tagged cityscape, Nagoya City, Nagoya University, Nagoya University Main Library, Sakae, 名古屋大学, 名古屋大学中央図書館, 名古屋市, 名大 on May 13, 2009 | 1 Comment »
GOOD FOOD, AMBIANCE, MUSIC AND AN EYE CANDY…
Posted in Meanderings, Music, Musings, Personal, Photography, School, tagged guitar, japan, meidai, Photography on February 13, 2009 | 3 Comments »
What more can one ask?
Yet again, I’m playing paparazzi (evil grin ) Took the picture in one of my lunch breaks fall of last year. It was at the amphitheater in front of Meidai’s main library. Sigh, the fall leaves were wonderful! then lo and behold, I heard the pleasant strains of a guitar [...]
ON PINS AND NEEDLES
Posted in Humor, Linguistics, Musings, Personal, School, tagged Graduate School's entrance exam, Linguistics Department, Nagoya University, School of Letters on February 15, 2008 | 7 Comments »
This is it!
I have barely slept 3-4 hours or so a day for more than a month in preparation for this. Not even when I took my entrance exam for college and NSAT did I study this much.
I’ve just taken the written and oral exams a day ago and yesterday respectively. As usual it was nerve wracking [...]
BAILE FILIPINO
Posted in Art, Culture, Friends, History, Humor, Music, Personal, School, tagged baile filipino, Filipino Students Society of Nagoya, FSSN, la jota, la jota moncadena, philippine folk dances, Tarlac on July 27, 2007 | 8 Comments »
These are the dances performed by the Filipino Students Society of Nagoya (FSSN) for the 2007 Philippine Festival held at Nagoya International Center on May 26, 2007.
The first presentation is a modern interpretation of a Muslim traditional dance to the tune of Joey Ayala’s “Magkaugnay.”
The second one is La Jota Moncadeña. According to the information I got, the dance is an interpretation [...]




