... from our mango plantation.
Jowk!
Actually, we don't have a mango plantation.
But we do have two mango trees in our backyard. So these mangoes technically come from our mango plant. Period. No -ation suffix. :-D
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I have to say that there are no mangoes in the world as good as the mangoes grown in Philippines.
Sadly, they are not available where I live. The closest thing to them are certain Mexican mangoes......good but not as good. The Mexicans here call these yellow Mexican mangoes "Manilas".
I agree, Robert. Maybe it's the soil or the air or the latitude or the longitude but anybody who has tasted Philippine mangoes will concur. Cheers!
mangga,.....remember lang ko sa silingan, dunay mangga, hapit pd mi, ambak pd aron maka kuha.
some, nadala nako diri, paresan nko ug bagoong, nakapalit ko ug bagoong, sa NIA na, wla ra kuhaa sa hongkong,kay duna man koy resibo nga i bought it in NIA, very stricto kaayo sa hongkong airport.
pag-balik nako diri, kang ee mangga-punoan, namulak pa, hasta iya santol tree, ingon cya month of May na kuno mapopo, n she will for sale it, binook daw ang Santol?
tawa gani ko, binook? maihap nimo?...reply nya..."sure-sure kay 3-5psos cost kono sa bu-ok, kugihan gyd kono nya ug ihap".....lol
kanus-a napod kaha ko kabalik dha sa?
gimingaw pa ko kaayo dha, until now, maghilak pa gyd ko, remember ko dha.
Awwww, Vicki. Hush hush lamang. You have a nice life there na pero imong heart nabilin pa gyud diay diri sa Dgte. Bitaw, uy, no place like where you grew up in sa. Especially imong mga relatives mostly naa diri.
Sarap ng picture na to Doc. Favorite ko mangga. I remember when we were kids we used to climb up our Lola's mango trees then eat them after wiping them with our shirt, with the skin and all! At may salt sa mga palad namin. I'm salivating already. :)
wooh! welcome, back, Merry Cherry!
i miss your updates na talaga. :-( but i know you're super busy.
take care dyan.
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