PhotoHunt

PhotoHunt #8: Veterans/Military

This week’s PhotoHunt theme is Veterans/Military. When I checked the theme, I already knew what my entry would be.

Hubby have always wanted to be part of the military but her MIL won’t allow her when he was younger. Now that we’re married and have our own family, there are more objections to his military dreams. Because of that, he often jokes around that when our kids are of age, he will send them all to the military to fulfill his dreams. If that’s what the kids want, then go ahead. But if not, hubby has no choice but to respect and support their decision.

There was one chance though that he felt like he belongs to the military.

Hubby with the Philippine Marines
That’s it for now. Have a happy week, everyone! And oh, don’t forget to check the other

entries.

PhotoHunt #7: Bags

This week’s PhotoHunt theme is Bags. It should not be too hard for me because I have a few but none of them suits my taste today.

So here, I’m sharing you something that Mother Earth will be proud of.

The bag my little girl is carrying here is a recycled one. It is made from empty juice tetra packs. It is hand-woven by Ate Dilen, Mon’s cousin. When we go to Lusiana, Laguna, they never fail to send us some of their woven bags, which we really appreciate. It make us use less plastic. And oh, did you know that in Lusiana, everyone is encouraged to use these woven stuff? They have a law that penalizes anyone who is caught using a plastic bag. Isn’t that thoughtful for Mother Earth?

How about you, how are contributing to saving our one and only Earth? Share your tips in the comments box. After that, be sure to check the other entries.

PhotoHunt #6: Tied

Like they always say, better late than never…

This week’s PhotoHunt theme is Tied. It took me a while to dig my files for a picture for this and I’m glad I found one…

… although you can’t exactly see where the ties are.

The picture above is my first ever banana boat ride. This picture was taken at Coco Beach Island Resort, Puerto Galera on May 2004.

For a banana boat to move, there should be a rope that ties it to a speed boat, which in turn pulls it. The faster the speed boat moves, the more chances the banana boat will flip. When it flips, more fun happens as people float in the water and tries to ride the banana boat again.

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