My main purpose in going to Binangonan was really to bring the flat screen tv I promised. The visit to the Ochoa Farm upon the invitation of the 4 Ochoa sisters was just a gravy. They went with me to Pila-pila because they haven’t been there. I was really surprised that they knew little about the town and its residents kasi they were so sheltered. Their movements were only limited to where the procession passes and they are just there , within the confines of their hacienda.
I became their tour guide.
The minute I got off the van, there were people calling-out my name. Merong Tita Annie, merong insan, merong Mam. Ten years from now meron na yang Lola Annie.
Meron na actually mga apo sa tuhod ng mama ko sa mga distant relatives nya.
Fr. Jeff was training about twenty sacristan boys when we came.
I gave the tv and P5,000 for the new dress of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. I hope kahit papaano ay makatulong.
I dropped them off at their farm, then I visited my sister in law Ate Elsie.
It was my niece very pregnant niece Ching ching who was there. They had their place repaired and they’re complaining of mga tulo.
A word of wisdom, when it’s rainy season, expect tulo. Sa bahay din namin ang daming tulo. Sa lahat ng offices namin, naku sobrang dami. So don’t feel depressed nor deprived. Alisin lang ang pwedeng mabasa. Bumili ng maraming timba o kaya palanggana.
I bought tatlong balot ng puto bumbong (P15 each_) sa tapat bahay nila. I forgot her name, tila Elma or ?? She earns P150 – P250 a day (gross receipts) from selling puto bumbong. Mas masarap sa Binangonan ang puto bumbong kesa sa ibang bayan. Mas orig.
Yung mga taga- Binangonan na tindera ng mga isda na kilala ako, ang tawag Annie, yung hindi, ang tawag Mam, meron naman doctora daw ako.
I also went to the pritil. Ang lakas ng hangin, itinutulak ako.
Mahal ang isda pag malakas ang alon kasi mahirap silang mahuli.
