Lazy afternoon on a Chinese New Year

Kung Hei Fat Choi!

The Chinese community is celebrating their Lunar New Year today and the Philippine Government declared a non-working holiday today. As much as we wanted to go out and join the festivities in malls (like we used to do in the previous years), we’re stuck at home because of work.

After a few hours of doing his training exercises, Ace decided to join me in the sofa and watched a noontime show. So it seems to be a lazy afternoon here at home sans the work.

Lazy afternoon. We are spending the Chinese New Year at home and we are welcoming the Year of the Water Dragon with a water interruption!

Now it is indeed a lazy afternoon because we have no water supply. There seems to be a problem at the pumping station hence the water interruption. We weren’t informed ahead so we are caught unprepared for this and we have no choice but to wait until the water supply will be back to normal.

What an irony indeed! We are welcoming the Year of the Water Dragon with a water interruption! I hope water supply will be back to normal very soon so we can take a shower, wash the dishes and cook! Not to mention that my laundry is also waiting for me. Just when I am in the mood to deal with the laundry, there comes water interruption. Another reason to be lazy this day! Yay!

A good business

For some people who enjoy the outdoors and travel, purchasing a Recreation Vehicle (RV) is one investment their family would want to have, while some would just be happy with renting one. RVs are not that popular in our home country, but I have always been curious about how it would feel to ride on one. It must be a great feeling to be always on the road, and not having to check in and out of hotels because you have everything you need in your RV—food, comfy beds and toilet. It would be a one great vacation, for sure!

If ever there would be RVs or motorhomes for rent here, it sure would be a good business. So would motorhome repairs, of course.

 

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