Asiong's Restaurant, Silang
I took this photo a couple of years ago when Sonny Lua, the owner of Asiong's Restaurant gave us a tour on the backside of the restaurant building. I really admire his garden which doesn't just have fresh vegetables and herbs that they use for their dishes, but even has a space for a grove of trees. If I'm not mistaken, these young trees are Mahogany, which are widely cultivated here in the Philippines. I think these trees are relatively bigger now given that a couple of years had passed.
The temperature here in the Philippines has been rising daily since I can count back. Tomorrow's forecast will be the hottest for the year with air temperatures at 36C (97F) with a heat index of 42C (108F). We have just opened the summer season a month ago here in the tropics but thinking about the next coming months and equating it with the current temperatures, May and June will sure be excruciating! But on places with forest cover and soil as land, temperatures are way better and the heat is a lot bearable. But here in the city where everything is concrete, may I tell you that it's a giant stone oven here. How's the weather on your side of the globe?

