Starlight In Her Eyes: Summer Photos: Acting Out In Front Of The Camera

Monday, April 10, 2006

Summer Photos: Acting Out In Front Of The Camera

*Click photos to enlarge*

These photos were sent to me by my niece Ann via

email last night. This afternoon, I

worked on them using the *Picassa photo program *(available online and can be downloaded via google search engine).

I enhanced them one by one until I was satisfied with the result. Here are some of the series of compositions I have created from the original ones sent by Little Ann.

See how my nieces and nephews had fun in front of the camera in the midst of summer fun in the Philippines! They also celebrated their Uncle Philip's birthday bash yesterday, April 9 (in advance). Actually, today April 10, is his birthday. Happy Birthday, Phie!

The bunch: Ann, Chiara, Irene, Kit, Lulay, Michael, Muriel, Nikki, Paco, Raquel & Tita Remy

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Pizzicatto's Little Learning Corner*

1. Knowledge is power. It is your great equalizer to those who insult you, hurt, condemn or envy you. But with it comes challenges. Be confident.

2. Having a peace of mind is a wonderful gift from Above. No money can give you peace. Your conscience does that in harmony with yourself- mind, body and soul.

3. To have a number of good friends whom you can count on by the fingers is handy to have. So work on your PR skills as a prelude.

4. Never let a day pass by without saying the grace. Whatever you have now can one day melt away. Don't be uptight and selfish,

5. Life is all about affirmation and sharing. Of love. Wealth. Faith. Hope. And charity. It is like networking with nature and God. You talk it out, positivity to the maxim.

6. In the end, health matters most. Once you are ill, problematic, or in the verge of death, your success and social position are nothing more than just trimmings to check on how your value system works. Your strength diminishes you by the hour, minutes and seconds. If you are set to go fast, all comes easy. If not, you suffer mostly. Pray you don't have a lot of pain. You can manage that by starting your life to have a strong moral compass. Have faith. Be humble. Be nice. Do you have faith apart from yourself? That, you have to ask yourself now.

Blessings!

-Pizzicatto

09/24/2019

in San Francisco