Expat Farming in the Philippines
Mission complete: So I'm in town way too early and I have time to do a little touring for my daughter. Then I'm able to get what I need, then go home. You'll see an actual castration in this video.
So I am on my way to get necessary items needed for castration of pigs. And I'm talking with my daughter along the way.
So it isn't all about walking today.
Preservation used to be a mainstay in my country.
Generational curses.
Feelings are no way to run a life!
It was the first time in five long years after a heated conversation went (some would say) bad. I think it was God's timing.
They are everywhere.
When the Lord taps you on the shoulder, you just know something is coming!
Sometimes God taps you on the shoulder and says, it's time son.
Sometimes change happens.
The rain hit hard!
Time for me to do some labor.
So many are!
Do you build up or teardown?
Lets try another way to the hydro plant.
Still walking.
Reading comments.
Your problem is in the mirror.
Who knows what this is about.
The title says it all.
Change can be a good thing , but I don't have to like it. I am an American farming in the Philippines. My wife and I are trying to make a living raising livestock and growing food. We are heavily effected by this bio weapon as are everyone in the world. Sometimes it's about farming and other times I'm sharing my experiences with what's happening and how it effects my self and the people around me. This is my account as an expat experiencing life in another country. I have been doing this since 2017.