January 29, 2010 by Cookie

Dark Alley

Duck pins? Anyone?

Its been years since I've gone bowling. As a kid...yes, a kid...I used to frequent this basement alley at our village's clubhouse. There were no automated bowling alleys then. There used to be "pin boys" who would patiently wait for you to unleash your ball and they would patiently set up the pins once your turn was over. I remember those creaky, uneven, wood floors of the bowling alleys of old. Those places used to smell of a mixture of beer and cigarette smoke.

Nowadays all seems so sanitized. The alleys today are marvels of science and technology with automated scoreboards and robotic hands that set up your pins. And duck pins seem to have gone the way of the dodo.

I miss those days.

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January 21, 2010 by Cookie

Tsubibo

Magmula noon hanggang ngayon, di ako magsasawa sa pagsakay sa tsubibo. Ngayon, kasama ko na ang mga anak ko sa pagsakay. Kahit mahilo ako sa patuloy na pag-ikot nito, may galak pa rin akong nakakamtan. Sa palagay ko, hanggang sa pagtanda ko, tuwing makakakita ako ng tsubibo gugustuhin ko pa ring sumakay.

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January 20, 2010 by Cookie

Street Wise

Many students are quite familiar with this road somewhere in the vicinity of the country’s state university. I didn’t go to university here but I used to pass this road coming and going to school. It was in this same road that a gruesome accident occured involving some scions of some of the country’s wealthiest families. I remember it quite clearly. If I’m not mistaken, the accident happened on the tree on the foreground and there were casualties.

To this day I still get spooked when passing through this road. In fact, I would rather take another route than pass here.

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