Yesterday, we went at dawn and the number of contestants was reduced to almost 1/3. From 400, now there are about 115 only. And from 10, there were only 6 Pinoys left. 33 hours had passed and still counting...
lookie! lookie! one of the Pinoys
I guess the continuous rain at dusk affected them greatly. We overheard the Pinoy saying, the crew asked them to stay under the shade for a while as the thunder and lightning struck. Uso kasi dito ang mga puno at mga gusaling tinatamaan ng kidlat. He said, there would be more people backing out if they stayed under the rain longer.
Today, it's been raining since early morning and I'm pretty sure there would be more contestants saying goodbye. According to the same Filipino, the guy beside him from Hong Kong was so amazed by the support given by our kababayans. Kala daw nya mga pala na dala ng mga sumali galing Pinas. Di nila alam na ganun talaga tayo kahit saan mang lupalop ng mundo mapunta. The locals don't like it. They're intimidated.
A Malaysian guy who joined the challenge last year was here again for the event. Pinag-aralan daw nya ang strategy, from discipline to diet. Let's see how far he can go.
Well, I just wish one of the Filipinos would win. It will be again a feather to our cap.
this is how they consume their breaks...do the hustle!
1..2..3..4..5!!
where are the hands?
posing for the camera
GIRL power! yebah!
aprub! Pinoy ako!
ismayl para sa mga kababayan natin!
matira ang matibay!
One on One
kampanerang kuba wannabe
itak..itak..itaktak mo!
chikahan muna sa kapwa Pinoy
can? ....no more lah!
"...goodbye to you!"
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