Market Friday: Shopping and Canvassing Furniture And Other Stuffs

Hello marketeers! It's Market Friday ones again. It's our Market Day here too where there are extra displays around the mini forest who are from the neighbouring municipalities. Likewise, it's our schedule to submit the modules of our respective students. I am therefore obligated to go out from my comfort zone to do my task and do my window shopping as well.:)

Aside from my usual groceries for my pantry, I always pass by the school supplies section to secure Antonia's needed school materials. Education comes first before anything else.It is something that cannot be stolen once it is instilled in our minds. With enough education, it will boost your confidence to venture and expand your horizons to the higher level.I am happy that Antonia is faring well in her studies which makes granny me to willingly provide for her learning materials and projects. Of course, the list of her favourite snacks in included. This is one way of giving our kids their favourite snacks to uplift their spirits.

Aside from my usual groceries for my pantry, I always pass by the school supplies section to secure Antonia's needed school materials. Education comes first before anything else.It is something that cannot be stolen once it is instilled in our minds. With enough education, it will boost your confidence to venture and expand your horizons to the higher level.I am happy that Antonia is faring well in her studies which makes granny me to willingly provide for her learning materials and projects. Of course, the list of her favourite snacks in included. This is one way of giving our kids their favourite snacks to uplift their spirits.

Well, I took photos on these beautiful and lovely Barbi Dolls beside the school supplies. I used to take notice on them before but Antonia has already passed this stage. She has diverted into reading novels. Our baby is now a lady.How time fly so swiftly by...

There were displays of stuffed toys outside too. The lady beside was standing still, hoping to find some buyers. I hope she will be able to sell some.

I always pass along the mini forest. Vendors often display their furnitures and native stuffs here. The owner have a vast land and the hilly areas were planted with trees to prevent soil erosion. The seasoned ones were built for furnitures. Those that were placed for display will be varnished ones you decide to buy them. This will prevent scratches while transporting their products to the display area. It's much cheaper too. I planned to buy chairs @$50 each since our chairs made of yellow pine woods needs a replacement already.

What caught my attention were the native woven bags and wide hat. They were made of twined Abaca fiber and woven Buti or Pandan leaves. These products usually came from a group of Non-government (NGO) Organization with intension to uplift the livelihood of the constituents in the area through their products.

This is all for now, thanking @dswigle for this awesome commission and thank you for dropping by my page. Keep safe everyone!

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