And this will be the last meeting for this year. \m/
So, sorry for the late update about this one and I know, some of our common readers with Love and Elegance have already read her post which makes our posts similarly connected.
Okay, We met at the old Chowking main around 10:00 am, I was quite late than my planned time to be there, but anyway, I arrived before Sir did, so I wasn't late, technically.
I gave Phillip (he was assigned to collect) biscuits and candies for the kids.
We will be going to the Badjao community. And I was excited!
I was excited to cross that bridge they were saying 'hanging bridge' which was very old to serve and that breath taking, and on my actual experience, OOOOKKKKAAAAYYY, i said to myself, so this was the bridge, they were talking about. *laughs* No offense to those who has a fear on hanging bridges or heights. (peace out) :))
We kept on walking to reach the Badjao Community, as Sir Aguado said, there were more than 500 of them living there by shifts, 2-3 families. As I've heard that phrase, I was like whooooooooawwww! they were many and 2-3 family, by shifts was really hard, but it's how the way they lived and they were used to it, so I don't have to stress my self and think harder on how and what they do everyday. ;)
and then, finally we reached our Destination! :))
So, we handed them our accumulated goods, and I was happy to see everyone who received the goods wearing their priceless smile. :)) I felt the happiness when I saw them smiling while receiving, and I gave my part, I gave something for them, it's just that, I felt being thoughtful to others. ♥
There's Sir Aguado, and the representative from the tribe, 'chos lang, he's like the speaker.HAHAHA.
and those kids behind them were so cute that they kept on saying 'picture.picture'. aawwwwwwwwee. :)
See the smile? :) That's what I'm talking about.
I hope we helped you in our little possible way.
Cheers for the first outside exposure, 1 down, 2 to go. :))
XO,
V ♥
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