Rei Alba
My blogs
- Food: Our Body's Energy
- Obama United States Presidentiable
- Philippine Arts Now
- alba chronicles
- Philippines People, Cultures, Events
- weddings on a beach
- Filipinos Central
- Weddings on a Beach
- Into the Butterfly. REINERIO A. ALBA.
Blogs I follow
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Location | Philippines |
| Introduction | ("Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes."-Carl Jung.) Reinerio Alba is a Filipino writer from the Philippines, basically, who is happily creating and manifesting the best things in his life right now. "I believe that we can always re-cast our realities into better ones, by willing them. I believe that without passion, life is not what it is. I subscribe to the idea that everyone is in a sort of process and that we should always aim for our highest possible self. Always. ( I am also a sucker for synchronized swimming, who wouldn't be? hehehe) People I'd like to meet? I am drawn to people with a passion, people with a great, natural sense of humor, who are not pretentious, and who always keep a sense of wonder about the world around them. If they can cook and sing, or sing and cook, that would be fab! :)" |
| Interests | I love traveling, writing, writing in my blogs, photography, food, reading (these days, mostly non-fiction), laughing heartily, videoke singing. |
| Favorite Movies | Heaven, Amelie, Love Actually, Moulin Rouge, Finding Nemo, Castaway, The Others, Central Station, LOTR trilogy, The Bicycle Thief, Romy and Michelle's High School Reunion, Pleasantville, Forrest Gump, Big Fish, The Beach, 50 1st Dates, Ratatouille, Les Chansons d'Amour |
| Favorite Music | a bird song in the morning before I even wake up...the sea breathing on the shore...and then ABBA came and I was never the same :) |
| Favorite Books | "The Little Prince" by St. Exupery, "Demian" by Herman Hesse, "Letters to a Young Poet" by Rainier Rilke, "When God was a Woman" by Merlin Stone, "Labyrinths" (a collection of stories) by Jorge Luis Borges, "Adventures in a Forgotten Country" by Kerima Polotan, "Nothing is Impossible" by W.R. Gresham |