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Silhouette of the Moon

The moon is at her full, and riding high,  Floods the calm fields with light.  The airs that hover in the summer sky  Are all asleep to-night. - William C. Bryant A very peculiar view of the moon in the sky last night I went home a little late yesterday. I was a few steps away from our gate when I noticed the moon's peculiar face. As if it was looking down at me, I couldn't resist taking a picture of it so I hurriedly fumbled for my camera from my bag. Tadah! I was able to get some shots. I am no professional photographer. Neither do I have a high definition digital camera so I had to be contented with these photos I collaged out  of what I took last night. Have a restful and enjoyable weekend!

The African Flower

I was googling for some images to post for Mother's Day last Sunday. I found one which reminded me of one Sunday exactly 24 years ago.  For some reasons though, I wasn't able to post the image but here it is... Photo from  google Why did I pick that image? Well, it reminds me of this... 4.4 lbs! Oh yes, I never ever thought she would see the light that early! I (I mean, we... Billy, my husband, and I) was not yet ready! May 13, 1990, that's exactly 24 years ago when I went under the knife for the first time. I was diagnosed to have preeclampsia (a medical condition in a pregnant woman characterized by increased blood pressure and high levels of protein in the urine. Praise God it didn't progress to eclampsia, which is even more life-threatening, as it is characterized by seizures during pregnancy.) I was treated with intravenous fluids containing antihypertensive medications. My blood pressure went as high as 180/110 and wouldn't go back to normal,

Ponciana's Kitchen, a Home away from Home

Happy Sunday everyone! How's your day? Well, mine...I mean, ours was spent attending the Worship Service this morning. After the church service, my daughters and I were unanimous in our suggestion to have a taste of home for lunch (no, no, no, we didn't mean our own home! although I did prepare something for lunch at home!).  Billy, my husband, without any violent reaction, as if he was expecting this, silently drove to Lot 16B Blk 6 Omega St., West Fairview, Quezon City. That's the only perfect place we know where we could enjoy home cooking at its best---  Ponciana's Kitchen, our home not very far away from our very own home!  If you live nearby and would be interested to try this place, here's a map of the vicinity. Located along the road, you will be welcomed by this green foliage, giving it a cool ambiance. Oh, come on in! Afterall, we came here to eat! We place our orders at the counter. Here are what they usually have... a para