Power was fully restored throughout the city of Osamis on January 18th.
The entire town was without power, so banks, hospitals, department stores, everything was affected.
However, if there is a power outage, 'Happy Birthday' lights a candle and starts singing. When the power is restored, 'Yes!' expresses genuine joy.
There was a warm and peaceful atmosphere in the town.
The construction of the house is finally about to begin.
As a result, I have very little time to spend with Lily.
That's because in this country, the homeowner buys all the materials themselves and transports them to the construction site.
The carpenters simply work with the materials they are given.
By the way, I tried requesting a project schedule, but it was a futile effort. A contractor called Mison is in charge of everything.
First, we cut down nearby coconut trees and oak trees to make lumber for scaffolding and concrete frames.
This oak tree was carried across the river by a typhoon and costs 200 pesos.
The labor cost is 900 pesos.
If you were to buy the same amount of oak wood at a local hardware store, it would cost around 15,000 pesos.