... "kalot," "karot," "kot," and "namo" here in the Philippines. Though this is only seasonal in my locality, old folks says that this is a good substitute for rice. #dbuzzph #hivefoods Posted via D.Buzz

Watch on 3SpeakI made a video compilation about my walk in Baguio City which started during my spare time when I attended the Digital Nomad Conference last May then when I renewed my NBI clearance in July, I chose the City of Pines to be the venue for doing such as my feet craved for more exploration and I indeed made it albeit it is drizzling at some time. Come join me as I wslk further into thid the Sumner Capital of the Philippines and discover some of gems amidst the on and off weather!

Watch on 3SpeakOne fine morning, I was strolling along a trail when I noticed a fruit that, from a distance, looked to be a citrus. It was orange in hue. I was curious, so I took a moment to examine it more closely. But in the thick of the foliage, I noticed a vine rather than a citrus tree. As my curiosity became intense, I tried to search it on Google using the picture of the orange-colored fruit that I took from my camera, and I found out that the fruit is from a gac plant known by its scientific name, Momordica cochinchinensis, which is related to cucumbers, melons, and squash.

... guys!😍💚🫰 Posted via D.Buzz

Watch on 3SpeakUpon I assume my wotk as a sentry guard this morning, I noticed that there are fallen leaves scattered around my outpost. I immediately picked up the broomstick made from tied coconut midribs and with bamboo handle for a more ergonomic usage to minimize stooping which can cause bad posture. Afterwards I piled the leaves at the base of the tree trunk to enrich the soil. This is my Actifit report card for today and thanks for keeping me in company.

... depriving my body of essential nutrients to keep my body healthy throughout the moonsoon season. Let's eat, guys!🤗♥️🫰 #lunch #frugality #practical #dbuzzph #hivefoods Posted via D.Buzz