I have been so grateful and honored when I joined this platform. The pleasure I get every time I share my experiences, my life, my family's day out, and everything under the sun. It has been my outlet for sharing instead of people around me. The next thing is there's money here! Who doesn't want money? We all need it, as it is our means of trading for something that made us happy.
Last week, we (together with my co-bloggers) decided to withdraw the hive token we got so that we can use it the way we wanted. The process was complicated and need to note every step you take. Thanks to 
Together with my co-bloggers who withdrawn, we ordered pizza for our colleagues. I was the one who ordered in Happy Kids Pizza and we shared the amount it costs, by the way, they have tasty pizza. You must try it😁.
On Sunday, we went to Bogo to withdraw my money through Gcash. There's a certain store to transact the withdrawal since I don't have an ATM card for Gcash and it charges 300 pesos for 15,000. I know it costs but I forgot to transfer to DBP bank which is available to me and only cost 15 pesos. Nevertheless, it already happened. Better luck next time😅.
First things first, my Tithes to church. 10% of my labor is for God. This is my other way of saying "thank you" to Him, for giving me knowledge and wisdom every time I write my blog. Asking His guidance in everything will have no cost at all however, it's upon us to give back what He has given to us. As Malachi 3:10, bring the whole tithe into the storehouse, that there may be food in my house. Test me in this,' says the LORD Almighty, 'and see if I will not throw open the floodgates of heaven and pour out so much blessing that there will not be room enough to store it. I believe that He is the source of everything that we have and it's just right for to Him give back.
We went to Super Metro and I told my husband to go upstairs for my "planned to buy" oven. As I saw them, they're good and can be useful for my future blog I think that would be my last priority instead. It's heavier for me our "needs".
We gracefully exit the Super Metro with nothing but we directly went to the market where we bought 3 sackshogog's feed (since we have 9 fattening pigs) and it's one week budget for them, and 1 sack of rice good for a few months for us.
Time ticks to noon and we hadn't eaten yet. However, we dropped off at Alberto's Pizza in Bogo to buy pizza😅. We ordered 2 boxes of them for my employees and my parents. We waited for 10 minutes before we had it.
Dampa sa Bogo
The newest restaurant here in Bogo is Dampa. It means "Kubo" or "hut", they serve all kinds of seafood. It is located in Malingin, Bogo before we pass by the Cebeco 11. This may not be situated in proper Bogo however many customers knew this restaurant and kept coming back for its dishes.
Their interior designs look like a Filipino hut indeed. They have approachable crews and assisted customers religiously.
As I went to the front (I had never seen it when I entered the hut😅), they have a nice view here and at night, this would be the best. We just stayed inside since it was hot, and we have to attend to our two kids playing. Where did they play?
At Dampa, they also have a small area for a playground! I was amazed by it since my son looked grumpy when we passed by the Prince Warehouse Club's playground and he wanted to play there but drive straight as we were already hungry. Thanks to this restaurant save our grace! My kids were so happy as they jumped out of happiness. They hurriedly went to the playground and played with some toys and everything around them.
While waiting for our order, we have some time chitchatting and found ourselves laughing.
Look at that smile, huh?
As soon as the food was served, my husband was full of delight and excitement because he loves seafood. Look at that platter of seafood, it is such a mouth-watering dish and full of colors. This is so heaven as I tasted it. It is perfect for seafood lovers and those who seek another adventure of food. And as expected, I was the one spoonfed my kids, hehe.
We were so full as we were done eating. We only paid 803 pesos or 14 US dollars. Such a delight in my ears as my husband said he wanted to come back there for another food tasting. He appreciates the food in Dampa, nice one!
As we headed back home, we stopped by our motorcycle store to give one box of pizza to our employees.
Next stop, to our parents, though this is just a small thing the smiles they gawerewas worthy. They are together in the same pose as they let my kids bless.
Last stop to my paralyzed aunt. She had high blood pressure and was admitted to the hospital. Her half-body was paralyzed but due to consistent massage, it came back to life but not totally. Her brain was affected as well, which is why she acts like a child already. Now, she has maintained medicine for her daily needs. I also gave her money at least to suffice her needs.
The rest of the money that I've withdrawn goes to our savings. In the future, it can be useful especially since I have kids.
That's all for today Hivers. Thank you for reading this far. So how's your first payout in the hive? Was it useful? Please share here. See you in the next blog. Bye. Keep safe!