Beijing - Spring Carnival

Sunday has always been a family day, and in China it's not an exception.

So off to the spring carnival we go! Woot woot!


Haha, having an extended family complete with mother, father, sister and brother makes it all worth remembering til the day I die. Kumpleto talaga! Ang saya saya!

So Annie and I went to this little maze. Darn! It was freaking hard! It's a maze made of thin branches that squeezed the hell out of my brains. You have to make your way to the center so you can get a little gift and then find your way back outside. Damn! We were walking for almost half an hour! I can never be a driver. I am so poor with directions. I was just following Annie. If it had not been for her, I would be stuck in that maze for the rest of my life. And to think that it's supposed to be a game for little kids. Boohoo! Kung nilaro ko un nung 5 taong gulang ako, iiyak talaga ako!



Then off to the parachute/upward flying fiesta!


Si Tito Pol talaga, astig ang mga poses. He looks like the moreno Ferdinand Marcos here, don't you think?



Like they always say, when you're up, there's no other way to do but look down. Or is it the other way around? Couldn't be bothered. Anyway, here are some photos I took when when I was hundreds of feet above the ground:







And the most terrifying ride of them all - THE MIXER! You'll feel like a basketball dribbled all around my Michael Jordan. Couldn't help but scream!




Sad to say that we did not try ice skating. It looked too dangerous so I just settled for photos.





Lastly, I would like to take this opportunity to thank Beijing for naming a valley after me. It's really flattering to know that you think I am important enough that you named a magnificent place after me. Haha! Feeling!