Radiant Sunset Scenery

Today, when I woke up in the morning it seemed that weather would be very gloomy.
Later towards the end of the day I felt just a little warmth from the sun.
But the time when the sun has set, it was very awesome.

I found lesson in God’s creation and that is the fact that when life seems to be very dull, life still shines. I said that because in real life situations we can experience sadness caused by the loss of our loved ones or anything that caused us to dread.

On the other hand, later, life has still to shine after we have had move on. See, it is like a ferries wheel. It must experience the ups and downs of life.

So, enjoy your life to the fullest. Bear in mind that there is sunlight after the rain just like a radiant sun that was blocked by massive clouds the hinders its power to shine bright.

Native Chicken

My sister came home with her fiance couple years ago.

You know, when you live in the countryside or barangays when we had visitors we cooked native chicken. The reason is it's hard for us to go down to palengke or market to buy food for the visitor. It's quite far from us because we're leaving on the top of the mountain. So as what I've observe that most people living in the countryside prefer to catch and killed native chicken for food than going to the town market to buy food for the visitors. Here in our barangay it takes 30-45 minutes ride going to our town.
We cooked native chicken when my sister and her American fiance visited us last 2008 and 2009. Hopefully by next year another native chicken will be killed again when they go down here in Philippines. As what I've heard from my sister because of the yummy native chicken that we cooked for her husband now (fiance before) Her hubby called her native chicken and my sister called her husband foreigner chicken because he's white and foreigner. Isn't that fun for them to called themselves native chicken and foreigner chicken instead of honey or darling? By the way, for me no matter what they called to each other as long as they love and understand each other, it's fine. Oh well! enough for native chicken.