
Waking up in the morning is the greatest blessing we receive each day especially when you have no physical ailments and are still able to stand up and walk around.
Hello to my fellow Hivers, friends, and followers especially to the active members of @wednesday walk community it's me again @clarabels and for today's Wednesday walk blog I am thrilled to share with you all about our errands today. Without further Ado let's go ❤️
My husband and I woke up early in the morning because our 15 month old baby, Naiah, woke us up for our morning walk. My baby Naiah was very excited to go for a walk, and upon getting up, we made sure to pray and thank the Lord for waking us up today and for the blessings that we received each day🙂
While we were out for a walk, we encountered elementary school students wearing their uniforms on their way to school. As they walked by, we kept an eye on our baby, who was very curious about the backpacks the children were carrying.


It feels so good to walk with your family while breathing in fresh air and being surrounded by lush greenery full of trees this is truly what provincial life is like so different from the city, where you hardly see any trees due to the area's dense population.

As we continued walking, we soon arrived at the center of the Maribojoc market, seeing the large crowd of shoppers, we decided to stop by and take a look, thinking we might find something we’d like to buy. I noticed a stall by the side of the market displaying native delicacies like suman, puto maya, and biko, and also offering warm refreshments like sikwate (hot chocolate).

I was really impressed by their "salvaro"—it was incredibly crispy!
Salvaro is like a traditional Filipino delicacy, like a disc shaped or an oval shaped cracker that is made of ground casava. Also, while we were out, we bought some fresh dragon fruit, it’s the favorite snack of my baby, Naiah, and my husband.


On our way home, I noticed that the coconuts we planted 10years ago were ready to be harvested for buko salad. right now, we are just waiting for our uncle to climb and harvest them🙂.

We experienced so many blessings during our Wednesday morning walk, and my family and I remain forever grateful💖. Although the place where we walked wasn't exactly fancy, everything we saw is a blessing especially our coconut trees, which allow us to provide extra snacks for the whole family🙂.

And that's it for today's Wednesday walk blog my fellow Hivers. Thankyou so much for talking time reading my humble blog ☺️ This really means a lot to me and see you on my next Healthy Wednesday walk blog. 😊
All the photos are mine and the first leading photo was edited to Canva.
-clarabels 😉
Wow i love the delicacies like suman and puto.. i always it everyday sunday in the market..
Hello @blueoctopus Yes, this is really delicious to eat especially when it's still hot, paired with sikwate hot chocolate☺️. By the way thanks for stopping by