Showing posts with label childhood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label childhood. Show all posts

Monday, May 11, 2009

Childhood in the Province

I’ve always loved reminiscing my childhood in our hometown in Laguna. I could still remember the scent of the grass as my brother and I play different kind of jumping and tumbling games. The excitement and happiness of being able to climb and relax in the guava tree will never be forgotten by the years that gone by. All those years of staying in our province are the most precious ones and define most of my childhood days before we moved to my father’s town in Rizal.

The difference of living in rural and urban is that you’ll be surrounded with God’s wonderful creations when you’re in the province. You’ll see mountains, river, never ending fruit trees and animals too. You’ll experience riding on the back of the carabao or horse. Farmers are good riders, just don’t know if they’re using some equestrian apparel or equipment. For me my experience of horse riding is when my uncle put me and my brother on each side of the horse where he put a big basket for us to sit. I still smile when I remember those days.

Living near the city won’t allow such privileges but it has its own advantages as jobs are easier to find here. If you’re not into agricultural field you’ll have a hard time finding a niche there especially if your job is inclined into technology or business. I still prefer living in our place but I’m dreaming of establishing some small business in our hometown so I could be there even on weekends only. Wishes!

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Friday, September 21, 2007

Wedding Moments of My Godchild


Donna was baptized when I was 11 years old - the second of my Godchildren and one of the pretty daughters of my Science teacher in Gradeschool. This child has grown close to me and I always thought of her as a very sweet inaanak during her childhood days, she even gave me a dress made by her grandma as a gift even when she's only in gradeschool. She's very close to my heart even if we're not always together. She tried to work in ADB but she can't stand the pressures of her work there so she chose to return back to the school where she's happy with her simple work-the same school where my two daughters are studying. When my kids have problems with early dismissal of classes and some emergency matters Donna text or calls me - a great help to me. She's has a kind heart and I wish that in her See that dimples and very pretty face - she's like that always giving her best smile.

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