A failed relationship doesn't mean the end of my world π€£ I still have myself and my one and only son, and we can still enjoy the good things in life and nature. I'm building my own Eden in a quiet, faraway corner of Bukidnon π€£π€£π€£π€£. Farming, living peacefully, without stress. That's the only life I want to end up with πππ.
Anyone here who loves this kind of life like I do? π€£π€£π€£
All I want is to feed my King and my son organic chicken I raised myself, fresh fruit from the backyard, and green leafy vegetables from the garden, so my loved ones can live longer than me πππππ. Dying first is strictly forbidden. But if that can't be avoided, I'd rather be the one to go first πππππ So to avoid what I hate, I have to feed my loved ones healthy food. No negotiating, and no other option, ever ππππ. That's my strict rule in life π
I really enjoyed your post. Hopefully the commenters behave so we don't have to shut the post down later.
Far away, quiet, and hardly any people. That's me π I came from the little mountains of the US and lived a quiet, simple life. Wishing you and your son all the best in your faraway Garden of Eden!
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I totally relate to loving this lifestyle. Looks like we even drink the same coffee (Atomy) and probably use the same Atomy health and skincare products. My farm is in Bohol. I go there at least 2 or 3 times a year (from New Zealand) and work hands-on on my farm projects. Once I fully retire from nursing here in New Zealand, that's where I'll be. I'm truly at my happiest and most content when I'm on my farm. Happy farming to us all, and all the best.
Wow, that's great. Peace of mind is so important, and money can't buy it. One of my security guards is from there. It's a beautiful part of the Philippines. You're lucky. Is it safe to travel around there?
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