Greetings everyone! There are times when we are in the mood for walks. It is a good form of exercise anyway when we can think a lot of things and discover little sweet nothings as we go on. We can notice little details which we wouldn't mind when days have been quite fast meeting the day's demand.
Another month had passed and we are already in the third month for this year. Spring is waving ahead. And sunnier days are also waving in the many countries in Asia. After a few days of being away from Hive, I am happy to be back especially @asean.hive which feels like our home. This time I am going share my teen's garden walk, which they obviously enjoy and got me exhausted. As always, teens would never run out of energy, such energy we moms used to have, right? I hope you will join me until the end of this blog. And may this post merit your warm support as I go on with my Hive journey.
This day was a good day to be at the mountain to visit a garden spot. A moment to forget the always filled laundry basket nor the next menu a mom should prepare in the kitchen. The weather was totally cooler, a good time to spend outdoors. This time we chose to smell the flowers and get wrapped with their blanket of hues.
Teen daughter has started enjoying the place with that her long steps.
Son climbing up the top spot feeling the cooler breeze embracing the Bali feels.
A daughter's spot to Pray, Forgive, Love with that sweet smile.
This time, a "Bali feels" with their childhood friend for fourteen years and
counting😊.
This garden is quite vast with a lot of going down and going up steps. Taking our kids to this spot would surely exhaust them overtime and will surely put them into a deep sleep, and so as with the young at heart😍😍
The sweet smile of this beautiful unica hija as the most precious flower on top of those pretty and colorful blooms😇😇
How great it is to be young! Carefree and of a pure heart.
And as we went onward we had met this one.
The shape and it's bright color invited us to take a closer look.
"Solanum mammosum, commonly known as nipplefruit,[1] fox head,[2] cow's udder, or apple of Sodom, is an inedible Pan-American tropical fruit.[3] The plant is grown for ornamental purposes, in part because of the distal end of the fruit's resemblance to a human breast, while the proximal end looks like a cow's udder."
Though it was so inviting that we took a closer look, good thing was that we were never tempted to touch or hold it since we only knew about it when we reached home that it is inedible. It could have a substance that might be toxic to humans. Sometimes, by just using our eyes to feed our curiousity would pay a lot, right?😇
Finally, you can see me now in the picture. The truth is, we moms love to capture photos of moments to be stored in our memory bank that oftentimes we are not seen in those captures. But it's alright. Moms are wired to be so giving and supportive for all the right cause. Am I right?😍😊
And upon wrapping this up, let me give you this far ahead shot capturing another mountain to climb. Should we be heading there next time? Why not when we get the chance, right?😇😍
From The Author:
All photos are personally owned by the author
All collaged photos are done in Canva
Wikipedia is the source for nipplefruit short details
Location is Buwakan Ni Alejandra (Alejandra's Garden), Cebu City
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