Living in the Moment at the Jason Mraz Concert

(from http://ovationproductionsmanila.com/)

I can no longer contain this euphoric feeling from last night during the Jason Mraz Concert. So, this euphoria all started when one of my two best friends back in high school called me up last month, asking if I’d want to watch the Jason Mraz concert with her. I had no second thoughts on going with her because I liked Jason Mraz and it wasn’t that costly – and that was it.

Giving in and remembering my feelings during and after his concert, I cannot think how he can sell his tickets at such a minimum cost given his MAGICAL PERFORMANCE — 24 songs, a magnificent band and his mraz voice <3. It’s also really great how he can put on a show with humor and I definitely appreciate how much he can say thanks to everyone who sang and played with him that night.

I have to admit I am not a totally emotional-when-i-see-the-artist type of fan and most especially I am not a certified Jason Mraz, BUT, I really like his music and every bit of his songs — but after last night, I guess I am now and I LOVE JASON MRAZ is the peg of my music life. It was funny how I kept telling my friend that we’ll look for the gate where he’d pass by when he leaves the coliseum.

He is a genuinely, extraordinary artist.

I do not expect that Jason will be able to read through this post but I thank him, with all my heart, for giving me the best first concert I could ever ask for. Last night, without a doubt, hit the top of “my life’s greatest moments” chart. And I was definitely living the moment, singing along with every bit of the lyrics that I know (and that is why I will never upload the videos I took hahahaha!) But here are a couple of shots I took.

Four Weeks of Summer at LVLP

It has been undeniably a 4-week, career-changing experience at Leandro V. Locsin Partners. Being a fresh graduate of the third year “Arki Life” feels like my career path is just starting to go uphill.

Four weeks of summer at LVLP definitely hit the top chart of my “Arki Life”. I will never forget my newfound abilities to wake up very early in the morning and being one of the first people to arrive at the office everyday. I will never forget the funny, stressful and “bahala na” moments upon riding the MRT on the way to work and back home. I will never forget the new people I have met and become comfortable talking and working with everyday, especially my co-interns (a.k.a. the LOCSINTERNS 2013). I will never forget the three over times just so to finish the work I have begun (and beginning to appreciate). And most of all I will never forget the theories, philosophies, standards and the newly enlightened proficiencies of my course.

I am so thankful for every mentor, who have generously and genuinely shared their mature understanding on their expertise in the field of Architecture, Design, Engineering and Construction, and other related fields. And I do hope I was of a value-adding asset, in all my accomplished work, help and support, to their office during my training.

And so, last friday I was caught up by the most sentimental side of mine, I took several shots of this building that will always be my first-office-love.

View points

3 weeks have passed by and it was only yesterday when I had the right urge to bring my camera to work. This place which I call work, has the best spot for photographic view points. It is located at a very strategic corner along two great avenues in the developed area of Makati City. More so, it was designed in such a way that its corner windows give a person the opportunity for an unconventional view from above; and is architecturally complimentary and maximizes the site’s asset of being sandwiched by these two so-called great avenues.

The photos were taken before working over time — at around 5 in the afternoon, when the sun slowly left the city into its own lights.