Sharkteeth had her first field trip last February 2, and we went to Leisure Farms in Lemery, Batangas. It's a residential area agripark with nature trail, worm "nursery," herb and vegetable garden, flower garden, fish pond (more on this later), koi pond, butterfly garden, horseback riding trail, et cetera. The place is beautiful and clean, but the food sucked big time...well, can't have it all, I guess.Sharkteeth rode a horse while I was there at the sidelines, biting my nails, well, not really biting my nails, but scared shitless still. Th
e nature trail was so very tiring, especially when you're with the most hyper kid around (where does she get all that energy?) who kept on running even when we were crossing the hanging bridges. And the fish pond, that cursed, cursed pond that seems to have the most intelligent fishes in the whole world---with all the kids fishing, only one was stupid enough to bite the bait. Fishing rod rental was 50 pesos, and each fish you catch is another 50. Tilapia, 50 pesos a piece? I think it was fortunate that Sharkteeth did not catch one. A parent was ranting about the price and (half) jokingly told his son that he'll just buy a kilogram of tilapia and put them in a basin and the son can fish them out. I think he was serious.I gotta hand it to the nuns, God bless them. They are the most patient people I know---absolutely living saints. You think I'm exaggerating? Try spending a day with those kids! I don't think I'd last with my sanity intact (shot to shreds in the first place).
We stopped at Fantasy Island on our way home...this is the closest thing to a castle I've ever been. I really would love to go back, with TheHusband this time. We probably should bring o
ur own food though.
