I got the results back from the lab after my medical checkup. Woo Hoo, no COVID! I’m home free now!
It occurs to me I haven’t posted a picture of the dogs for quite some time.
Speaking of dogs, this one hangs out on the beach in front of Mango’s:
And there is a dog here in my neighborhood that has apparently adopted me. She can tell time pretty well because every morning when I do my dog walk she’s waiting outside the door for me. Accompanies me for the entire thirty-minute walk and I give her a dog treat when we finish.
Nothing special about my evening yesterday, unless this counts as special:
Okay, let’s do the Friday hike, shall we? We had a good turnout with seven brave souls ready to get out into the wild and enjoy the beauty that surrounds the abundant poverty. As usual, I’ll let the photos do most of my talking:
And there you have it, another day in the life. Thanks for stopping by.
4 thoughts on “Hard up”
Nice. Love that your walks are same-same, but different.
BTW, great sunset pic!!
Same-same but different is a good way to put it. I enjoy exploring new trails with the walking groups and we change up our locations as much as we can, but ultimately it’s all pretty much the same. Luckily, same is pretty damn nice!
Budai, eh? A buddy of mine calls this divinity “Happy Charlie.”
(I feel as if I may be repeating myself, here. Have you mentioned Budai before?)
I don’t believe you have mentioned Budai because this post is the first I’ve mentioned the dog version by name. Interesting though. There’s quite a bit of Chinese influence in the culture here or at least inbreeding over the centuries. But I’m told depending on you pronounce it (boo-day or boo-die) it has different meanings in one or more of the Filipino dialects. I understand Boo-day in Visayan means “pussy” for example.
Nice. Love that your walks are same-same, but different.
BTW, great sunset pic!!
Same-same but different is a good way to put it. I enjoy exploring new trails with the walking groups and we change up our locations as much as we can, but ultimately it’s all pretty much the same. Luckily, same is pretty damn nice!
Budai, eh? A buddy of mine calls this divinity “Happy Charlie.”
(I feel as if I may be repeating myself, here. Have you mentioned Budai before?)
I don’t believe you have mentioned Budai because this post is the first I’ve mentioned the dog version by name. Interesting though. There’s quite a bit of Chinese influence in the culture here or at least inbreeding over the centuries. But I’m told depending on you pronounce it (boo-day or boo-die) it has different meanings in one or more of the Filipino dialects. I understand Boo-day in Visayan means “pussy” for example.