Kindness From A Child ~

 

                                              funny watching her asking the beggar for attention

After attending Sunday school at Bread Life, we crossed to the former PBCOM area. Before we can even go to Alturas Mall, we were called to wait because unfortunately, I have left my phone at the church.

 That's when Sush has focused on the beggar, someone called 'bajao" - a minority in our province. Most of them are not educated and will survive from alms.

Sush ask money from me to give to the beggar. I gave her a Php5.00 coin.

She the proceeded to the woman and even touch her feet so the woman would talk to her. I laughed.

She may not be able to save the world and its suffering, but I hope that growing up she will have the heart to extend help, when she can, and not just turn a blind eye.  

San Miguel, Bohol: Bayongan Dam!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Going home to Trinidad comes in a form of adventure. Not only to visit Nanay (Grandma) who was sick at that time, but to also pass by a dam at San Miguel town.

M took Nat at Bayongan Dam to marvel at its beauty. I always tried to influence M to embrace the mentality of having the magic in every moment. To grab the chance to have an adventure whenever possible. And here they are happy at San Miguel town. I really love this update ;) 

24 Chicken Alturas Mall

  

 

After church at Bread of Life, it was already almost 12 noon, so I brought them to the 24 Chicken branch at Alturas Mall. I ordered rice, chicken, and French fries with iced tea. Sadly, they didn’t like the condiments—it had a strong herbal smell. Kids don’t usually like herbs, so that was understandable.

But their French fries are undeniably good.

It’s been a while since I last took them out together because they always end up fighting. I hope that someday, they can be more peaceful. :D

Thank you, Tita Niña! :)

 

Thankful to my friends and M’s friends who has shown kindness to Nat.

I have been on the receiving end, many times, of their kindness and acceptance even during M’s McDonalds days.  Grateful for Niña for moments of “panglibre” (treats/free food) from McDonalds.

God bless you, Tita Niña!