Biringan Philippines Novels & Stories

"There are only two seasons in the Philippines, right? The rainy and dry season?" I glanced out the window. The sun was already shining brightly. "You're getting weird Patricia. Of course, the Philippines lies within the equatorial belt. So it's either wet or dry." "That's why I won't wonder why there is a free 'watering'. Though, just take it slowly, okay? Your vajay-jay might suffer from delicious flood!" Patricia cut the line off without waiting for me to respond. My brows knitted as I listened to the sudden beeping sound. It takes a while before her words registered inside my brain.

Hindi namin siya masisi dahil isa lang siya sa daang milyon na baliw na baliw sa mga Royals. The Philippines or Reino de Filipinas, being one of the remaining Constitutional Monarchy in South East Asia, has a King as the head of the state and a Prime Minister as head of the government. The Royal Family is well respected and loved by nation kahit pa nga ang duties nila ay for ceremonial na lang since we adopted the constitutional monarchy, still, the people can't help themselves to go gaga over them. Bakit? Apat na simpatikong rason lang naman.

Philippines! The island has little population so nothing much manmade to see, only the true beauty of nature. I saw a barangay center nearby and I suddenly remembered the motor-date that Sean and I had before we got into a relationship. He’s gravely peevish back then, worse than a woman with menstrual mood swings.

August's POV What the fuck?! I didn't expect that Gen was referring to our transportation as a Blimp. Yes! It is a blimp. This is not a plane, more like an air cruise or tourist ride in mid-air. They say there is no plane but there is a blimp. Oh, isn't it just gorgeous? There is no blimp in the Philippines. It's only in the US. Because the Philippine government can't afford it.

, and many of these deified faye beings that are connected to our rivers and seas. Then again, a few of them still claim their “offerings” even in our present time. ++++++++++ STORY 1: RIVER FIESTA In the beautiful country of the Philippines, according to the first stories I’ve heard from the elderly living in the Rizal area (Pasig was formerly part of Rizal), the Pasig River was feared during the fiesta of Pasig.

It is now the start of October, one of the Ber-months where the cold weather can be felt in the tropical country Philippines. "Leaves cling to the trees, but the trees let them fall. People cry and pray to God, to help them, but most of the cries fell on deaf ears. If God hears our pleads, then this world would not be like this, it should be a good place to live in."

The Bali Girls and Boys enter a small alley towards the looban (interior), which is like a ghetto courtyard surrounded by houses. In the Philippines, the market for high-rise apartments hasn’t boomed and most families are crammed in a bungalow or one half of a duplex. The walls of the alley, just like those of the interior, are covered in graffiti and smell of either cat piss or garbage, despite the countless "Don’t Dump Your Garbage Here You A**hole" signs.

She can smell the shisha that she’d already familiarized from Caleb’s mansion. Is he smoking shisha? This man is a heck of cigarette addiction! She tsked in annoyance before walking with her heavy breath… all the way to his master bedroom; Keesha’s heart is pounding like crazy. Jostein’s old wooden Narra tree door is slightly open. The narra tree is the national tree of the Philippines, and it is the strongest and most expensive wood in the country. Just like Jostein De Vere—he stood for that wood because he knew that in himself that he have a quality, strong and expensive personality.

Infinity, though with tears in her eyes that she was trying her best to hold, happily ate her breakfast. She's happy. Because he might not even remember who she is and their relationship completely. She's happy that he, by some luck maybe, still remembers her favorite breakfast. NOTE: (1) Barangay - the lowest political administrative unit of the Philippine government. Together with the municipal and provincial government, the barangay is considered the fundamental base of the Philippine national government. (Via WiKi)

In that time when the little corpse reaches the shore, the world began to change once more. ********************** Country: Philippines The place that used to be the capital of the country, Manila, is now a place where one could lead to their deaths. The place that used to be filled with liveliness in day and night is now a dead capital. Dark clouds surfing through the sky leaving any living creatures below on their brink of deaths by its harsh weather. Because of the countless battles against the evolved animals and creatures from deep seas, this place has been abandoned by humans as many lives also lay down waste.