I was just fascinated by these flock of birds in the city so I grabbed my phone camera and shoot.  It’s like having Milan in Gothenburg

How I love to watch the clouds
Peacefully, peacefully drifting by
Silently upon the breeze
They ease across the clear blue sky
~Craig Nicholson~

Taken during our flight from Gothenburg to Amsterdam

Behold the fruit of this tree
for it is cherry
it can’t be mistaken with apples
for it is smaller
everybody knows it’s cherry
for it is red!

Sa buong buhay ko ngayon pa lang ako nakakita ng puno ng cherry, kasi

There are many theories, experiments and explanations about the rainbow’s here now-gone tomorrow presence in the sky. There are many questions still unanswered about it. We learned that a rainbow has seven colors, but the rainbow I captured (above) seemed to have three colors only, yet the seven colors were there, blending with one another.

Whenever I see a rainbow, I always find myself humming the song “Rainbow Connection”. Nice song about rainbows. When I was small, my old folks told me to not to point at the rainbow or I would lose my finger. I knew it was ridiculous ‘coz nothing happened when I did it. Yes, hearsays, literature and myths about rainbows still exist. But there is one clear reason why rainbows appear - to remind us that it’s one of the beauties of nature worth conceiving.

The 17.3 m high Monolith Plateau at the Vigeland Park in Oslo was sculptured by Gustav Vigeland. The Monolith Plateau interprets man’s longing and yearning for the spiritual and divine.  The people are drawn towards heaven, not only characterised by sadness and controlled despair, but also delight and hope, next to a feeling of togetherness, carefully holding one another tight in this strange sense of salvation.