I wished am in the coolest place, at the beach with lukewarm, pristine water on a sandy white beach. Looking at those people who frolicked on the beaches on their province, at the lake and on the river...how cool that is. Our beaches here at the island is still frozen cold. Even at summertime the water still is cold not hot nor warm. You wonder why there are houses with bathtubs and jacuzzis. Only few people can afford swimming pools? Perhaps that could be it. To warm or heat the swimming pool per house, per families that could be a financial burden that's why reconsider just having a warm shower everyday to refresh and clean yourself. Besides, swimming everyday on chlorinated pools can make you end up as albinos. Hey, no pun intended.
From what I heard, Philippines has reached its scarcity of water resources especially in the most populated areas and people will travel as far as the remote areas and regions in the province where waterfalls, rivers and lakes can be found. It's not necessarily whether the water is clean or not as long as they can bathe and swim due to high heat, suffocating menace of the heatwave. No water! There are cities and municipalities without water. Maybe the dam has dry out and they receive no rainfall. Maybe the water pipeline been broken or damage. And why we receive so much rain in this part of the world? I don't know. There is so much water in Quebec, New Brunswick and Ontario but in the form of flood.
I remember that rainy days and storms or typhoons visit and had landfall in Philippines during the months of May, June, July which is expected, then possibilities of typhoons during November and December but that's unpredictable in those 2 months.
12 C today, sunny and warm. Looking at those sunflower seedlings as they sprouted out now up to 2 inches in height. My sister Emmy would be happy to receive some of those sunflowers that she can plant at her own garden.
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