Hello again, my wonderful friends! how are you? I pray you are in the best shape. I heard some places start to snow already but I'm glad I belong to a tropical country. though the upper parts of the country now experience rain and strong winds.
Today's post is about what happened on June 20, 2021.
I'm doing these posts now because I wanted to clear my gallery and this will be kind of a diary to me too. I wish I could live long enough to back-read to posts and reminisce about them.
My husband and I went to Nany's house early along with the kids. He planned on staying there during the day, I should have done the laundry but he insisted.
When we arrived, the kids played with their cousins so I had the chance to snap some of Nanay's flowering plants.
And leafy ornamentals too. She call this spade, but some says its called zebra.
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My husband has lots of junk stocks too, This job is dirty and can be smell too, imagine buying other people's scraps, but it really produces clean money.
Czak came to me eating a biscuit, he sat on my lap and does not want to go down, then I took us a photo together. His face is a bit dirty with the biscuit. I like to take it this way because it's a reality.
I spotted Nanay using a hand saw to build a divider, whatever it is called for her plants. We let her do her thing because she does not want any help. (samokan siya). She hates it when her plans do not come true, or if anybody suggests correction ih her work.
And the kids were so well behaved watching their Papa Ton do some welding on the side car that he will be using in his motorcycle for Scrap buying.
See how creative Nanay is? she got it al done by herself.
Did you see those barbels too? they're made of concrete. I was once able to carry it before my back starts to ache. It weighs nearly a hundred kilos and was used by my father-in-law to his two sons who involved themselves in amateur boxing. but that was a long time ago, at least my husband and brother-in-law had a very good reputation.
My husband is Doing welding on the sidecar. I
I don't know what he did but the light emitted by it is painful to the eyes and the smoke smells bad.
He uses the Grinder too. I once used to look at my father do this kind of work when I was a kid, I'm interested in it but he says it's too dangerous for me. I couldn't imagine what might I be if he taught me about it at that time.
I got bored on doing nothing so I snapped another snap of flowers in Nanay's garden.
Then I asked my husband if we could deliver peanuts to my aunt who is in Manolo, and he said yes. Since it's pandemic, we didn't bring the kids with us. It's the same peanut that I posted her 4months ago.
It was too late to remember getting photos during the ride, but not that late. We already traveled 10 minutes before I took the first photo. The first gasoline station we passed from more than 10 kilometers.
We are in barangay Damilag this time, and about to go into an intersection. This will lead us to barangay Miranda.
This is the vast pineapple field owned by Delmonte, Philippines. I once posted about it here but failed to upload a good photo of it. It stretches from where we are to the base of the next hill.
We spotted birds that are resting on a barbed wire. I had to get off the motorcycle in hope of getting a good photo, but it was against the light.
Another view of the vast Pineapple plantation. I cannot remember the names of the places my husband said about the mountains he pointed to. I was too busy taking photos of it.
Lastly, at the traffic light upon going back home, we followed this Truck loaded with lots of hogs. It smells so bad but in my experience in working in a hog-producing industry, I learned that a truck can carry more than One Million pesos(20,000usd) worth of hogs, but depends on the price and capacity of the truck. Then I said to myself, "now this is the real smell of money"
This would be all for now, I rushed to finish this post because I'm about to go home. see you around.
Ganda ng pineapple farm ng delmonte lapit lang pala talaga kayo dyan. Ang gaganda ng mga flowers ng Nanay mo.
oo sis malpit lang. hehe pwede manguha sa mga iniwan nilang rejects after mag harvest. yung ibang malapit lang talga sa site, nagigiba nag teeth nila sa kakakain ng pinya
Oh my sis! Pagkanindot man ana oi. Silingan Ra diay pud ang Del Monte farm. Pangayo beh. Hehe
komprahan takag pinya sis, ibaligya diha hehe.
Hehe. Mas Mahal ang transpo sis samot na Ron na pandemic pa
Very good. I like flowers and many people like flowers
thank you. I'm glad you like them
What a good and memorable experience you have @yoieuqudniram
memorable indeed! I'm glad there is a phone to capture photos to help me recall it too
Wow, this is really in a rural location and I love it.... Your flower images are nice. I remember the amaryllis plant I brought along from Southern Spain to Vienna and it grew so beautifully like yours. Keep on posting good content.
Thank you, I have been holding back some of the photos I had a long time ago, wishing to post them at the right time, then I realized now is the right time. I'll be posting all the photos I had based on what I had captured during a whole day now. I guess as long as I live, I can have good photos to capture and to post.
thanks for the encouragement.
im glad you still had your amarylis plant now and I'd love to see it when it blooms.
province na province sis. I like!
oo sis.. nindot dire..
Tsada kaayo imong mga bulak ayyy.. ✨🥰😍
sa ako nnag ugangan sis. gamay ra ang collection ng aflowers sa akong bana,, pperop mostly, dire ra gihapon kang nanay gikan
If I were to look back on pictures from 6 months ago, I wouldn't be able to remember enough to tell the story, but I guess in a sense the pictures themselves tell a story. Well I guess the sidecar project has long been finished, so I should ask if the scrap metal business is going well? This is the first time I saw a Bajaj Re tuk-tuk in the Philippines, the blue one on the highway. I didn't know they were sold there, but I guess still not very popular because I've never seen many on the roads.
bajaj Re tuk-tuk is called Dulog (beetle) here in the Philippines Justin. They're quite so popular here because they are fast and convenient. but they were forbidden to travel on the national highway because many had been in accidents with it. They run fast than the motorcycle with sidecar (passenger type)
yeah, we're so blessed that the scrap metal business is still going well. he buys scrap bottles of soda and liquors too. Some people even bring it in his shop even if he still has no money to pay. they are patient enough to wait for my pat day too.
In Cambodia they are called "Remork Kong Bey" (Trailer Three Wheel). There have been some bad accidents on Cambodian highways too, but they are still legal for highway use along with small motos too. My family has traveled all over Cambodia in one, and even from the Vietnam border to the Thai border.
Good to hear your hubby's business is working out.
yeah pictures hold thier own story sir, that is why its easy for me to recall them. Im'm glad someboby designed naming the picturs taken on the phone named after the date and time they were taken.
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