A mother, a loving wife, a friend (in person or cyber), sister, daughter and a slave.
Movie junkie (horror,comedy,romance, action, adventure,sci-fi)
If given a chance I'de like to be a cartoonist or a person working in an advertisement firm.
Thu, I am currently working in (company name here) for almost eight years now, I still loving and hating it.
I don't give much attention to other people's lives I have a lot of things to attend to rather minding others' business.
At night / dawn is my relaxation time, when everybody is asleep, I read or watch movies, I believe that I have to set down all the negative things that I absord during the day.
During free days (holidays, day off) my always priority is to have a quality time with my son and daughter.
One of my favourite thing to do is taking pictures (though not professionally) but this time these pictures are taken by my husband. I just love the scenery and the birds, too bad I was not there with him.
Place: Tayud Consolacion, Cebu
Date: August 31, 2008
Goal: To buy 20 kilos of Talaba
It was tedious afternoon when my husband and I decided to put some color of adventure for our day, we decided to buy some oyster and to be eaten during sunday-get-together-snack. It was not my first time to go there, whenever we crave for talaba (yes i.e. oyster) we instantly go to ‘Lacion or Liloan Market to buy some. Before it cost 30/kilo but now due to inflation/gasoline (I don’t know if they only make the gasoline an excuse to increase their price), it cost 35/kilo.
I was sad when I learned that due to pollution and environmental conditions the Talaba farm in ‘Lacion cannot produce their own talaba , alternatively they have to get their supplies from neighbouring province like Negros. Every two weeks or so they have to transport thirty (30) bags of oyster and have it place on their own pond in order to live.
It is a very unpleasant fact that the place who used to develop and produce this delectable food are crippled by the human abuse of the environment.
