A productive day indeed-Depo day+completing work-related tasks.
Yesterday was a busy day as it was the last weekday. I started my day with a scheduled appointment at the health center to get the Depo birth control.
As it was within walking distance of the public market where I work, my son and I took a stroll there together. The morning sun was still gentle, as it was only 7:30 am.
Upon arrival at the health center, staff are busy drinking their coffee. After a brief wait, the staff member attended to me, measuring my weight and blood pressure before administering the Depo injection.
After having the Depo injection we waited for a few minutes before we headed back to my workplace.
Exiting the health center, I noticed the Mount Carmel Parish right across. I quickly took out my phone and captured a photo of our church.
During my infrequent daily walks, I found pleasure in capturing the moments through photography.
Right across the street, I also photographed the daycare where my son will be attending the following school year. My teacher when I was in daycare is his teacher as well.
Next to the Day Care Center is the Senior Citizen building.
Then the Barangay Hall of the Del Carmen Weste.
Adjacent to the tennis court, which is located directly across from the Barangay Hall, is a gazebo.
As I strolled along, I captured images of the prominent structures we passed. Among them was the Hall of Justice, situated conveniently next to the Fire Station.
In front of the fire station, the former Health Center, distinguished by its sky-blue paint, stood tall.
The old Health Center is Located at the back of the Public Market.
When we arrive at my workplace. Many taxpayers came in to pay their taxes at the BIR office. Before they could do so, they needed BIR forms, which I was responsible for making. Having taken care of the taxpayers' needs, I proceeded to fulfill the financial obligations by paying outstanding bills, including rent and electricity. Additionally, I have to purchase a ream of long bond paper to replenish the depleted stock.
To pay for the monthly rental of the computer shop, we began by visiting the Municipal Treasurer's office. After a brief wait, my name was called.
After paying the monthly rent, we went to the MLhuillier Pawnshop, where I customarily made my electric bill payment. Additionally, I also pay our electric bill at home.
As my final errand, I purchased a ream of long bond paper from my preferred store, known for its inexpensive prices. Conveniently, the store is situated directly across from the Public Market, making it easily accessible.
Following the completion of my errands, we returned to my workplace to resume my duties and address the requirements of the taxpayers.
I've concluded my blog about my Wednesday walk yesterday. I sincerely hope you enjoy reading my blog and were captivated by the accompanying photos.
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