Back to Life. Back to reality.

 Back to site. Back to work. 

Sowing classes at Alan's site.

Business Development Training

And then there are the distractions.

Back to the market.

Toddler Right Said Fred is too sexy for his shirt.

One of our regular trike drivers. A generally friendly and helpful dude.

The parade route runs in front of our house. Barangay Fiesta time.

Behold Bohol - Tarsiers Road Trip and Random Pics

From our dinner spot we could see the forbidden shores or Mindanao.

For all the bribes and pleas, our driver would not run over these cows in the van and make me a steak.

 

There is always a fiesta somewhere in the Philippines.

Where does this bridge go? Oh, of course, to see the Buko King who shucks coconuts with his teeth.

Maybe the best reason to visit Bohol. The palm of your hand sized monkey, the tarsier.

The PCV dive crew and a fellow traveler Rick who joined us for the tour. The Chocolate Hills in the background are already starting to get green with the early rains.

Bohol River Cruise

 We ended our road trip with a very relaxing river cruise on this boat. We ate a buffet lunch with a singer who was actually good. When he sang "Take Me Home, Country Road", we all were quietly looking out at the banks and thinking of family. 

Megan, a true West Virginian.

This is one of the many historic churches that were damage in the earthquake that happened only a few weeks before Typhoon Yolanda.