Brian McKnight Concert in Cebu

March 17 was a night full of  music, entertainment, charity, heart, and of course, fun as Brian McKnight dominated Cebu in his solo concert.

It was not as romantic as expected; it was rather a night full of laughter and singing. Indeed, a different experience he brought for Cebuanos.  

It was a one-man show that lasted for 2 hours - no Segway, no special guest, no intermission as he started to appear on stage - It was just pure Brian.

 As he’s doing his thing on stage, you would really know how talented he is- a singer, a musician, and a song writer. And, while you watch him perform and listen to his music, at the back of your mind, you really can’t avoid yourself getting a lil’ envy and wish to have his talents (You can’t blame yourself of thinking that way).

The entire show was worth the price as I really got to enjoy each and every song he rendered. I found no dull moment at all as he puts humor to every song which also made him carry the crowd so well.
 You wouldn’t even notice that he has been singing for 2 hours. We’re like hypnotized by his songs and charmed by his powerful-romantic-sweet voice. The crowd can’t stop in joining the singing especially when he played his popular songs like, one last cry, back at one, 6,8,12 and a lot more.  I got so entertained when he did the spoof, imitating some of his fellow black artists like, Stevie Wonder, Michael Osborne, Michael Jackson and James Ingram.

The funniest part of the concert was his last song especially when he started doing the dougie.

He looks pretty disgusting with it prolly because his outfit is way too formal for the dougie move… or, I don’t know. Haha. One thing’s for sure, I enjoyed watching him trying to swagg to the best that he can.  Even the crowd had gone crazy and screamed for more dougie from him. 

 

The show ended up with some more of his songs as the audience cried for pretty more of it.  I was so amazed when he went back to the stage and slapped the crowd with 2 more songs. Glad that he’s not a Grinch and spoil our happy hearts. That was so humble of him! And, thanks to his additional songs, I got the chance to go in front (like, 5 steps away from him, really that close) to take photos and made me completely happy for it is another tremendous experience that I, for sure will treasure ‘til the end of time.

Letter from a newbie

After many years of planning to own a blog, finally, I have created one. 

I find it a bit confusing which I think normal for first timers...

Hope I don't find it boring in the next couple of posts I will be doing on this blog.

For now, it is "nose-bleeding" on my part but that boost up my interest to open this blog from time to time and learn everything.

So, since I'm a newbie here, please don't be too harsh on me. 

Hope to enjoy my stay on this blog site and share to you everything (well, not really everything) about my life, my captures, and etc.

Love Love Love to y'all... 

My unfortunate Hair

For the third time, I can finally see visible results on the color I put on my hair and yes, it took me three attempts and loads of effort before I can notice a difference... So funny that on my first and second try, I really have to convince myself  that the hair dye I bought worked on my hair. The truth is,  there's really no changes that I see. I don't really know if there is something wrong with my hair, or  if it's the product itself that does not work effectively.

Amazement arises as there is already an outcome of what I have been doing for the past three to four weeks. I got so carried away that I have to look at my hair in the mirror at least once every 10 minutes (As if there will be further changes that will happen anytime) hihihi. 

I was chitchatting with a friend (Shelala Barote) thru fb about the tragic death of a previous office mate, then shifted to the Whitney's death and that "illuminati" thingy when I realized one thing...I paused for a couple of seconds then immediately get the mirror  that I've been using for like, ten years now and made a stare at my hair again... then soundlessly cried, " Homay Ghad! I look like a badjao on my new hair. It sucks! ".  Remorseful as I am, I could have actuated myself to the salon and get my hair done and pay, more or less the same as what I have spent for the four sets of hair dye I bought. I could maybe have a full color of my choice at David's or a full color with highlights at any side-street  parlors you see everywhere.

Anyways, It's too late for me to realize that thing so I'm not gonna hold back with my regrets ("Adios regrets!"") but I cannot change the fact that I look like a badjao on my hair. hihihi

Lesson learned: If you feel like, you are an expert, stop! Think it over! Have a second thought before you know it's too late...