How do you feel right now?

[dr. d]

i fell lethargic with all this rain. hindi ako taumbahay eh, I wanna go out eh kaya lang it so wet and drenched outside. parang ang dumi-dumi ng paligid, yun matagal na inipon na humidity gas naging tubig . eewww, I wont let that humidity drip in my skin

a few laps in the pool, should change all that.

[Jun aka Pekto]

a few laps in the pool, should change all that.

That or go swimming on the South China Sea at high tide and watch the human turds float by.

[minicarph]

a few laps in the pool, should change all that.

anukaba, di pwede mag-swimming pag umuulan kasi pwede ka tamaan ng kidlat. yun mga fishermen sa dagat nakukuryenre eh eh ang laki laki ng dagat sa swimming people pa kaya

[dr. d]

anukaba, di pwede mag-swimming pag umuulan kasi pwede ka tamaan ng kidlat. yun mga fishermen sa dagat nakukuryenre eh eh ang laki laki ng dagat sa swimming people pa kaya

sa indoor pool ka lumangoy! para na rin, hindi ma-ulanan at hindi mo kailanganing mag-payong-cum-lightning rod.

[Hamrid33]

Feeling great at this moment.

[Wh1stl3r]

That or go swimming on the South China Sea at high tide and watch the human turds float by.

Some turds sink pretty deep and stay there. Diving as a kid, I found that out the hard way...

Turned me off diving for life.

[Jun aka Pekto]

Some turds sink pretty deep and stay there. Diving as a kid, I found that out the hard way...

Turned me off diving for life.

All the ones I saw floated, coming from the nearby squatter area. The residents used the mangrove swamp as their toilet. Come high tide, everything just floated away to the sea like a giant flush. Pretty efficient, actually unless someone happened to be swimming nearby.

I had a mask and snorkel. So, it's not like I was ingesting anything. But, my mom did have a doctor check me out to make sure I hadn't contracted any skin disease from swimming in sea water.

[Wh1stl3r]

All the ones I saw floated, coming from the nearby squatter area. The residents used the mangrove swamp as their toilet. Come high tide, everything just floated away to the sea like a giant flush. Pretty efficient, actually unless someone happened to be swimming nearby.

I had a mask and snorkel. So, it's not like I was ingesting anything. But, my mom did have a doctor check me out to make sure I hadn't contracted any skin disease from swimming in sea water.

I wouldn't do it near any makeshift houses near the beach. I don't think any of them have septic tanks that close to the water hehe. Why swim near squatter areas though?

The turd I came into contact with probably came from a fisherman as the island we were snorkeling in was isolated and pretty far away from town.

[Jun aka Pekto]

I wouldn't do it near any makeshift houses near the beach. I don't think any of them have septic tanks that close to the water hehe. Why swim near squatter areas though?

That's where a distant relative of my mom lived at the time. She had a very nice seaside home that sat there long before the squatters moved in. I had to get away from the heat and humidity. The back of her house was ideally refreshing when the afternoon sea breeze kicked in. Plenty of shade n chairs.

One of my uncles was merchant marine. He's the one who took us swimming at high tide. It was okay the first year I swam there. It was a couple years later when the turds started appearing. After that, I did my swimming at Covelandia near Cavite or the Philamlife Village pool at LPC.

[_Cathy_]

Ang sarap umuwi ng may araw pa

I am so happy that my boss at HQ allowed me to work 8-5, so our VP in Manila approved this (our working hours is 9-6 officially) Since my body clock adjusted and I automatically wake up at 6, I might as well go to work early

I just feel a little guilty for going home so early hahaha. I love my bosses so much