Watching the World Burn Beautifully

Hello Hivers! A pleasant day to all of you. It's @iamjkk again and welcome to my blog. As I mentioned in my second blog post, no matter how busy your life gets, remember to take a break. I hope everyone, or some, is still enjoying a slice of sweetness in life while not devoting their complete attention to their job and academic life. There are numerous ways to clear your mind. Maybe a therapeutic view can help. In this blog, I will show you the sunset and the stunning scenery in Libo, Consolacion.

(this reference photo was cited from google)

Libo Tayud Consolacion is also known as the New Access Road. Tayud Causeway (Libo-Tayud alternate route) is an 850-meter road project in the Municipality of Consolacion that includes street lights and solar road studs and costs 120 million pesos.

Before we headed to the location, we started the day by buying food snacks in the grocery store at SM Consolacion. Thanks to my friend, he shouldered all the expenses. He bought enough foods for us to share and enjoy. When it comes to expenses, he always handle them. Not out of pride, but he always lends a helping hand and he's quite humble. Not only that, but he also helped in academic difficulties. We in our friend group have fostered a supportive environment amidst all kinds of situations.

We headed to one of our friends' houses after buying the foods. Since it was still early and the sun was still far from setting, we decided to spend hours at their property while waiting for the sunset.

We played basketball in the meantime, and we also had nice chikas (conversations), afterwards. It's true that boys are better at chikas than girls (we are fun to talk to). Kidding aside, we enjoyed the hours spent at our friends' place (their property could be our next boot camp).

As the clock struck five, we began going down the street. Two of our pals rode bicycles, while the three of us trekked. I can tell they have weak legs. They're too lazy to go for a walk. Just kidding, I don't want to walk. HAHAHAH. But I did it anyway.

We took around 40 minutes to get from our friends' houses to Libo. Everyone appeared unconcerned, but I was determined not to borrow the bicycle and instead walk for 40 minutes. But I borrowed it anyway. They appeared to be having a good time on the ride, and I was a little jealous. But I don't have to worry because my pals are kind. We do 50/50 a lot, but I also like 30/70 lol.

It was almost 6pm and the sun was about to set. At this moment I thought, the sun would completely disappear before we could even arrive at Libo. So instead of rushing into the place, I took this photo instead:

We haven't reached the place yet but the view was already beautiful. It's pretty right? With the lively trees standing still and the greenish contour it provides is so natural. It heals my chaotic mind. Such a great therapy!

Few minutes passed by, and we finally made our way to Libo-Tayud causeway. The sun had gone its way to the other side. We were late, as expected, but the scenery did not disappoint.

The landscape looked dreamy, the water was so calm, the sky portrayed the last rays of the sun, and birds flew up high. Not a single minute wasted and the 40 minute walk paid off as a sense of tranquility was granted by the scene.

If you think it's beautiful in the photo, it's even better in person. Words cannot express how breathtaking the view was unless you have experienced it for yourself.

(this photo was taken by a stranger)

We sat and watched the sun's remaining rays go and darkness fell. As of my experience, a calm perspective may still be viewed in the city even on the busiest days. Sometimes in life, we forget to recognize the positive in things. The truth is that there is always a bright side, and particular places frequently make us understand this.

This blog comes to an end here my comrades. I hope you enjoyed my blog and understand my perspective in life. See you around and have a great day!