Camella Homes Neighborhood

A few months ago, we visited the sister in law's house in Camella Homes Tagbilaran City. For the many times that we had been here, it was the only time that we decided to walk around the village. It was a peaceful morning, the sun was up early, it was still around six in the morning but it felt like it was already seven, the heat of the sun was not painful though, it was still healthy for some Vitamin D.

It was my mother, father, my baby Matti who was still a few months old at that time and my husband who went out but my nephew Seth came with us too when he found out that Matti's stroller was out in the streets.

As we walked around, we found dead frogs, they seemed to be crossing the street but were ran by some vehicles, poor frogs. Then we also met a cute little dog who was fond of babies and kids. We pet him and he was very friendly!

Then as we moved along, we spotted many other houses which were of different design. The surrounding was very peaceful indeed which I liked.

Then we reached the Parco Verde which I believe means Green Park. There's a pool there but it was still not being allowed to be used, water was drained because of COVID-19. Next to it is a basketball court which was closed down too because of the pandemic and the plants and trees around were unmaintained.

The funniest part was when we tried going to the playground and found that it has been covered by the shrubs and it felt like we were going inside a jungle!

That was the end of our morning walk and we went back to our homebase for breakfast.

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