Bagyo sa Baguio

Life is gloomy when it rains. Rain is usually attributed to suffering, aches, pains, desperations, and so on.  Indeed, that is why little Jenny asked rain to go away cause she wanted to play. What if is not only rain but a typhoon? What if not only a typhoon but Signal no. 3 typhoon?

Baguio City is a beautiful place because of its cool climate, fresh fruits and vegetables, but most of all the sceneries. It is even considered the summer capital of the Philippines. But fate maybe has played with us when we did our field tour. The excitement was slowly replaced with disappointment and defeat from Mother Nature. The whole day field tour was cut to half day because of the oncoming Signal #3 over Baguio City. While we were visiting some of the places it was already raining badly. But we still persisted to visit them and have wet shots on those places. But then, we retreated after lunch to our individual places.

Back in my room, I should have prepared my presentation for tomorrow but I felt so compelled to write a blog on this time. And so here it is.

this was taken from the BSU Nature Farm - the start of rain

a view taken from my window, i think it is already rain and fog blanketing the sky

another shot taken from my window

I intentionally included a pine tree in this picture to signify its really Baguio

 the sky is getting darker and the wind started to howl a bit

a street just around the corner from my place, taken from the attic's window

With the disappointment on these rains, maybe, then, nobody has told us to dance under the rain, as some say. Just to sound optimistic. But even I, would not dance in the rain of Baguio, unless I wanted to die of hypothermia (lol). And so here I am in front of my computer enjoying the comfort of my room. 

Now,  I should  be doing my presentation.