Lily's still damp.
The bathtub hasn't arrived yet, but she behaves well when I shampoo her hair in the bathroom, just like she did in Japan.
This is Roroy, still half-dried.
Unlike with Lily, she's being washed thoroughly right from the start, but perhaps because she's seen Lily being washed so calmly, she's a very good girl.
Franco came to visit us again from Iligan.
He also decided to buy the same Yaesu FT-1000MP Mark-V as me.
However, sending money to Japan is very difficult, so the plan is for me to receive the cash in pesos and then transfer the cash from Japan to the seller via interbank transfer.
He was absolutely thrilled to have been able to purchase this radio!
However, 140,000 yen (approximately 70,000 pesos) in cash is a very large sum for Filipinos.
Even though he runs a business, the amount is equivalent to a typical year's salary, which shows how understanding his wife is.
Today is Terin's 5th birthday.
I went to Osamis with Gigi and bought some ice cream.
Everyone is smiling over the mango-flavored ice cream.
Our family dinners are very lively.
Today there were 6 women and 3 men.
Sometimes it's just me and eight other women...
Lily and Loroy were both given a little bit of ice cream. I hope they don't get a stomach ache.
Oh yes, Lily has been doing well since moving to the Philippines last December, and hasn't had to go to the hospital even once.
In Japan, you have to go to the hospital several times a month and take lots of medication.
Here too, sometimes the stool is soft, but it recovers quickly.
Lily seems to have completely adjusted to life in a large family.