Spread ’em!

Happy Lunar New Year!

I started the day with my Standard Solo Sunday Stroll on the backroads to Calapacuan and back, a journey of a mere 8.5K, but that’s about all I have in me these days. Nothing new to see, so I reverted to the “photo every 1.6K” method and snapped a pic of whatever I saw at that moment. I’ll share those later in this post.

I enjoyed the proper amount of R&R after the hike, then prepared myself for an evening on the town, starting with the feeding of the Hideaway gals. I like the Sunday meal to be more special (they get pizza on Wednesday), so I went a little overboard at Andok’s, a local takeout chain featuring roasted meat, mostly chicken. In addition to the roasted bird, I bought some fried chicken pieces and two orders of pork liempo (grilled pork belly). Oh, and rice, of course. A lot of food for 1500 pesos ($30). I winced a little as I handed over the money, then remembered I’d spent twice that on lady drinks at Snackbar the night before. This was a much better investment.

The spread I fed ’em.

I figured there might be leftovers, but those platters were empty in no time.

I took a break from baking and brought some Oreos and a box of Choco Pies for dessert.
Joy gnawing on a pig’s belly
And giving a Choco Pie it’s just dessert.

Hideaway was surprisingly busy, although I didn’t know any of my fellow customers. Still had a good time and was once again rewarded with a free drink or two. Of course, it is more blessed to give than receive, so I reciprocated accordingly. I was feeling no pain when it came time to leave, but I had one more stop to make.

I had promised to pay a visit to my Alaska Club friends, and I didn’t want them to be disappointed thirsty.

I stayed just long enough to buy a couple of rounds of drinks and tip the dancers; then, I headed home. My Fitbit says I was asleep at 8:30, which is early even for me. That’s the problem with my gin regimen; it hits me too hard and too fast.

Pretty much

To the hike photos then:

1.6K on the streets of San Isidro
3.2K looking from a distance at the Black Rock we occasionally climb
4.8K got me thinking: Yep, no matter how you pronounce it, I like my gals saucy and sassy! (It’s actually the abbreviation of the name of the school)
6.4K on the National Highway in Matain
8.0K found me in front of the Alta Vista community center.
And then I was home at last

And no a quick time out for a grammar lesson:

You got to be careful; things are not always as they appear.

It’s another Hash Monday. Today’s start is about 3K from my house, and I plan to walk there. Leech My Nuggets is the Hare, so I may wind up regretting it, but only one way to find out.

Tune it tomorrow for a full report.

I hate when that happens!

4 thoughts on “Spread ’em!

  1. I like the “Chinese” at the beginning. It’s a style of writing called bōjop, as in the Chinese phrase shi gi ri li gu bōjop.

    Always nice to add 3K to your jaunt. Good luck with the Hash.

    Joy flashes her choppers!

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