Just had two days of frustration and wrath... Yesterday, a Jurassic park class. This morning, a very rude and unwelcoming official. But my almost welling eyes out of anger being held came to halt upon seeing one of the greatest places Ive been into - Dr. Jesus Rodrigo F. Torres, the RTU Presidents Office. The seemingly gloomy room was enthralled by the paintings conspicuously hidden by the soft lighting behind the protruding wall that holds them. A dark table of two yards or so was discreetly embraced with matching shelves and a beguiling grotesque ornament proudly emanates its beauty with its ethereal glowing edges. A small study on the far side of the room overlooks a small window, letting a little but ample view of the greens and blues outside come majestically through the sunburst that falls into the room. Two familiar and enticing pieces were greeting us there as we helped ourselves in the cozy leather couch - the presidents telescopes. The hair on the back of my head rose upon seeing the two jewels. But what really engrossed me on that very room was not the telescopes but the unbelievably marvelous entropy brought about by the random piles of books! The stars and the galaxies that exploded through the hard covers of these treasures made me anxious with excitement to jump into them and bathe myself with specs and glamour of the outside Earth. They were literally everywhere! From the humongous table, to the dark and matching shelves, on the study, on and under the coffee table... Believe me, that place was really a haven for those who glares with and admires the quintessences. How Id wish to stay there for even just a day or even just take a picture to share. But, I thought, cherry blossoms doesnt bloom everyday. Guess I just have to wait to have another hanami in that very beautiful place. Carpe diem, minna san!
Posted on: Tue, 08 Jul 2014 14:41:19 +0000
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