I can only watch performers or artist live during Fiesta in our town. It's free but if you want to get the chance to see those artist up close, you can actually buy a ticket for that and pay a certain amount. I'm not sure though how much is the pay, they have VIP chair which is in the front row with a table and a snacks and drinks. Sounds tempting no <(￣︶￣)↗? But I always get the "free" one as I can still enjoy it even from a far, haha. To be honest, I never once buy a ticket during fiesta in our town, it's called Grand Variety Show with special Guest - and even though I really love the bands who performed in our town, I can still hear them anyway and that's enough haha. I can still jam with them, though really far, but I enjoyed it too. Mama did too └|∵|┐♪.

I wake up feeling a bit okay today, no headache, no blocked nose. It's a good sign, no? And because I feel okay, I decided to wash some of my dirty clothes. After that I rested in the garage just watching the baby cats doing their "thing." And to be honest, I don't feel like doing anything after that, so I decided not to go to the market today. I think my decision not to go is in right timing because Mama doesn't have a plan to go to the market either. She borrowed the coconut grater from the oldies, and so I asked her what she's planning to make. She said she's making Ginataang Isda or Tulingan. After hearing it, I suddenly crave it too. So I thought to myself, I'll go visit her kitchen later and ask for a bowl of what she cooks.

When I saw another two big squash in Mama's garden, I got too excited that I just had to take photo of it. To be honest, if not with the strong rain every night, it will bear more fruit in it because there's already a lot of young squash sprouting in it. And with all the bright yellow flowers growing, we can expect more from it, if only... But, yeah, rain happened and it's sad but we can't really do something about it. We can just hope that even one or two fruit will be left in there, that would make us happy too.

I am not sure why the salted egg in the Philippines is red, but when we buy it in the market, we often asked the seller if they have "Pulang Itlog" or red egg. When they heard that, they'll immediately know that we're looking for a Salted Egg. It's like, it's color is the identity of our Salted Egg here. I'm curious though, what's the color of the shell of the salted egg in other country. Do you have salted egg in your place? I remember, we had a project before in TLE and we have to make salted egg. And we need to look for duck egg to find that. Good thing our classmates knows someone that sells duck egg so the whole class ordered from that someone. Although I remember it as a fun and exciting memories, I already forgot how I made it haha. Ahh, I didn't color my salted egg with red that time, I showed it to the teacher as is. Ehe

If you remember, I shared here our new favorite restaurant in Bansud. I love their Ginataang Langka and Chopsuey because they're really tasty. But we've been visiting their restaurant for five times now, and they are always unavailable and their door has that big CLOSED sign hanging on it. Mama guesses that maybe they already closed down their restaurant. And I'm like, "Noooo! That can't be!" But checking it five times and it's still close means one thing, no?

Today is a bit different, Mommy F initiates our visit to the Market (⁠^⁠.⁠_⁠.⁠^⁠)⁠ﾉ. She decided that today is a good day to have a walk outside while also getting the things we need for today's lunch. As you all know, I usually go to the market with Mama. I am glad that she decided to have this walk with me. Her legs are okay now again, thanks to her natural remedy and she also had to take some medicines in the end when the healing process is taking too long. She has oil to massage her legs, she also has that expensive milk which she take regularly and some more of this and that. She try whatever she watched on Youtube that is good for arthritis and the combination is just weird to me, haha.