Weekday Getaway

Our little one woke up almost as soon as I was ready to get outside.

Those purple flowers open each morning then close in the evening. Do you know what they’re called?
The ‘mountain cat’ welcomed us the previous night and greeted us in the morning. Kitty lingered until we checked out.
We were a bit early for breakfast.

When our little one was told that lumpiang shanghai (spring rolls) weren’t available, the threenager replied, “No problem.” The restaurant manager smiled.

The breakfast didn’t sit well with our little guy’s tummy but that didn’t stop us from having a great day still!

We explored the Pueblo del Amor field and gathered dried leaves for our online playgroup that Thursday.

Mt. Malarayat paints a picturesque venue for team building or family outdoor exercises.
Makahiya or Touch Me Not plant. Various studies show these are medicinal.
They have a barn!
Tractor driver pretend play.
The day’s canvas.

Nature has a way of inspiring us to be a better version of ourselves. It invites one to slow down and reflect on the things that really matter.

Pueblo del Amor not only inspired and recharged me; it reminded me of the kind of adventures I’d like our family to have. I’d surely love to go back.

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