“Mom, I have an idea”, said Aira, a professional Therapist and daughter of Carol.
“I suggest you wear only one color of shirt each day, I think it would look nice”.
We welcomed her bright idea that the following day we decided to wear pink. We were amazed by the turnout of the different shades of pink in our photos
My neighbor Ruben took a fancy on our getup that he took our picture across the street from his gate.
Then his wife Celine came out and offered us papaya from her garden.
Happy on the turnout, we decided to wear green the next day.
“ What color will it be tomorrow?, one of us asked. The next day we walked in seven shades of gray. The day turned bright and light as shown in the photos even if our shirts were gray.
We even ended up to a sumptuous breakfast at Tess’ home.
Let’s do orange tomorrow”, Carol said. And orange it was.
“Let’s go to my home; breakfast is being prepared”, Carol invited.
We didn’t have a chance to choose a color for the next day as we were all in a rush. In our chat group, I asked if they like blue for the next day.
“Blue?”, asked Claire
“Royal”, asked Joy
“Any shade of blue” Carol replied.
And the photos turned out great.
The next day on Tess’post:
“On a sunless balmy day we tried to bring sunshine to each other. Six kilometers done in a breeze with my awesome neighbors. Wishing you a Saturday filled with everything you wish for.
And I say;
“We really brought sunshine to our day, great photos as always. Happy Saturday everyone”
On Sunday, feast of The Infant Jesus, we chose red. We noticed the immense impact of red on our photos.
As our designated photographer if we couldn’t meet friends/ acquaintance along the way to take our photo. Tess documented on her post;
“It drizzled early Monday but it didn’t stop the Sweet Magnolias from painting the streets white in their pristine attire symbolizing purity of mind and body. Six kilometers after brought us to breakfast with more bonding”
On Tuesday we completed seven days using one color palette in different hues. This day we chose lavender to violet to purple.
What was interesting though was when Tess used UBE HALAYA to describe our day; it drew lots of interest on her Facebook post when they saw Ube Halaya being stirred among the photos.
Today, Wednesday was really meant to be a HAPPY PINK DAY, so pink we wore.
We really enjoy walking in the lovely neighborhood of Bayanihan, clean streets and pleasant with well kept gardens. Our photos are enhanced by the beautiful curve appeal of several homes where we posed. Thank you for the opportunity to take our photos in front of some awesome Bayanihan homes.
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