#more cebu blue

[jerseymuppet]

Plant Master Jude. Who Want Me?

[plantaffinity]

I got a new plant, mostly from shock because I've never seen this plant before. I have a habit of naming every plant I see to my boyfriend when we're in plant stores, and I got to this one and said "monkey mask" but then I stopped and went... no that's not a monkey mask. I went to look at the label and it said Pothos!

After some googling I think it's called Pothos baltic blue. I would say I'm certain but the plant was much more whiteish blue hue and photos on google were more green, but now that I've given it a shower it looks very green like the photos. What also threw me off is that this plant was pretty cheap, like normal pothos-at-plant-shop price, while the ones I saw on google were.. pretty expensive. The cashier said it was a "new type of pothos she had never seen before" or something so I think it was definitely sold to them as a pothos.

Does anyone know what it is for sure? And any additional info about the plant? Is it really that expensive, did I get a good price?

I almost changed my mind and said it was a Pothos cebu blue but Here's a picture of the oldest biggest leaf, it almost looks like a tetrasperma leaf. When comparing differences between cebu blue and baltic blue, the big leaves seem to be the biggest difference, where the baltic blue seems to develope more tetrasperma-looking leaves while the cebu blue is a much more normal pothos-in-the-wild look

[faith-nerd]

And Now It's Time for Silly Songs with Larry: the part where Larry comes out and Sings a Silly Song.

That's right, the VeggieTales Villain Song Showdown is in it's final days, and that means it's time for the Very Veggie Silly Song Showdown!

Playlist is Here. First Round of Polls (barring any major hang-ups) should go up on Sunday.

Match-up list and more details on how the bracket was formed under the cut.

Now, a couple of things: This is every song from a VeggieTales episode that fills the spot traditionally held by Silly Songs with Larry (so yes we do have Love Songs with Mr. Lunt, Obscure Broadway Showtunes, etc.) plus a few that even if they aren't in that specific spot, they're a non-traditional episode equivalent (feature film credits songs, song-compilation-episode premiered songs, and Lost Puppies because it just feels like a silly song).

This number of songs (and the number there would be if I did JUST the official ones) is... not traditional tournament compatible. So, to try to make this as fair as possible, I had to get creative.

First, and the easiest to see on the visual bracket, Semifinals will be Top 3 of the Left and Top 3 of the Right (as opposed to Top 2).

Second, there are 3 Round 1 "Themed" Match-ups. These do get to skip a round, which I'm not a fan of because I feel like it gives them a free pass; however, these also have 3 songs in each, which means to move on it has to beat 2 other songs as opposed to 1, and in my mind that makes it harder, so I'm thinking maybe hopefully it evens out? (If you don't like it... it's VeggieTales Silly Songs, don't take it so seriously).

These themed match-ups also serve as a way to compare similar songs. We've got the three Boyz in the Sink songs (Bellybutton, Mess Down in Egypt, and Bubble Rap), the three Christmas songs (Oh Santa, 8 Polish Foods of Christmas, and Wrapped Myself Up for Christmas), and three Pirates Who Don't Do Anything but-not-their-original-theme-song Songs (Do the Moo Shoo, Credits Song, and Rock Monster).

So that's how I tried to work with there being a non-easily-bracketable number of songs. And as far as how the match-ups were distributed: it looks random, but it's not? It was a lot so I don't want to try to describe it in too much detail, but it is based on grouping them in chronological order, pitting the groups against each other and putting them on opposite sides and in different branches of the bracket. Basically, trying to delay any potential rematches of the ten in the Ultimate Silly Song Countdown until as late in the tournament as possible.

Anyway, now for the actual Match-ups:

Left Side:

A.1: "The Water Buffalo Song" vs "Monkey"

A.2: "Lost Puppies" vs "Astonishing Wigs"

A.3: "Dance of the Cucumber" vs "Sneeze if you Need To"

A.4: "SUV Song" vs "Best Friends Forever"

B.1: "The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything" vs "Donuts for Benny"

B.2: "The Blues with Larry" vs "Happy Tooth Day"

B.3: "Yodeling Veterinarian of the Alps" vs "Where Have All the Staplers Gone?"

B.4: "My Baby Elf" vs "The Perfect Puppy"

C.1: "Endangered Love" vs "The Hopperena"

C.2: "The Gated Community" vs "My Golden Egg"

C.3 (Boyz in the Sink): "Bellybutton Song" vs "A Mess Down in Egypt" vs "Bubble Rap"

Right Side:

A.1: "The Hairbrush Song" vs "The Biscuit of Zazzamarandabo"

A.2: "Larry's High Silk Hat" vs "Supper Hero"

A.3: "I Love My Lips" vs "Sippy Cup"

A.4: "Schoolhouse Polka" vs "Kilts and Stilts"

B.1: "Song of the Cebu" vs "Pants"

B.2: "Pizza Angel" vs "Asteroid Cowboys"

B.3: "His Cheeseburger" vs "Goodnight Junior"

B.4: "Lance the Turtle" vs "Mac and Cheese"

C.1 (Bonus Pirates [Round 1 Pass]): "Do the Moo Shoo" vs "The Credits Song" vs "Rock Monster"

C.2: (Christmas [Round 1 Pass]): "Oh, Santa!" vs "The Eight Polish Foods of Christmas" vs "Wrapped Myself Up for Christmas"

[bisayawa]

pearl of the orient sea ; alejandro vargas/filo! reader

― fluff

desc: filo! reader headcanons (moreso on scenarios bc i'm not a pro at this headcanon thing but shh)

note: something self-indulgent for me & the peenoise out there, but just to clear, i am from cebu so bisaya/cebuano comes more naturally to me. (if you're feeling particularly left out, don't be afraid to comment some of your own hcs of your province!!)

first & foremost, before everything else i think he'd be interested in the language, most especially the words. he'd catch one or two in the middle of the sentence so he'd only have the faintest idea of the conversation but hey, that's better than nothing.

he knew it was at the start of your relationship where he noticed that your native tongue & his overlapped in some ways. upon closer inspection, he can pinpoint it somewhere in the fourth date.

your phone was ringing & despite numrous attempts to quiet it down & go on with the conversation, the phone won. you needed to take this call.

you excused yourself as courteously as you could, distancing yourself away. you gave him a sorry smile & asked for forgiveness (he'd forgive you, cariño, don't worry) but even still, alejandro heard bits & pieces of the conversation ― turns out it was with your mother.

he was all wide eyes & stares when you answered the phone with harsh vowels & tough tones. he heard similar words ― silla, aparador, toalla, zapatos, medias.

the vowels were open, the consonants were clipped ― almost strict in your pronunciation. he doesn't recall you ever talking to anyone like this, so curt & quick.

he wasn't paying to the conversation, just the sound of your voice, the rise & fall of tempo.

when you finished, he had to collect himself before attempting conversation again.

"what was that language you were speaking?" he chuckles. "you sounded angry."

you laughed with him. there was a dimple on your cheek & another near the corner of your lips. he could look at you forever.

"that was cebuano, my native language. well ―" you looked up, trying to recollect some faraway knowledge. "philippines ― the official language is filipino but they really mean to say tagalog & it's mostly spoken on the northern islands and... you know what, this needs a visual aid, hold on."

and so the date went, with an enthusiastic lesson about your homeland, the differences of each island & region, the multitude of languages all inside one country.

at times he just stared. you were so energetic about this, so excited to share information possibly stewing inside you, most especially when you take into account that you've had to move to las almas, a different country with different cultures.

he learned much from that day with you and, funnily enough, recalls the numerous times your spelling got a bit finicky whenever you texted.

manzanas became mansanas, azucar became asukar (or hell, asukal), zapatos were sapatos, prutas, kutsilyo, baso, even baño was misspelled... & now he finally knew why.

some afternoons were spent with that topic in mind.

your head was on his chest. hands mindlessly wandering the expanse of his torso, the sides of his stomach, the veins on his forearm.

"cariño," he asks. "what's your word for monday?"

"lunes."

hardly paying attention to your words, you see bones in his wrist. you want to hold it.

he chuckles & you feel it under your cheek.

"so they match? how about sunday?"

"domingo." the vein looks blue on his skin.

"¿viernes?"

"uh, biyernes." another match.

"¿jueves?"

"huwebes." match

"hmm, let's see." one of his hands is in your hair. you grow sleepy. "zapatos, sombrero, regalo ―"

"bumbero, basura, libro, sabado," you list with him.

he laughs at that ― a big hearty one, with his teeth bared & the smile reaching his eyes. he had a freckle on one side of his jaw. you crane up to kiss it.

in turn, he cranes to kiss your forehead.

"hmm," he says. "what's your word for january?"

some weekends were spent running around las almas, trying to find local ingredients for food. (cue several questions/arguments happening)

"i could make tortang talong?"

"talong?"

"talong means eggplant, langga."

"torta...? eggplant sandwich?"

"wh ―"

― - -

"what do you mean torta means omelet?!"

"eggplant sandwich?!"

― ― ―

"we have something called, uh, puto?"

"...excuse me?"

― ― ―

"amor, you also have menudo in the philippines?"

"yEAH ―"

some days are spent pinching his cheek & cooing like a lola :)

you squinch his cheek.

"sus, ikaw ba, ikaw ba! ka gwapoooo sa akong palangga."

guapo, his mind helpfully supplies. he preens under the praise.

"ang karnero nga gamay, ka kulot sa iyang buhok!"

"hey, what does that mean?"

"it means i like you & i like your face."

you kiss the squinched cheek.

langga/palangga = darling

sus, ikaw ba. ka gwapo sa akong palangga = oh, you! my darling is so handsome

ang karnero nga gamay, ka kulot sa iyang buhok = the little sheep, how curly is his hair

note: this was a bit short! i'll make more if/when something sparks me, bye

[tamblrtrain]

weird ass doodles (more like trying to figure out the color scheme) for my! brand new! sdv oc because the file i have rn is just a projection of myself. i DO want to make out w/ elliott but i ALSO want to play an oc. ahdfdjshfgsg

i'm going to infodump now.

absolutely a ginger island native who got stuck in the valley after her boat nuked and decided she could continue her farm life on the mainland farm her grandpa had going—her ginger island farm fell into disarray while she was gone

saw elliott once and fell in love. learned that he wrote novels and fell a million times harder.

goes to ginger island a lot but always goes back to the mainland because she feels like it'd be mean to elliott to just leave him alone like that

if she existed irl she'd be born and raised in cebu and know at least five languages conversationally and two fluently. i don't need to explain myself there are over 7000 islands in the philippines.

beach farm beach farm beach farm beach farm beach farm beach farm—

her creation is somebody's fault and i'm not pointing fingers but it's one of you elliott lovers out there

that's all i'm gonna say for now 'cause i haven't developed her too hard yet but rasmodious when i catch you. when i catch you rasmodius. rasmodious when i—

anyway markers used so i don't die: blue grey 170, marine blue, vivid reddish purple, vivid purple, red bean paste, cool grey 41, potato brown, all the other blues on a case by case basis but the blues listed here are necessary bitch

[strange-calathea]

Plant list!!!

Every plant I own, how theyre doing(if anythings worth mentioning), my dream plant list, and the ones Im thinking about getting rid of

And the first ones ALPHABETIZED :3

My plants

Aloe vera ×2 (planted together, one is a pup)

Aloe 'pink blush' ×1 (very happy and pretty!!)

Aloe Tiger Tooth ×1

Anthurium ×1 (flowering, pink flowers)

Aeonium kiwi ×4 (rooted cuttings, no noticeable growth yet)

African violet ×1

Butterwort ×1 (+ some leaves propagating)

Christmas cactus ×1 (rooted cutting, no noticeable growth)

Bears paw succulent ×1

Boston fern ×5

Calathea rattlesnake ×2 (both doing well)

Calathea orbifolia ×1 (doing well, growing)

Calathea beauty star ×1 (baby, doing well?)

Calathea Dottie ×2 (SO BIG I LOVE HER<3)

Easter cactus ×2 (pink flowers, has bloomed, thriving)

Echeveria topsy turvy ×1 (doing fine?)

Echeveria cubic frost ×2 (very happy! Flowered)

Elephant bush *variegated* ×1 (happy, potted with other jade varieties)

Fairy castle cactus ×1 (3 towers(baby))

Ghost plant succulent ×1?

Hen & chicks ×1 (struggling I think?)

Hoya Krimson Queen ×1 (needs a trellis)

Hyacinth ×1 (struggling, flowered in spring then died? But trying to produce new growth, outside)

Ivy ×1 (thriving<3 gotta propagate her soon)

Jade ×2 (lots of propagations of her)

Kalanchoe Snow White ×2? (I have one kalanchoe prop but I can't remember which type it is, the main pot is doing good tho)

Moonstone succulent ×1

Mini monstera ×1 (doing great! Currently climbing my greenhouse<3)

Monstera ×1 (no perforations yet)

Maranta red ×1

Maranta lemon lime ×1

Maranta Silver Band ×1

Neanthe bella / parlour palm ×1 (still not very tall?)

Ogres ear succulent ×1

Pilea peperomioides ×1

Peperomia watermelon ×1

Peperomia ginny ×1

Pink polka dot plant ×1

Red/rose polka dot plant ×1

White polka dot plant ×1

Philodendron Brasil ×1

Philodendron pink princess ×1 (still a baby)

Pothos Neon ×1

Pothos Njoy ×1

Pothos marble Queen ×1

Pothos Cebu blue ×1

Purple passion plant ×1

Ripple jade ×1 (big pot of rooted cuttings)

Snake plant ×2 (nonvariegated)

Snake plant *variegated* ×1

Spider plant *variegated* ×1 (flowered, growing pups)

Spider plant *reverse variegated* ×1 (hasn't flowered)

Spider plant *Bonnie* ×1 (hasn't flowered)

Spider plant *Hawaiian* ×1 (hasn't flowered)

String of hearts ×3

String of hearts *variegated* ×1

String of bananas ×1

String of pearls ×3

String of turtles ×1

Sedum major ×2

Sedum burros tail ×2

Sedum lemon ball ×2?

Stromanthe Triostar ×2

Schleffera dwarf umbrella plant *variegated* ×2

Thanksgiving cactus ×1

Tradescantia Moses in the cradle ×2

Tradescantia zebrina (silver) ×1

Tradescantia zebrina (purple) ×1

Tradescantia bubblegum ×1

Tradescantia small leaf ×1

Tradescantia purple heart ×1

Dream plants / wishlist

More prayer plant varieties!!!

Satin pothos

Tradescantia teddy bear vine

More philodendrons

more butterworts/ carnivorous plants

Haworthia alien egg succulent

More string of / trailing plants

More hoyas & African violets

Currently considering getting rid of

Tradescantia Moses in the cradle baby, $5

Sedum lemon ball , $4?

[hungerpunch]

tell us a plant rescue story!

ohhh gosh idekk ⊙﹏⊙∥ a fair few number of friends have come to me for help with plant stuff. i would not say i've straight up had to rescue any as in, like, physically take them away haha but, umm, i have rolled up with pots, soil, pest control treatments, fertilizer etc. to a friend's house late at night before slkdjfsldf

maybe a good rescue story is the cebu blue pothos i got from home despot's clearance section. cebu blues are sooorta rare and they're having a moment, you could say. i was in home despot to begin with because we were returning equipment we'd rented to work on the stairs. i really do not like hd but sometimes they're the only option for that type of stuff. what's more is i really hate looking at their plant section because it just makes me sad? but we had to walk by it to get to returns and i saw her.... i couldn't believe they had a cebu blue at all and that she was in such bad shape... completely waterlogged and full of gnats, vines full of yellow leaves. it pained me to look at her in such disgrace. she was marked down so much i decided to just pull her and see what would happen. i don't have a picture from back then but here is her now after about five months of good light, fresh soil, and consistent watering.

it's like, i hate that i bought into the big box plant farm machine but also didn't she deserve to be saved rather than lay to waste for pests under florescent lighting?

my next move will be to give her some type of support pole so she can start climbing and growing fenestrated leaves (. ❛ ᴗ ❛.)

[anonymously (or not) ask me any question you’d like to know about me]

[sol-shines]

Hiiiiii my sunshine!!! I’m here to be a distraction :)

Anyways here’s a ton of questions for you. While hearing about any of them would be good, the Cebu trio or Mickey or literally any of the MM crew would be 👀👀👀

1: are they associated with a certain color? what color do they wear the most?

5: how do they typically dress? does their wardrobe lean more towards practicality or aesthetics?

21: their favorite place to be?

23: how would you describe their voice? can they sing?

33: if applicable, how would your other characters describe them? i mean specifically the people around them.

34: how would your character describe themselves? it doesn't have to line up with how they really are.

I love you!

(ask game here!)

!!! hi baby!! sorry this took a minute. let's see... on account of our conversation this morning. Oggy Time

1: are they associated with a certain color? what color do they wear the most?

tha BLUES. not the music just. the color. he's a very frosty guy and he sorta lives up to the aesthetic lol. he'll wear any colors, although I feel the most common are like. blue and white. other neutral tones thrown in, cool colors too. and patterns are good.

5: how do they typically dress? does their wardrobe lean more towards practicality or aesthetics?

World's Largest Sweater Collection for this guy. the more frumpy and grandpa-core the better. sir you live in the fucking philippines,

21: their favorite place to be?

ough,,,, god this is a hard one. im gonna say the crankit family kitchen, specifically with rai and dai. he'll never admit it tho.

23: how would you describe their voice? can they sing?

hm... low? it was already low before he started t, so it's honestly a little soothing. as for tone... pretty serious, usually. even when he's joking, his humor is very dry and deadpan. it's really funny when he gets all riled up and his voice cracks, tho.

33: if applicable, how would your other characters describe them?

ooh.. ok i'm gonna do just a few:

shirai and daiya: their beloved kuya. oh how they treasure getting on his last fucking nerve. no but really they both look up to him sooo much, they think of him as a really steady and caring person. to his face tho, "kuya killjoy" lmao. "shortass."

murphy: LMAO don't trust this man he's down bad. "cute," obviously. nerd but in an endearing way. a giver, but needs to take better care of himself.

rey: aer best friend. "snores too damn loud." a kindred spirit, they are both way too exhausted to give a fuck. "the best of all of us. except maybe justice. idk don't make me choose."

34: how would your character describe themselves? it doesn't have to line up with how they really are.

tired. both in general and of everyone's shit lmao.

i love you too!!! ty for sending this in !!!!!!! MWAH !!!

[elminx]

I don't like Epiprenum (pothos) that much. There, I said it.

And I don't think they are as easy care as people claim. Obviously, your environment has a lot to do with plant care, so there's that. But I have at least 15 other plants that are more easygoing in my environment than my pothos including Monstera adensonaii, all of my Dracaena, my NOID Peperomia "scandens", both of my cane begonias, and most of my Hoyas.

Not that ease of care is the only criterion for enjoying a plant, of course. But all of those plants look better, too. With less effort. (Minus having to trellis some of the Hoyas which is effort)

I'm not at the "get rid of any Epiprenum" phase which I have gotten to with a few other planets (I'm looking at your Pilea peperomioides) but I have zero interest in acquiring any more Epiprenum aureum at the very least. I do enjoy my Cebu Blue (Epiprenum pinnatum) so maybe more of those, but probably not.

[whatgaviiformes]

I've been thinking about indoor plants soooo much since I read Code Verde (which was still so good!) And now I want to know what sort of plants you think would suit each of the Tracy boys under the assumption that they're a great plant dad 😄💕 (if you are so inclined 💕💕)

Buckle up, let's go!

Assuming plant dad is a shared Tracy trait, I think Tracy villa would be quite the nursery! Now I will admit, houseplants are a hobby of mine, and I do love foliage and greenery. But I am in no ways an expert. So here are some possible headcanons for plantdad!Tracys. In truth, they probably have so much outside their windows…

I was indecisive on some of these, so I may have talked about both the plant I think they'd actually grow and the plant that matches their personalities symbolically.

Scott - Pothos is a common name for a plant that is not a pothos species at all, but rather an epipremnum. These are a vining plant and quite common, but there is a gorgeous species called cebu blue that I think is spot on for Scott. They do have a blue green color that's just chef's kiss Symbolically, I think these match the kind of person that is a constant dreamer because of the way they will continue to grow and endure, creating lush waterfalls of color. They can be relentless. I think they are perfect for someone who reaches for the sky, because in the wild, they will climb up trees.

Also, they can develop fenestrations as they grow. I am not sure if this is true, but I have heard the theory that plant leaves develop those splits or holes in order to make sure the leaves below it still gets the light it needs, and if that doesn't sound like Scott to you, I don't know what does.

I think the practical side of him would enjoy plants that also have a use - so, he's got the basil, and rosemary and sage in sweet little pots by the kitchen windowsills… (did we just enter the cottagecore of TSOF? We might have).

Virgil - Virgil to me is a creature of the big leaves, the Aroid Connoisseur. I stand by what I originally wrote in Verde, which is that he'd be the one with the massive monstera (for which the same fenestration story applies). But in addition to monsteras … I also think he'd be into those large anthuriums, the upright philodendrons. He'd be into leaf shape, and the patterns created by the veining, and the fun textures created by the structures and diverse stems.

But since Virgil is passionate about so many things - lifting but also the precision of art, and engineering but also the release of music, and so on … I see him also have orchids, with a variety of flowers. He sees the beauty in so many things, so I think he'd appreciate the delicate nature of orchids too.

John - I have all over my fics that John's the hoya guy. It's in Verde, but I also have a little mini one shot called Inflorescence here. The hoyas are the ones I can keep alive, so they are the ones I think would do best with John's time away. By nature of the humidity, they would love Tracy Island since many hoya species are from Australia, tropical areas of Asia, and the Pacific Islands. You'll see hoya at vining species either trailing or climbing, often epiphytic hanging off branches of trees. For those not familiar with hoyas, they are sometimes called wax plants and they flower in little clusters (as you might have seen in some of my pictures). They are hardy and durable.

I'll admit, now that I've seen it a lot too, I can't quite separate him from being the one who likes cacti and succulents too, which matches his brand of chaos. He's a busy guy, so any plants he has would need to be able to handle a bit of distraction while he works on his 10 other passions and learns his siblings' too for the hell of it.

Gordon - He's our little naturalist, so I think Gordon in reality would be more a follower of aquaponics, and the types of plants that would do well in his aquariums. Some of these may overlap with his brothers', but his plants would be the ones that would help with his water purification. I think he'd have peace lilies and sygoniums and dracaenas and a PROLIFIC money plant, and probably so many propagations of his brothers' plants. He probably has a spider plant that looks like chaos incarnate with a ton of offsets that really should be separated, but she's his shaggy girl and he loves her.

Alan - I see Alan liking structural plants, the tenacious kind, like himself. Tall ones that grow vertically and baby plants that stay small. Palms and snake plants and aloe and jade, and plants with cool names like the 'samurai sansevieria', but his favorite is the one that looks like Shrek's ears.

I see Kayo being into dark foliage; there's a gorgeous alocasia she probably heard about from Virgil, called "Black Velvet" that feels soooo up her alley. There's a part of me that wants Brains to be into begonia and the many cultivars of. If plants were one of his passions, it just feels like something that would keep him interested since there's always so much happening in that side of the hobby. You know - why not? He's done an entire thesis on the Fibonacci sequence on his begonia escargot. And Grandma feels like calathea - color and patterns that are all about movement. <3

Okay I've rambled enough.

[podhya]

Cebu Blue Pothos: The Ultimate Guide to Growing and Caring

Discover everything you need to know about growing and caring for Cebu Blue Pothos, the stunning houseplant with blue-green leaves. Our ultimate guide covers all the tips and tricks! from rooting stem cuttings in water or soil to how to propagate from mother plant. Read More

[faith-nerd]

The Silly Rounds are a'Rollin'!

We are to Round 2 of the Ultimate Silly Song Showdown!

Links are Below the cut.

If you want to revisit all of these Silly Songs, check out the YouTube Playlist, and Check out our first Midweek Match-up, where we will determine the best Bob and Larry Duet. Also, Tune in this Wednesday for our Second Midweek Match-Up.

If you want to read more about how the bracket is set up or why I organized things the way I did, check that out Here.

And now for the polls:

"The Water Buffalo Song" vs "Lost Puppies"

"The Hairbrush Song" vs "Larry's High Silk Hat"

"Dance of the Cucumber" vs "SUV Song"

"I Love My Lips" vs "Schoolhouse Polka"

"Pirates Who Don't Do Anything" vs "The Blues with Larry"

"Song of the Cebu" vs "Pizza Angel"

"Yodeling Veterinarian of the Alps" vs "My Baby Elf"

"His Cheeseburger" vs "Lance the Turtle"

"Endangered Love" vs "The Gated Community"

Best Secondary Pirate Song: "Do the Moo Shoo" vs "The Credits Song" vs "Rock Monster"

Best Christmas Silly Song: "Oh, Santa!" vs "Eight Polish Foods of Christmas" vs "Wrapped Myself up for Christmas"

[kolors-bhghr]

The Picasso Influence

MINI VLOG !!

Hi:> I took a quick visit to the infamous room in CIT-U that was full of murals. The Creative Alliance of Multimedia and Visual Arts Students (CAMVAS) were given the opportunity to paint one of the rooms in the NGE Building, namely "The Picasso Influence" room. It is on the 2nd floor of NGE building right next to the Henri Matisse room. If you're near there, do yourself a favor and take a quick look and appreciate the hard work that our young and aspiring artists from CIT-U created.

In regards with the Picasso room:

Their art piece celebrates the most powerful and impactful artist of the first 50 years of the 1900s. Its purpose is to showcase the evolution of Pablo Picasso's artistic style, including the Blue Period, Rose Period, and Cubism, which have had a significant impact on graphic design, fashion, and even video games. This work represents Picasso's artistry, which paved the way for the abstract art movements of the 1900s and still shapes art in the 21st century.

If you want to see more of this, check out the Facebook page of Creative Alliance of Multimedia and Visual Arts (CAMVAS).

-FREYA CRISTY M. VILLAVER 💚

[satgurutravelae]

Best of the Philippines: Ultimate Travel Guide for Sun-Seekers and Adventure Lovers

The Philippines is a dream country to visit for many tourists here in Southeast Asia. Beautiful beaches, tropical rainforests, native cultures, and smiling people – the picturesque sights in the Philippines make it as close to perfect as a travel destination can be.

How to Plan Your Trip in the Philippines

The dry season in the Philippines runs from November to April. It will be clear, and there will be little rain during this time. Nonetheless, the Philippines is a beautiful travel destination all year round; you are good to go even if it's not the dry season. The only thing you should be aware of is that rain could occur. Many travelers opt for Philippines Holiday Packages from Dubai, which provide a convenient way to explore the country without hassle.

What to Pack for Your Trip

As the Philippines is a tropical country, pack your clothes accordingly. This is a friendly reminder to pack loads of shorts, t-shirts, sandals, and a hat. If you plan on doing anything like hiking or trekking, then a light pair of sturdy shoes is also required. Don't forget your swimsuit, sunscreen, and sunglasses!

Getting to the Philippines

With the huge number of international airports all over the Philippines, surely, there is a flight fit for you. Once you get to the Philippines, it's easy to travel by plane, bus, jeepney, or tricycle.

Finding a Place to Stay

There are accommodations in the Philippines for all tastes and budgets; options range from backpacker hostels to luxury resorts. For budget options, there are many nice, clean, and comfortable rooms in guesthouses and hostels. For those seeking a little more luxury, the Philippines has some of the most beautiful island resorts in the world.

Things to Do in the Philippines

There's something for everyone in the Philippines. Here are a few ideas to get you started:

Relax on the beach: The Philippines boasts some of the most gorgeous beaches. Whether you want to laze and bask in the sun or ride the waves, there is a perfect beach for everyone in the Philippines.

Go island hopping: The Philippines is an archipelago, so island hopping is a must. Swim, snorkel, and dive into the clear blue water all day.

Trek in a rainforest: The Philippines has some of the most biodiverse rainforests. Hiking trails take you through lush forests with scenic waterfalls.

Explore a volcano: The Philippines is home to many active volcanoes, where you can hike to the top and peer into the crater.

Visit a city: The Philippines is full of vibrant cities, each offering its unique culture and rich history. Manila, the capital, is a must-visit, while Cebu City is famous for its landmarks and mouth-watering food.

A Few Additional Tips

Official Currency: The Philippine Peso (PHP) is the local currency, but US dollars are widely accepted in tourist areas. ATMs are also plentiful.

Try the local food: Filipino cuisine is a unique fusion of Malay, Chinese, Spanish, and American flavors.

Be respectful: The Philippines is a deeply religious country, so it's important to respect local customs and traditions.

I hope this blog has given you a glimpse of the wonders that await you in the Philippines. It's a unique country, and I'm sure you'll never forget your experience there.

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The Best Locations for Beachfront Properties in the Philippines

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Palawan: Known as "the last frontier," Palawan is famous for its limestone cliffs, crystal-clear lagoons, and hidden coves. This province is home to El Nido, Coron, and Puerto Princesa, offering incredible beachfront options for those looking to live close to nature.

Boracay: Boracay’s White Beach has been consistently ranked among the best in the world. Owning beachfront real estate here allows you to be part of a lively community with access to vibrant nightlife, watersports, and luxury amenities.

Cebu: Cebu is both a cultural hub and a tropical paradise. With its mix of modern conveniences and island lifestyle, beachfront properties here provide easy access to world-class diving spots and beautiful coastlines.

Siargao: Famous for surfing, Siargao offers more than just waves. The island's relaxed vibe, lush mangroves, and hidden lagoons make it a growing destination for beachfront property seekers who want a more laid-back lifestyle.

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Owning a beachfront property in the Philippines is more than just a financial investment – it's a chance to enjoy a lifestyle of relaxation, adventure, and natural beauty. Whether you want to create an unforgettable vacation home for your family, secure a steady stream of rental income, or find a peaceful place to retire, the Philippines offers diverse opportunities to make your dreams come true.

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