Gannsy pooh... congratulations! A father? You. My gosh. :)
Toni, thanks for being a spectator of my travels. Though I tire at times, I relish every bit of experience (of which I shall segue to).
Just came from Llorente to return to Borongan to get some clothes I left at the volunteers house. I thought I would just stay for two days then proceed to Cebu. (Un?)Fortunately, the boys I'm visiting have great convincing powers to make me stay and check out one of the islands tomorrow. These unknown islands will be hard to return to once I leave JVP... so I said yes.
I miss walking around in the rain with or without an umbrella. Since it's raining hard in Borongan, my sandals are wet and a bit muddy. With nowhere to go to, I just walked and walked. Looked for shorts. Looked for shoes. Ugh. Mahal. Will wait when I get to Iloilo or Cebu. At least may SM. Which means surplus shop! Anyway... I never liked walking in the rain in Manila. But in the province, even if it is almost a city... is somehow surreal. This day has been pretty much surreal actually. As if I have been floating the whole time. What the heck. Moments like that I cherish.
Llorente is a beautiful place. An hour before Borongan. Waves are ginormous! Richard says surfers come over December to ride the waves. Right now, they're big but not big enough for surfing. Nonetheless, looking at it is both pleasurable and scary. It seems that anytime soon, it could get to you and gobble you up. To be offered to the people of the sea. But then, there is much peace in looking at the turbulence of the waves. Give me some time to reflect on it. Maybe I can write a piece. :)