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Yay! This is the second post in my "days in pictures" series. The Sony DSC-W90 camera is hanging in there. I have to pry the lens shutter open sometimes but it's still working OK. Again, the photos are only resized, not edited. The rellenong bangus pictured above was from my cousin who we saw over Christmas. Her husband's family is in the business of making prepared food. The relleno was delicious (as always)! I missed eating menudo... looks like it wasn't just me. :) Our mom and aunts still think of us as little girls. Glitter nail polish, hello. I received this as a present in 2013 so it has been gathering dust. I'm using them up now (or I never will)! Someone was in a good mood today. They saw the "octopus" hotdogs in one of the animes they like to watch and wanted to make them. Very cute.

Late-night snack. Corned beef and orange slices for breakfast. Left-over lettuce wrap filling with fried egg makes a nom-nom meal. That is ground chicken meat. Garbage truck came so it was bye-bye to the bag of trash that occupied this space, at last. You can see my transport wheelchair and rollator over there. Hmmm... my mobility aids need dusting. This reminds me, important things like these must match the person using them. A couple of years ago, I bought a rollator to use abroad, online. Like my trusty one, it was three-wheeled and lightweight but by a different maker called Drive Medical. It looked nice but I could not squeeze the brakes properly -- it was useless to me. We tried adjusting the thing but nothing worked. Such a waste but lesson learned. If I will ever need another rollator, I will stick with Invacare. I will tell the "why we chose a transport wheelchair" story on another post. Holy Week so there was fish. We eat dinner together at the tab

I will make a series. I will call it "Dada's Days in Pictures #" or whatever clever title I'll come up with then. It will be a series of pictures that I will take with my point-and-shoot camera (not phone) for a consecutive number of days or until the battery is drained. I expect it will be dull because I am not able to get up and move (sucks but have to deal { childhood-onset myositis }). There will be food, mostly of my meals which I can comfortably take pictures of sitting down. Let's see what happens.