@ RennyBA: It’s so nice to have clear weather again, thanks for the visit.

@ ghee: Haay…Nakakaasar talaga ang panahon minsan. Pero natuto na akong makibagay, ang pinaka-ayaw ko talaga ay ang magkasipon. Mas gugustuhin kong magkaroon ng trankaso kaysa sa sipon.

@ eric: I guess it is due to some foreign influences or the fashion gurus in the country, are plain nuts, again, focusing on the bright sunny tropical weather we have and completely forgetting about the cruel storms.

@ karmi: May pagkakataon na natutuwa ako kapag umuulan o may bagyo, malamig kasi at natatapos ko ang mga librong binabasa ko kasi hindi pwedeng lumabas. Yun lang talaga, ayoko umuulan kapag may pasok.

iba talaga ang panahon ng pinas.. naalala ko pa nga nung nagaaral pa ako, everytime na sinasabing suspended ang klase, biglang nawawala ung ulan.. sobrang init na buong araw.. di ko tuloy alam kung nangaasar ba ang panahon eh….

I’m also amused at what they often use as cover from gushing rain — a manila envelope, a pocket book, a page off a daily broadsheet, plastic garbage bag, a Jolibee take-out plastic bag, or a banana leaf. And I’m talking about both men and women, not just some of the men whose machismo is threatened if caught using an umbrella.

In a country with only two distinct seasons — wet and dry, one would expect that the Pinoys would’ve already turned coping with rain into an art form.

i can imagine the scene.naranasan ko nang maraming beses yan sa pinas.
dito rin,parang babae kung magpalit ang panahon,hehe,just what u said.
just take care that you wont catch a cold.

dito nmn,naka sleeveless ka dahil sa init,in the afternoon,kelangan mo ng light jacket dahil giginawin ka.eh kung wala kang jacket,manginig ka na lang ..he he..

ok,palamigin mo na ang mainit mong ulo.:)