After the fierce typhoon Uwan, the aftermath left everything damp.
So the sun blazed with its intense heat.
At that time, we need to take advantage of the opportunity to hang out wet clothes to dry.
But despite the blazing heat, nothing could stop the spirit of the Filipinos. I still reached for my mug of coffee and felt its warmth fighting the heat outside.
Even in the burning heat, my love for coffee remains strong. 😅
That's part of my resilience. Lol.
And that's how Filipinos are. Whether it rains, heats, or storms, our love for coffee keeps us going.
After that, as I sip my hot coffee, enjoying my warm morning, my hubby was digging a grave.
You read it right. A GRAVE!
One of his chickens had been soaked during the typhoon Uwan and developed a cold. Despite the effort to care for it, it didn't recover.
So that morning, as my hubby went to feed the chicken, he found it already stiff.
And now, he was digging quietly, placing the little body right exactly where the other chickens were.
The remaining chickens also gathered close, reflecting how they got confused and saddened.
It seems they sense the loss.
It's just life chickens... Huhu.
Suddenly, while my hubby was busy burying his chicken, a PNR police officer arrived in our area, inspecting the damage caused by the storm.
He's checking the rails and the nearby poles that had been knocked down during the typhoon.
And because he's focused on clearing the railway, he noticed the tangled mess of internet wires littering all over the area.
The wires, now hanging, posed a hazard, and the officer decided to cut through them to ensure safety and restore order.
And that's it! No Wi-Fi, no internet. Huhu...
Now, we just visit my parents. Whenever we need to use Wi-Fi, just like now.
That's also the reason why I haven't posted anything for the past week.
No connection, no updates.
Until my next days ahead...
Thanks for the visit! Have a lovely day. Buh-bye. 💗🌸