Ang Payag ni MamaGirl

I do not know who took this picture but a friend of mine sent this through email. Apparently the owner of this photo took great lengths in putting together the cat's suicide-bomber/terrorist costume. Is this funny or what?

My niece, 10month old Chappi, raising the roof with Grandma. She always does that whenever she hears the word "Viva!".

One evening, just as we were preparing to bed, I heard the kids screaming in the living room. Apparently, my son Joshua and his cousin Beebop saw a mouse running away from the kitchen sink and they tailed the poor mouse up to the living room. My son asked me to take its photo before it could run away. Perhaps the mouse was curious of its "discoverers" that it stayed put in one place.

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These goats are some of the animals being raised inside the demo-farm which I mentioned in the other Furry Friday post last week. Here farmer-beneficiaries are taught to adopt and adapt sustainable farming systems/technologies that guarantee an increase in productivity. Goats are distributed for them to raise - and they give back to the demo-farm the same number of goats given to them. Goats are raised for food - either sell it in the market or use for their own consumption. The goat poop or manure is collected and used in the demo-farm as fertilizers. There are 6 demo-farms in five selected provinces of Capiz, namely: Sigma, Cuartero, Panit-an, Dao and Jamindan. All of these receives support from our organization, the Katibyugan Foundation.