Of Lakes, Bays, and Springs

My camera is always with me wherever my feet takes me at any given day. Except when I go to work, where cameras are forbidden to be brought inside the plant. You'd have to leave them with the security guards. Not a chance.

Lake Caliraya. After the buffet thing where all of us attempted to eat using a banana leaf as a plate, I noticed this water container. It looks so lonely (or deserted, perhaps?). Wait, what do you call this thing anyway. I used to call it a galon but I guess that only applies to those round containers with a handle. Besides, I don't think it carries a gallon.

Manila Bay. From the floor itself, you'd know this is Baywalk. Aside from the floor, you may also notice a pair of shoes. My very first investment looks all worn out now. I use it at work, church, travel, basically all the time. I even used it for badminton twice, I think. A lot of skin was peeled off my feet after that. At least, my rubber shoes at home stays new.

Colorado Springs. Nope, this is not a waiting area for people who want to take a bath in a spring. It's the COS airport. I barely slept at the time I took this photo. Why this angle? I was actually trying not to catch attention so I just placed the camera on my lap and pressed the button right there. Yikes, my passport is showing.