Showing posts with label Get Inspired to Save Mother Earth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Get Inspired to Save Mother Earth. Show all posts

Sunday, April 3, 2022

Farm Life




There are several things I love about visiting the farm aside from the simplicity of life. Here goes...



Tuesday, October 15, 2013

Beyond The Sunset



Today is one of those mornings when I just feel the need to share my thoughts. So many of my countrymen have gone to a journey beyond the sunset because of an earthquake.

My heart grieves and prays for their families. Life indeed is too fleeting; we may be breathing now then all too soon gone.

There is no need to hate or compete or chaste richness now. We must be one in helping each other lead lives of simplicity and contentment. 

May LOVE and PEACE, FORGIVENESS and FAITH be in every heart.  


Saturday, October 12, 2013

GRAVITY the MOVIE and Sunday Musings


Do you sometimes find yourself sad for no reason at all?



Wednesday, September 25, 2013

When I Was A Kid...








When I was a kid, I spent hours playing with leaves and flowers.
There were no high-tech gadgets and we simply played in the fields and along the streets.
There was not much danger of getting ran over by trucks and our little carefree feet played from sun up until sundown on school-free days.



Friday, May 31, 2013

hopping happily, happily hoping












The other day I spent time watching a grasshopper while waiting for the sun to rise. Yes I did, yes I sat there, and disturbed its happy resting on those yellow-orange petals.











Tuesday, May 14, 2013

Missing Home Sweet Home Philippines? Here is A Virtual Tour Back Home






     I grew up walking along rice paddies, hearing birds chirping and playing with mud, dragonflies, flowers, climbing guava trees and listening to folk songs and humming them too.

Sampaguita



My late grandpa loved to sing! Oh how he loved to sing those "Ilocano" songs of his time. We'd be pulling peanuts in the field and he'd go "Dungdungwenkanto, unay uunay" (I will love you oh so much) and my grandma would chuckle and beg him to stop. The rest of us would be merrily laughing at them while continuing with our task. I must admit at times I actually loathed going to the farm to help out with farm chores because as a child all I wanted was to play! Back then there were no computers, no cellular phones, just nature and the beauty of it all was getting the benefit of exposure to good sunshine and fresh air! Had there been these kind of technology back then I am most certain my dear grandpa who loved to sing and tell stories would have posted a video of him in youtube or perhaps a gardening and even a cigar blog ; he lived to be around eighty years of age and I wonder whether I will have the chance to reach that age too. 



Tuesday, September 11, 2012

Passing Happiness Around


     Today I saw another child who once again made me feel so contented and happy. She seemed to be chanting while walking along the shore barefooted in comfortable loose clothes with hair freely swaying with the wind.

     It was almost sunset and I was spending time at the surfing area with a good friend after visiting the wake of a high school batch mate's dad. As always stricken with grief at the news of someone traveling to the afterlife having experienced myself the pain of losing someone in this lifetime I was in a contemplative mood. I complained a lot about the sky not being royal blue this afternoon and my friend did not know whether to laugh at me or to scold me. I realized I was being unreasonable when my friend spotted this little girl who totally took my attention away from melancholy.









Monday, July 30, 2012

Sillag- Poro Point Festival of Lights 2012


     The following shots were taken during the first ever SILLAG festival of lights held at Thunderbird Resorts Boardwalk, Poro Point, San Fernando City, La Union on April 28, 2012. Sillag is an Ilocano word which means "moonbeam" or "lunar illumination".The event was apparently meant to promote tourism in the North, a part of Bases Conversion and Development Authority's efforts to change the landscape of North and Central Luzon.      
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     Part of the festivity was a lantern and fluvial parade....photos of which follow...pardon the quality of the shots because my digicam could simply not give justice to the beauty of the magical evening that fascinated this simple soul.

Sillag Festival of Lights



Saturday, July 14, 2012

A Day After


Today I got my Mother's day present from nature in the form of  a surprise visit from a green, grinning friend who was more than willing to pose for my digital camera while comfortably resting on the hand of a female cousin...




Tuesday, June 26, 2012

First drops of Rain

The first drops of rain have made a lot of winged friends happy with every leaf turning luscious green...
watching one with earthen hue was enough to make me smile...shopping can never give me that  kind of happiness....

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