Will not be rich blogging

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Many bloggers vloggers influencers make staggering amount of money pitching their posts.  But this post cant expect to be rich because it was the goal to enrich myself doing this.  I was simply doing this for fun and as a sort of log of life events.   

Many get rich by creating contents like:    green jokes, slapstick comedies,  showing wide expanse of flesh and many ladies show boobs and or peek into the origin of men.   Others delve on hot political issues of the day and they risk being bashed.  

I am sensitive to comments and cant live with bashers

I do not want to be employed too.  

Allowed the owner of Villa Sophia at Montevideo to use adjoining lot as parking

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Many small resorts for staycation mushroomed during the pandemic.   For the project we developed that is overlooking the Laguna Lake (it is a good fengshui) this post did not realize that there were that many resorts in that residential subudivion   (As many as twenty)

The owner of Villa Sophia contacted me via the former institutionn I used to work with for a decade.  He needed additional parking space for his resort.   He wanted buy the 400 sm beside his property.   He was willing to pay an exorbitant price for that.  At the same time this post did not want to lose that nice property.  The reason why his resort clicked is that it had such a prime location/vantage point

So why not just allow him to use the lot for a nominal fee.  The owner is an MD at a big and prestigious Medical Center in Pasig and is a gastroenterelogist

This post just charged him the Real Property Tax + % for the 400 sm or merely P10.00 sm.  It was a sweet deal for him

Climbed two hills yesterday - testing for health and endurance

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Yesterday, climbed two hills:    Sikatan in Mahabang Parang and Antenna Hills.   What was surprising was despite that it was hot, the efforts seemed light.   

For Sikatan, going up to Pitallo at 34 -36t was continuous and there was no stopping.   This was on a road bike.  This post invites other riders to visit Sikatan and patronize this establishment  There were no customers when I biked there

For Antenna Hills, the plan was to go up only up to intersection of Aristorenas, then at the Church, then at the water tank and eventually ended up at the Antenna.   Many think that the road bike is inappropiate for hill climbs but this post did this well on a road bike.

This post feels very much accomplished for this climb