On our way to the tennis court this morning, I noticed these wonderful wispy clouds in the sky. This was a fast shot out of the open car window, so I'm pleased it turned out okay, and no, I was not the driver.
Manila, 2010
This may not look that spectacular to you, but to me, in Manila, this sky was unusual; not only for the dainty cloud formation, but for the blue of the sky.
After our nice hot sets of tennis, we went to the market, and while my honey bought what he wanted, I couldn't resist taking another sky shot I think is quite unique for here.
Today I am uploading my 100th post. It's been an incredible journey of a different kind for me so far. The congenial and positive responses from "stranger angels" to my offerings have been inspiring and far beyond my expectations. Special heartfelt thanks go to the people who have chosen to follow my offline journeys here and to the many "regulars" who come to cheer me on and are already beginning to feel like blogger friends. And a warm hug to friend Sheryl who encouraged me to take my first step into the blogosphere. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Today's photos join the fun at SkyWatch Friday.
20 comments:
Beautiful views. White cloud designs in the blue sky look great.
Thanks, Francisca, I'm happy to see how much you're enjoying this new world. You've done a fantastic job, and the results can be seen for sure. By the way, I love the cloud pix today. I like seeing their patterns, too. I didn't know this was unusual for the Philippines.
Lovely sky pictures. I also enjoy being part of this sky community.
Congratulations on your 100th post, Francisca.
I love your wonderful wispy clouds with their deep blue background.
You are a very talented photographer - and you play tennis, too, in addition to all that traveling. I am very impressed.
Thank you for being my "blog friend" and for leaving such sweet comments for me.
Your BC friend Kay, living in Alberta ;~)
Just lovely wispy clouds... They seem so light and fluffy~
Congratulations on your 100th post! WOW! It's been fun knowing you and I hope the friendship goes on and on and on and... :)
I love these kinds of clouds! They're quite common here in the northwest, but I never tire of them. Marvelous captures, Francisca! And congratulations on your 100th Post!! I always enjoy your visits and appreciate your comments! Hope you have a wonderful weekend!
Sylvia
congratulations on your 100th post i just hit my 100th post too...it is really fun to be in a blogging world though my time is so limited still doing my very best to visit and blog on nights that im free...looking forward on your 200th more post!hoooray! city sunset
Congratulations on your centenary. And yes, those skies are lovely. The clouds in the second one are similar to some we saw here a while back - they are quite an unusual formation I think.
Congratulations on your 100th post Francisca - looking forward to seeing another 100:)
I love tose fluffy clouds on your sky!
Greetings:)
Congratulations on your 100th post. So you are in Manila, I guess it's hot and humid there now. But I missed those side walk food ^_^. Take care and happy weekend!
Blue sky Reflection
These ARE spectacular!
Blogging can be fun, huh?! :-)You have some lovely clouds there, I love gazing up at the sky (not now though: fog).
Wow! Congratulations on your 100th post, Francisca! You're photos are simply amazing and I'm always looking forward to you next one!
This sky is gorgeous, too! Do you play tennis often? I don't play but am helping out at a tennis tournament here in Tokyo right now. Love watching people play! Maybe you'll post a photo of your tennis sometime :-)
Happy Hundredth Post! Thank you very much for the many surprises we find in this beautiful blog!
I am glad we stumbled each other, I enjoyed every visit I made you you and you to me.
Congrats 100 posts
Congratulations on post 100!!!
your skies look quite magnificent to me...such playful clouds...celebrating your special blog with you!
100 is a good number. Congrats!
And this is an excellent post with which to celebrate...for blogging is an ethereal experience rooted in the reality of what we catch on camera...
That first photo looks a little bit like Casper the ghost taking wing and dissipating across the sky...
Clouds are always fascinating and these are some wonderful formations.
Mazal tov on 100 great posts.
We are happy to have you as a blogger friend.
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