Liliput's World

Kadayawan for me is not only a festival of fruits and flowers but also a festival of colors! I love seeing bold reds, yellows and greens anywhere I turn to. What’s nice is the sweet smiles of people especially from the kids who joined the Indak-Indak sa Kadalanan (street dancing). Despite the heat and the tiresome dancing in the streets, they are sure beaming in front of the cameras.

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Daddy’s dream is to plant his farm land with fruit bearing trees and we want to fulfill that dream for him hopefully soon. We just need funds to develop his farm and buy the planting materials that he needed so he could see his farm teeming with fruits before he retire. We need to work on that because in the end that farm lot will be left to us when Daddy joins Mamang. So aside from the business venture and investing in gold coins that we are considering, we also need to set aside funds for Daddy’s farm. Who knows, the farm will be successful and in at least 5 years, we will reap the fruit of our labor and that would be then the great time to invest in precious metals such as gold. I really look forward for that day when Daddy will start planting seedlings on his farm.

1. You do your thing; I do mine and sometimes I loathe to hear that from a person that I can’t rely to do the right thing.

2. Getting an 8-hour deep slumber is what’s been on my mind on and off all day.

3. Remember when a door closes another window opens.

4. Food magazines, plants, and taking photos are three of my favorite obsessions :-)

5. During the last year compared to now, I think this year is better.

6. Realizing how lucky and blessed I am with a loving and supportive husband puts a smile on my face.

7. And as for the weekend, tonight I’m looking forward to take as much email as I can because one of my colleagues is resigning, tomorrow my plans include doing the laundry in the morning while Ace is at work and bonding time with him when he gets home and Sunday, I want to rest!