About Me

{in a nutshell}

Metro QC boy. 28 years young. Catholic. Heritage Worker. Hagiographic Artist. Conceptual Illustrator. Shutterbug. Silent Wanderer. Pilgrim. INFJ. Aspiring Heritage Architect. Aspiring Liturgical Architect. Aspiring city monk, whatever that means.

Happy life. Healthy life. Holy life.

{primordial beginnings} 

The blog was born in 2007 as a personal cyber niche to ramble on subjects that matter at the time. I was an incoming architecture freshman who knew nothing more than to introspect on my goals and dreams, the mundane everyday living, and a certain calling that I somehow continue to search for through the years of my existence. As much as a therapeutic abode and a nostalgic venue of reference in the future, the blog exists as a testament to the gradual and continuous paradigm shift that puts my life in perspective.

{random facts}
  1. Cloud-watching, afternoon walks, and bookstores pacify me.
  2. I used to play various plectrum-plucked chordophones in grade school.  I play the banduria (Philippine mandolin), octavina (guitar-shaped lute) and laud (Spanish for lute) with a bit of basic knowledge in guitar and bajo de arko (contrabass). It's been years since my last play but truly there are some pieces – medleys, serenades, and marches – that my fingers know by heart.
  3. I am an essentialist. I love keeping things neat and clutter-free.
  4. My interest includes architectural history, church history, liturgy, hagiography, and iconography.
  5. I love wearing unpressed clothes.

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