Call of the flesh?!

OMG! Who ever told me they only do it at night and atop our rooftops?! See them doing it! At exactly 2:48:43PM! Gosh! Where? The garden (or is that a mini-forest) just beside the Jose Rizal Shrine inside Fort Santiago!


Oh well, the animals of our times…

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