Another Tale of Cujo

Cujo's day out continued to the beach. From the palm wood, he refused to walk the trail to reach the sea.




He was carried like a prince up until he got curious with the huge body of water beside the shore and asked for himself to get down.



Another first for this city pup, he got a taste of the salty water, swam a little and quickly turned his plumpy haired body to a limp-y haired boned structure.



Cujo recovered immediately and went ahead to explore the cove with us.



Finally, we found a shed beside a residential hut and took a rest. After a while Cujo could no longer bear the mid-noon heat and asked to be brought inside the air cooled car. He stayed inside the car while watching us enjoyed harvesting fruits from the trees .

A Tale of Cujo

Cujo is a curious pup. He wants to go anywhere ate Kyla goes. Into the woods he went with Kyla. Hailed from the city, Cujo was amazed by the nature abound surrounded him.



One alien thing snapped him to excitement. He ran so fast pulling Kyla toward this pile of _ _ ???




He sniffed. . sniffed.. walked around it, oblivious of the carabao (water buffalo) who was watching his pile of possessions.




Mr. Carabao begun to snarl so loud as if to warn Cujo to get away from his pile.



Cujo didn't try to protest a single bark word and walked away with us.

Next stop > to the beach. Swim with Cujo on the next post. See yah !

Raw Bliss 2

I saw photos of this particular barangay of my hometown , few weeks back at Guinayangan Republic, (see here) , a community blog of Guinayangan Quezon. It got my attention when the blog site mentioned of its unique physical structure compared to the rest of the town.






I was curious and had to see it . Indeed, Guinayangan Republic was right. Brgy. Arbismen is atypical in terms of land form. It is plain, unlike other uphill barangays here which are hilly or mountainous.






Even planted trees were different. Instead of the common coconut trees , buli trees of palm family monopolized the area.






The land structure was quite different here that gave me a weird feeling like I was in another place. Not in my own hometown.








Yet familiar elements - carabao , coconut trees . . sufficed the short oddity I initially experienced.

It was plain and odd in a beautiful manner. We heart Brgy. Arbismen !

More random photos in the barrio :

typical hut in this barrio

broom sticks

waiting to be transported copra , major product of the province

native chicks

enjoyed young coconut, freshly harvested

I bought fresh -catch-baby octopus

lil' girl awaited payment for the octopus which were caught by her father