It’s been two months since I last visited the beach. Of course, I’ve had the chance to pass by via the Baywalk, but without the intention of visiting or spending time there. It’s been rainy and overcast

It is indeed another sunny day! I headed downstairs when I woke up—how I missed walking on dry floors! I prepared our breakfast and spent some time outdoors to feel the warmth of the sun. In the afternoon,

It’s been a while since I last went out to check on things and enjoy the sunshine after more than a month of rain. Our mulberry tree, though its leaves are being eaten by snails, is bearing a lot of fruit.

I love it being sunny! I don't mind whether it's hot because we need it so badly so everything becomes dry. We still have a lot of cleaning to do. There's a threat of rain in the evening but it might have

So there's an oil price hike again, and the increase is too painful. It's been ranging from 70s to 80s in Philippine Peso two days ago, and it has increased around 4-5 pesos today. It's even higher in

Today is a beautiful, sunny day. We can definitely feel the heat, which I admit is a bit extreme, but it is typical after weeks of rain. I completed several chores, including cooking. I also transferred

I read somewhere that it’s a monsoon break, hence the sunny weather. The temperature is quite high too, but I’m not complaining. We need this weather so everything can dry out. The ground is already saturated

I woke up pretty late but rushed to get our meals ready. We went to our weekend sign language meeting in person, and then headed to the city, where we saw that the flooded streets were starting to turn

Some areas of Dagupan City is still flooded. Since it's been raining and flooding for more than a month, some areas are experiencing algae outbreak. I can see them on the road, and I'm wondering about

We had hot weather, and it didn't rain during the day. The heat may have given me a headache, but I can bear it better than more rainy days. We went to Alaminos City because our friend invited us to go

It was a hot summer day. We were out in the sign language field service and had our lunch in a park with large trees to shelter under. It was good, but not enough to take the heat away. At least it helped.

The weather has improved. The sun was out longer, but still not enough to dry up the water on the ground—the land is likely already saturated. Additionally, the road floods during high tide, so we need

I remember how this place used to be filled with coconut trees. There were even younger ones that had started to grow. Back then, they would drop their fruit whenever it was ripe. Now, I notice there are

Despite a sunny morning, our road remains flooded. It is difficult to verify reports claiming that the dam administration has closed the floodgates. Nonetheless, conditions have improved compared to previous

The Capitol Complex is still under development. Numerous trees were removed for the major facelift of this once-beloved place. People have been flocking to this place only during the dry season. This rainy

As usual, I've been turning on the water pump each morning. Good thing, the water level in our drainage is lower. Likewise, our road isn't flooded anymore. The reason is San Roque Dam has closed its gates.

It wasn't raining when these pictures were taken, but the flooding continues. The San Roque Dam has been releasing water, which is affecting us. Some parts of our village are experiencing even worse flooding.

I woke up and headed downstairs to switch on the water pump. Our road is still submerged, and it's the sixth day (if I'm not mistaken) of the dam water releases which are causing the flood. There has been

I got the chance to visit the Capitol grounds again after more than a month. It was shortly after numerous trees were cut down in the name of development. The sitting politician was badly criticized for

I woke up and went straight downstairs to switch on the water pump. The water level in the drainage is still high, and the road is submerged. The sun appeared, but in less than 10 minutes, the rain fell