New Year’s Eve Eve was spent with my Rep family, on what was dubbed as the 2010 Kick Off Party, complete with countdown and “fireworks”. As Nick said, “Genius!”

Happy New Year Repists! To 2010 Barkadismo and beyond!
The real New Year’s Eve was spent with the Sorita family at the Sibal IV building along Bonny Serrano avenue. We have never seen that much fireworks in our lives, ever. Left, right, front, back, from early evening until past midnight!

My daughter and I

My nephew Sean and my sister Jasmin with my daughter Lia

My niece Marielle, my sister Girlie and my brother-in-law Manny

My brother-in-law Voltaire and my sister Jasmin with the New Year fruits!

Sean doing artwork with his Tito Ryan

Marielle blowing on her art pen

Putting lil New Year polka-dotted baby to sleep

Bonny Serrano avenue from the roof deck of the Sibal IV building
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Start of fireworks.. New Year countdown
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We believe this is over the Katipunan avenue area
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More fireworks.. as smoke begins to build up..
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It felt like in-your-eyes fireworks!
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More fireworks and more smoke.
By the time we went home at about three in the morning, the entire city was enveloped in smog, with very low visibility. At least those were just fireworks. I remember when I was a child, we always found the streets on New Year’s morning all white, covered with the paper from the firecrackers the night before. Firecrackers are so much more dangerous!
Photo credits by the way, all photos with me in it and of the fireworks were taken by Ryan. I took the rest. We used both the 50mm and the 18-135mm. Love that 50mm!
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