Is it too early for people to feel Christmas spirit this November? For us Filipinoes, it is a no-no. It would never be a surprise to us. As early as September, you can already see brilliant display of coloful Christmas decors on houses and streets, and new or familiar songs can already be heard over the radio or television to cheer us up. With Philippines’ rich culture, this country is such a heart-warming place to live and most people would rarely feel being alone…so let’s dance for that.
Christmas carol with a twist: no singing but dancing in the afternoon. A group of elementary students in Antipolo City did the dragon dance house-to-house. Rapid drum beats made the dancing more exciting.
It’s going to blink its eyes.
Say, ahhhhh. Controlled by a kid, the dragon opened its mouth.
looks more like chinese new year to me! 
hi! cnxa now lang ako naka visit sa blog mo. marami na plang posts na bago. palagi lang kasing busy kaya ngayon lang ako ulit naka visit. mga magayunon man baga ang mga posts mo… hehehe.. so aki plan ni ate gie.. bubunyagan na this comingdec. 12.. kmzta na lamang? hmmp.. ingatz nalang permi.. mapa party plan si tiya sA bunyag kang aki ni ate ghie…
Posted by angie at December 3, 2009, 4:34 pm@sunny…yeah it was supposed to be. isiningit ba. kakaiba no?
@kg…oo nga. fusion.
@angie…senxa na dai ako makauli nin albay. basta kairiba ako ma-ninong ah? basta pag-uli madyan kami.
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hhehehehe kala ko Chinese new year na! ganito n pala ngayon? hehehehehe!
Posted by sunny at November 25, 2009, 2:30 am