I went to Villa Isabel to attend a consultative meeting initiated by the Department of Health. I thought was just in time because I was at the venue at 8:10 AM and the meeting, based on the invitation was 8:30 AM. However, when I asked an employee of the hotel, he told me that the meeting was rescheduled at 1:00 PM on the same date.
I decided to visit my Mom who was living in an adjacent village. I spent some time conversing with my Mom. While waiting for my Mom to cook lunch, I also take a walk outside in her garden. I found this mini red rose standing proudly against the ground. I know my mobile phone can’t take a good photo of it but I tried anyway.
With my busy schedule at work, I can’t visit my Mom that often. So when schedules allow, I would certainly pay her a visit. How often do you visit your Mom?
Beautiful red rose in your Mom’s garden.
Thank you carol for visiting and commenting. Have a wonderful day!
You also have a great day.
Lovely Rose, I call my mother, “Mum”, but I notice Americans use the word, “Mom”. Both are fine as far as Im concerned
Yes, that’s how they call their mother. In the Philippines, we call our mother, Mom, Mama or Nanay. It’s a personal choice. Thank you for commenting.
Pretty rose, Your mom does have a few hibiscus plants too, I see.