Road trip



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On Sunday, our family took a road trip to another state.

We went to spend some time together as a family and get to know the place where my maternal grandmother grew up.

We went with a cousin who lives in that area, so he could guide us to the river.

Although we didn’t go swimming, we dipped our feet in the water a little, took some photos, and explored places we’d never seen before.

We were in Carabobo state; the river is in Pira Pira.


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Traveling in the Philippines might end up leading to prison, because corrupt policemen like to extort money from foreigners. If they don’t receive payment immediately, they may file a charge and put an innocent traveler in jail. This scheme is carried out by policemen, prosecutors, and judges. It operates automatically; corrupt policemen do not need connections or to bribe a prosecutor in advance. More about the history of corruption can be read here: [Corruption in the Philippines] A Theological Understanding of Power for Poverty Alleviation in the Philippines 4/82

A road trip with the family is not just about reaching a destination. It's about the journey itself. I'm glad to see that you had a quality time to connect with your beloved loved ones. 😇

Gracias 🫂 y pues si. Compartir vivencias e ir conociendo juntos lugares que marcarán el corazón.

Gracias por leer y compartir. Saludos 😊