Hello Hive Friends!
It's been quite a while since my last post here. So many things had happened ever since. Last year, our place in Cebu experienced many natural disasters that nobody expected. At this time of writing, my family has left Cebu, and we are now here in Luzon. Specifically in San Pedro, Laguna. My husband's job has brought us to this place, and as of the moment, we have adjusted quite a bit in our new home. There are a bunch of things to take care of. Getting familiar with the place. Where to buy our necessities, my husband's route to his workplace, and others.
We have gained new friends and caught up with old ones who are near our area. We are beginning to love the community and the people around us. Finding the house that we are renting now was challenging. But God has answered our prayers, and we were able to find one that fitted the qualifications we set.
As I've mentioned in my previous blogs, we have homeschooled our children, so their schooling is not a problem. They just need to learn more of the language to communicate with new peers and others. Though they already know Tagalog but not expert yet in conversing.
Our life now is exciting! New rented home. New community but same old me. 😅 Many events happened between my last post and today. I will make a post about it one by one whenever I can. Showing you some snippets of those events.
Group Photo after Farewell Lunch with Cebu Friends
Last family photo in front of our house in Cebu before travelling to Luzon.
We dropped by the Cagsawa Ruins in Daraga, Albay, and saw Mt. Mayon.
Celebrated Christmas Holidays with my husband's family.
New Year's Day at Santa Cruz, Laguna.
Moved to our new rented home.
There's so much to tell with these photos. For now, I will leave you with it. I will find time to share the details of each of the events. We shed many tears before we left Cebu. We miss Cebu. But ife has brought us to the place where we are now. I don't know what the future holds, but I know there is a purpose we are here.
Thank you for reading this far. I hope to see you in my next blog.
Until next time!
xoxo,
Met