People need to do something to live. Not all have a decent job or a stable job. I think everyone should have a job in order to live. Although not all are given a chance because of their status in life. Perhaps, the level of education or even the level of confidence. It's a bit harsh to say but I think it's the reality. Still, people are doing something to earn money. It's not a dirty job but not a good earning if compared to other jobs.
I'm talking about those vendors who we often saw in the streets selling random things. It can be food, materials, or as long as they can earn from it. It was late for the #marketfriday post by @dswigle but I wanted to join in. Too bad I didn't have the chance to be in a bigger market because I wasn't going out. Where to go anyway when there's nothing important to buy.
It's not a coincidence but maybe not happening most of the time. I happened to see this vendor selling shells riding on a motorcycle. It stopped in front of our house because we bought it from them. We didn't have that kind of shell so we're lucky to catch them selling in the street.
We already bought a shell when this woman riding on a bicycle with an extension was shouting what she's selling. You can see this kind of vendor in our place. They're called fish vendors and they're allowed to sell in different Brgy.s as long as inside the town.
Yesterday I was in the City to buy something. My mother asked me to buy her milk because it's hard to buy it in our town. It has been a while since I visited this city so I took my time roaming around in their park. I saw that woman approaching a different person to sell her product. It's a chip type of food that was made from banana fruit. I had no idea how much it cost because I just saw them from a distance.
Not far away from the park when I decided to leave. I saw this shoe repair vendor beside the street. Did you know that they've been here for decades already. Some of them left and some of them were replaced. This place is popular that people will know where to go if they want their shoes to be repaired.
Wait, this fish was caught by me days ago. It was caught from a fishing net. Sometimes life is hard because the hard work will not be rewarded according to how much time you spend dealing with it.
Imagine, I stayed at the sea for almost a day but only to catch this. Well, well, it's part of fishing, and just be thankful because there's a little.
I'm not complaining or anything just to be clear. Even though life is not nice compared to when I had a job. I can not regret having this beautiful view in our place.
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Paul is the name but prefers to be called mrnightmare that feels like living in the dream. A country boy and a dreamboy (dreamer) who likes to stay in a small village even though it means abandoning the future to become a seaman. The passion is writing but not sailing in the vast ocean. Don't wonder if the face will not be shown, this is better where the words can flow smoothly. Come, have fun with me talking about life events and random activities. It's fun to learn about life, don't hesitate, let's figure it out as we continue enjoying staying in this world.
Ngayu kog isda bi hahaha gi mingaw nuon ko. ☹😥
ayaw lang, d man k mokaon aning isdaa.hahaha
Hala uii mukson man gud ko. Haha
hahaha unya mao rni imong kan.on?aw!!hahaha
Hahaha basta isda lol ug kan.on jud hahaha
aw, abi kog naa pay lain ba para leave the fish for now and let's eat together. hahaha
Hahaha amaw ayy 😅🤣😂
*mukaon haha
Lamia SA imong nakuha na isda uyyy. MOLMOL Bana tawag ana?
Nyay! What a talent! Kabalo mangisda . Amazing hahhaa
Oo, molmol, kaila lgi ka?dba taga bukid man ka?hahaha
Well, Mao na among kinaon SA Una Kay katung GA hulam SA boat ni Papa Mao na iyang ginahatag Sa amoa pirme. 😂😂😂
ah, oo, mao ni pirmi makuha basta mamokot..dili ni basta makuha if pasol lang
Mabuhi na gyud ba Kung mag kugi mangisda pwede kana mag asawa Langga. Marunong kana SA buhay 😚😻🤗😇
d pwede kay strict among silingan, masuko silag magminyo nko unya wa nako nagamt akong mahuman..u know na.concern kaau sila.hahaha
In Suriname, streetside shoe repair is almost completely dead, perhaps only a handful doing it in the capital city. I made sure to support these guys by having them perform surgery on a pair of my failing shoes. In Cambodia this trade still thrives, and strangely people who perform roadside shoe repair are also locksmiths.
really? locksmith? I didn't know about that, thanks for letting me know.
I think the number of shoe repairers is getting smaller these days. Maybe because of the demand.
My shoe repair guy here in the Washington DC area also is a locksmith and runs the two businesses out of the same stall. @justinparke
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