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Welcome to Jessie’s Sunshine Farm

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Where Frogs Dance and Thunder Rolls! 

Jessie’s Sunshine Farm in the enchanting land of Don Carlos

A place where the sun shines brighter than your neighbor’s new car, and the frogs throw nightly dance parties that would make even the devil tap his feet! 🌞🐸

Nestled in Barangay Road, Purok 4, this farm is not just a patch of land; it’s a whimsical wonderland where nature’s quirks come alive. Picture this: as the sun dips below the horizon, the frogs emerge, donning their finest dance shoes (or webbed feet, if you will) to groove under the moonlight. Who knew amphibians had such rhythm?

But wait, there’s more! When the thunder rolls like a rock band on tour, and the snakes decide to slither out for a little evening stroll, you know you’re in for a wild night. It’s like a nature documentary, but with more sass and less narration.

What to Expect at Jessie’s Sunshine Farm:

  1. Frog Dance Parties: Join the froggy festivities! Just don’t forget your dancing shoes (or flip-flops).
  2. Thunderous Entertainment: Enjoy the natural symphony of thunder while sipping on some fresh coconut water. Who needs a concert when you have Mother Nature?
  3. Slithering Spectacles: Witness the snakes in their natural habitat—just remember, they’re not here for a hug!

So, if you’re looking for a place where the wildlife is as lively as your Aunt Edna after a few glasses of wine, Jessie’s Sunshine Farm is your go-to destination. Just be sure to bring your sense of humor and maybe a raincoat—because when the thunder rolls, it might just rain frogs!

Now, who’s ready to join the dance? 🐸✨

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Flowers and Seedlings Our Mindanao

News Update for January 05, 2025

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Some progress is done, small steps at a time. But life is good. There are no problems, problems are obstacles and obstacles are new adventures.
We had 8 pabo eggs this morning. Every day is rainy season for some reason. It is supposed to be dry now until April but we have heavy rain every afternoon.

Also, some YouTube planting videos are total scam. More to this later.
Our dogs are sick. The small ones are weak and barely move, Tiger was not seen for one day and he skipped a meal, showed up this morning again and stayed all day with us. Maybe he is doing better. Maybe Rabis? But his saliva is not dripping, his snout is dry!!! Maybe dead worms in his intestines and they create poison? We will see.
The flowers are coming along, slowly but surely. Also veggies. Funny is, even a Power Engineer has to learn to plant his own onions, garlic, and ginger. A challenge for me. But hey, You have a huge piece of land but you buy your onions in the market?? LOL That has to change.
We had our ONE YEAR JESSIE’S SUNSHINE FARM party with our buddy boys and family. Nice BBQ and some beer.
Moving forward.

 

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Pabo area

Building the Pabo Mansion

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Since a few days we improving the living conditions of our pabos. For them and a few more we are building a mansion, more than a chicken coop. Out of bamboo, footing in concrete and and 1 foot up painted with old motor oil. The walls will be in tomorrow, then one day for a door and a windows, then some concrete slush on the floor for easier cleanup. It can be done guys, not that difficult. Just a little bit of work. Make sure that the door handles are high enough so that dogs cannot open the doors. I heard some neighbor has difficulties with his smart dogs that are always opening the Pabo door and letting the Pabos out, yes Hallelujah.

Open photo

The roof has some cracks due to the drying of the bamboo. Will fix it if it creates a big issue during rain. Maybe also motor oil? But interesting bamboo concept. Nothing will last for ever.

Open photo
Open photo

The front will be cut straight. Dont worry too much.

Open photo
Open photo
Open photo

To be continued.

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Touristic Things Visitors

Surprise from a Small but Dangerous Cobra

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No Water on the Farm.

It is the 3rd day without water since FIBECO changed a transformer in the substation. Then the water pumps don’t run and power is down. They don’t have doubled up transmission lines so that they can easily take out one to fix it, or to switch it on another grid line. Mmmh. Well, well, it will come. But first the Cobra.

Our washing machine also failed, but I think it is only the fuse that burnt since a screw blocked the rotation of the drum. Will fix it tomorrow.

The Cobra

We also had a visitor. Grey back with some yellow on the side. And it spits!

The air chills as the serpent slithers soundlessly out from under the sheltering flowers and Alovera. Its spine arches, and within a heartbeat, the terrifying, iconic hood flares wide. It sways gently, watching your every breath with cold, unblinking eyes. Panic threatens to take over, but your instinct to protect your sanctuary snaps you into survival mode. You know you have to take action, but one wrong move could be catastrophic

Can you see it?

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The dogs are doing fine, just do NOT eat the food of Tiger. He bites the little ones in the face. But other than that, he cares a lot. This is Lucy, the black and white, she adopted them both. Looking for the snake.

 

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