Free. (at ermita manila)

Children play with a “Shaitao,” a mask used for Dragon Dances in Ongpin, Chinatown @rapplerdotcom #chinesenewyear (at Ongpin)

Already missing the times when everything you put yourself into was worth it

Office view (at Rappler)

Mobile t-shit vendor. Makati, Ph (at Guadalupe Viejo)

Finally archived and mirrored 5 years worth of work. F*ckin big thorn off my as$

Random visits. Always nice (at Adoboland)

A very political day ends. Calamba, Laguna @rapplerdotcom (at Laguna Provincial Capitol)

A month and three weeks after Pablo, Cateel is again in floodwater. The government has declared a state of calamity. Cateel’s residents claim that they will fight. It may be a harder task than they expected.

The interesting thing was it was ringing. Maybe I should’ve answered it (at Divisoria, CDO)

CDO mornings (at Divisoria, CDO)

I wish there was a way I could just pack her up and take her with me everywhere. She’d pass for carry-on anyway. Best friend, you are missed. @patevangelista

Amazingly made it to my flight. Good thing Cebu Pacific flights are never on time (at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL) Terminal 3)

Boston, Davao Oriental. #homecourt

First few days back in Manila and I’m yearning to get out of here already. Thanks for the photo @ang_kiri (at Sta Irene Farm)

@carlogabuco, it is an honor. Congratulations parekoy! (at Finale Art File)

It’s been quite a while and usually by this time everything will start to look the same but I’m still amazed with the kind of damage Pablo has done

Once upon a time there was an island that was called Poo. And it was claimed by a typhoon named Pablo. Know about the story at http://www.rappler.com/video/246-video-editor-s-pick/18391-ang-isla-ni-pablo. By Patricia Evangelista and John Javellana for Rappler

Baganga rebuilds.

A resident shows rotten rice allegedly given by the representative of Davao Oriental as relief (at Lungsod ng Baganga)