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Thanks to Ton and Karen Concepcion for allowing me to share their photos. They were at Tokyo Disney Sea when the earthquake happened. What an experience it must have been…glad you are all safe and back home!
by Ton Concepcion
That was the biggest and longest earthquake i ever felt. followed by several very strong aftershocks!
New admiration for the japanese people - very kind, polite, disciplined. so many good people out there helping each other out. we were helped out by some anonymous kind souls. japan rocks!
This is my friend, Ivy’s, business
For those of you who like to preserve your photos like a precious work of art
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Heart2Heart is so happy to promote great advocacies, especially those promoting our very own! Thank you to Butch Jimenez for this great endeavor and for capturing the beauty of our country through your camera! Summer is coming up and before making travel plans outside the country, why not choose among the many beautiful islands in the Philippines!! Heart2Heart wants a copy of this calendar!! Will be emailing Butch ASAP! From Butch Jimenez: “My advocacy is simple : To trumpet to the world that the Philippines is the world’s best sandbox! I give the calendars away for free and I’ve gotten requests from all over the world. All your readers have to do is to email me ( butchgjimenez@yahoo.com ) and I’ll tell them how to get the calendar free. I don’t ask for payment in any shape or form. I just want people to know that the Philippines is the world’s best sandbox”
On the way down driving from Baguio, we saw this!!! They were in front of us
I remembered i received this from my friend, Bobby
Apparently, some people in China have never heard of U-Haul. They are, however, amazingly efficient in the way they pack and move all their inventory on a tiny little bike.
“Manufactured Totems” is a series by Alain Delorme which brilliantly portrays the pressure Shanghainese migrant workers face. Piles of products labeled “Made in China” are stacked up to produce gargantuan sculptures, symbolizing their ever-increasing fetish with objects. The vertical nature of these items echoes the incessant expansion of the urban space - constantly under construction.
Taken from: http://www.mymodernmet.com/profiles/blogs/heavy-bicycle-loads-10-photos
We also wanted to have a photo with our dear Lola who we all LOVE! 
Of course it is difficult to get everyone together, so this is probably 1/3 of the 3rd and 4th generation. Thanks to Angela for organizing this! It is a great idea!!
4th generation
3rd generation
Then everyone together!
Thanks to the Picture Company for doing such a great job!! We are so happy with our photo!! Angela is organizing a second batch for those who were not able to go
More power to you Vincent and Eileen!!
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Congratulations Tanya, Quad and PJ on the opening of Mrs. Pixels! Heart2Heart wishes you luck and more power on your new business venture! And hoping you will open more branches! Having your professional photograph taken doesn’t have to be a complicated process. While it’s true that there can be endless possibilities and countless decisions on how you want your picture to come out, we’ve found a place that can make it as easy as one-two-three. Mrs. Pixels Portrait Studio is a fresh place where you can go to have your photo taken while enjoying a fun-filled, relaxing atmosphere. They pride themselves in giving their clients an easy and comfortable experience from the moment they walk in the door to the time they pick up their order. “We don’t like to rush through shoots or give our clients many limitations” says business partner, Mr. Quad de la Paz. At Mrs. Pixels, you are always guaranteed high-quality service, premium product choices, first class equipment, an extensive selection of clean props and costumes and all this at extremely reasonable rates. They are also the only studio in town that will give you the high resolution file of the print you purchase at no extra charge. “As Filipinos, we know how important it is to share your photos with your loved ones. We don’t want to hold you back from doing this. We want our clients to be able to look back at their experience at Mrs. Pixels and have happy memories” says Mr. de la Paz. Mrs. Pixels is the brainchild of a young married couple, Quad and Tanya de la Paz and their best friend, PJ Castro. These three entrepreneurs have combined backgrounds in advertising and printing and they wanted to put up a venue where families can go to enjoy themselves while creating beautiful memories. While Mrs. Pixels is focused on children, they also cater to a wide variety of clients’ needs so feel free to come by and they will be happy to make you smile (literally). Their trained staff is highly capable of accommodating your needs and their product line includes prints of various sizes, photo books, sintra board printing, photo mugs, photo bag tags, calendars and cards to name a few. Now is a perfect time to explore the picture possibilities that Mrs. Pixels has to offer! Mrs. Pixels is located at Level 3 East Wing, Robinsons Galleria with phone numbers 584-3768 and 775- 2366. Their store hours are 10AM-9PM from Sundays to Thursdays and 10AM-10PM on Fridays and Saturdays. 
Watch out for this on November 7. My very talented and creative friend, Troy, is writing, editing and co producing the show
