Gonna do a photo dump this morning and get on with the new day. More details to come as time permits.
Getting from thee to here was just shy of 35KSome lunch here upon arrivalNothing to get choked up aboutPork on a plateOur room at the Wave Song ResortThe view from the porch On the beach Looking for a new place I read about onlineFound it!I was surprised to see my old pal, Gary, was thereShe looks happyMoving from the bar to the beach seats improved her moodShowtimeTwo more guys I know showed upMet the owner, Erik (the one in the middle)Life is good Well done, sun
The bar didn’t have the beer I prefer, so it was a Light night. We went to a nearby restaurant in search of dinner, but they said they were too busy to serve us. So, we grabbed some snacks at a small store and returned to our room.
Maybe I’ll do better at that.
In the LTG history pages, my granddaughter turns one. She’s eighteen now.
5 years ago, I was masked and waiting for my turn to purchase essential supplies at the supermarket. Maintaining social distancing, of course. Ten years ago, I met with the leaders of the Korean Union and the U.S. Ambassador. I was the only left-handed person in attendance
Today’s YouTube video discusses the cultural differences he has observed in the Philippines.
Joke time:
It’s a hard lifeLeaves you feeling pooped. I need to get up to speed on this
Okay, hope this post was better than nothing. On with my day!
4 thoughts on “The day is done”
Joke around all you want, John, but while you’re exploiting the locals in an undeveloped land those with morals have been protesting the evils of Trump and his despicable South African henchman, Musk. It’s never too late to change sides and join the forces of good.
Cecil, Thousands of comedians are out of work, and you’re trying to be funny?
re: “People wonder why…”
What a drag.
Enjoy your trip out. But a question: if you already live in a tropical paradise, where can you go, in country, that’s more tropical and more paradisiacal?
That said, I do hope you continue to explore the PI’s many dark (and bright) corners.
Kev, there are over 7000 islands of tropical paradise here in the PI. The nicest I’ve seen so far is Palawan. Bohol is at the top of my bucket list of places to see in the Philippines.
Joke around all you want, John, but while you’re exploiting the locals in an undeveloped land those with morals have been protesting the evils of Trump and his despicable South African henchman, Musk. It’s never too late to change sides and join the forces of good.
Cecil, Thousands of comedians are out of work, and you’re trying to be funny?
re: “People wonder why…”
What a drag.
Enjoy your trip out. But a question: if you already live in a tropical paradise, where can you go, in country, that’s more tropical and more paradisiacal?
That said, I do hope you continue to explore the PI’s many dark (and bright) corners.
Kev, there are over 7000 islands of tropical paradise here in the PI. The nicest I’ve seen so far is Palawan. Bohol is at the top of my bucket list of places to see in the Philippines.