Another Scheduled Power Interruption: Things We Do

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Last August 10, Saturday, there was another scheduled power interruption. It was announced before the said date. So, when my husband told me that on August 10, there would be no electricity for eight hours, starting 6 am until 2 pm. We usually go outside away from our house every power interruption since it would be too hot to stay inside. For us, cooking food would be a waste since we would not be at home during this event. So, the day before the power interruption, I told my husband that we would find a co-working space where we could use the internet while staying in a place. Luckily, our neighboring city, Bogo City, was not part of the place to have power interruption. We were not in the mood to travel far, so Bogo City was a good choice at that time.

We searched on social media to see if there was a co-working space in Bogo City and luckily, we found one. We don’t know yet if it was legit.

The day came, and we didn’t wake up early, just enough time to arrive at the place we desired time to stay. We have no plan to stay long since the electricity would be back early afternoon.

We had our breakfast in the eatery located in our market and after that, we went directly to Bogo City. Before we went directly to the co-working space found in the area, we first visited the church. As much as possible, we visit the church once a month, and for August, we decided to choose this day, so it seems like striking two birds with one stone. We usually light a candle and ask for guidance during our visit.

The place that we visited after will be shared in the next post. I hope you will read it too.

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Writer: Maureen S. O.
Photos owned by my husband: Paul Vincent M. O.
Edited in PowerPoint

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