Showing posts with label door. Show all posts
Showing posts with label door. Show all posts

Sunday, February 26, 2012

Beach house/Monday Doorways


A beach house facing the sunset in Punta Bulata.


Linking to Louis la Vache's Monday Doorways

Sunday, February 12, 2012

Silliman Hall/Monday Doorways


Silliman Hall, built in 1903, is the oldest building at Silliman University in Dumaguete City.  This building serves as the university's Anthropology Museum.  Silliman U was the first American private school in the Philippines established by Presbyterians in 1901.

My contribution to Louis' Monday Doorways



Sunday, January 29, 2012

A door in Vigan/Monday Doorways

One of the doorways along the historic Calle Crisologo in Vigan.

Linking to Louis la Vache's Monday Doorways

Sunday, January 15, 2012

Crisologo Museum/Monday Doorways & Our World-Tuesday


My first contribution to Monday Doorways---another meme to enjoy.

The main door of the Crisologo Museum in Vigan, Ilocos Sur.  It is housed in a century-old mansion of the Crisologos, a prominent political clan in Vigan.  The museum was established after the patriarch of the family, Floro Crisologo, then a Congressman, was gunned down inside the cathedral in 1970 just as he stood up at Sunday mass to fall in line for communion.  The murder hasn't been solved.

The rooms in the Crisologo mansion exhibit family photos, book collection, antique furniture and china, gowns and shoes of the widow, religious artifacts and other memorabilia.  It basically shows how the family lived in those days---the 20-seat dining table fits the life of a political family.


Crime scene photos, the slain politician's bloody clothes and shoes, news clippings of the murder occupy the former office at the ground floor of the mansion.  They are too gruesome to be posted here.  Crisologo's widow Carmeling, then the provincial governor, promised she wouldn't take any action to exact revenge and she didn't.  But her eldest son Bingbong did, infamously burning down a village occupied by supporters of their family's political opponent.  He went to jail for that and became a born-again Christian.  Some years after his release from prison, he was elected to Congress. Source


Receiving/Living room


The master's bedroom


Vigan is now a safe place, with its 18th century ambiance and calming rhythm of  kalesas clattering on cobblestone streets.  But long before Ninoy Aquino's murder on the airport tarmac, Crisologo's killing inside the cathedral symbolized just how bloody Philippine politics is.  Source


Linking to Our World Tuesday

Monday, December 26, 2011

Blue Door/Blue Monday


This blue door opens to a courtyard of an old home in Pasay City.
I hope your Christmas was filled with never-failing kindness, beauty and love.


Linking to Sally at Blue Monday

Thursday, December 16, 2010

Closed [Sarado]

@ mirandablue
Nagtataka ka ba kung ano ang nangyayari sa likod ng saradong pinto?  Hindi ka ba natuksong sumilip or maki-tsismis?   O naiisip mo ba ang taong nagtatago sa likod nitong pinto na maaring nabibilanggo sa kanyang sariling mga takot?

Do you wonder what's happening behind closed doors?  Were you ever tempted to take a  peek or eavesdrop?  Or do you imagine a person hiding behind a closed door is imprisoned by real or imagined fears?


Posted for Litratong Pinoy

@ mirandablue

For Thursday Two Questions - you are invited to join and answer these questions:


1.  What did you do last night?
2.  What's the funniest thing you've heard today?