Living In The Province

Homeowners may need help selecting the ideal piece of land for themselves. Your lifestyle should be supported by the area you choose now and in the future.

I was raised in the little town of San Marcelino, in the province of Zambales. Until I moved to Olongapo City to pursue my college education, I had only known the province's life. Even after spending many years in Olongapo City for school, residing in the province is preferable, especially if I plan to have children.

However, my daily life is often slow and consists primarily of the same pattern because I was up in a small town. I am grateful for how things are because I am used to such a simple life.

When I had to start college in Olongapo City, the thought of navigating the city, riding the jeepney to class, and interacting with city dwellers terrified me.

In any case, when you are from a small town, you are familiar with everyone and the latest news and happenings. You have a close relationship with nearly everyone you know. The likelihood of finding a shared relative is high.

Here are some advantages of living in a province that I value:

The effortless beauty of nature.

The effortless beauty of nature, which I adore, is an aspect that helps me feel better about living in a province. Everything in my immediate environment is uplifting. It allows me to get rest that I can never have outside of the province. I feel better because of the serene mountain, the moving rivers and streams, and the birds chirping. Nothing compares to the fresh air you can experience in the province; it relieves some of my stresses.

People seem to rush constantly, and stress levels are frequently very high. The province is the place to go if you prefer a more laid-back and peaceful mindset. You'll appreciate the little things, like relaxing in your backyard and enjoying the scenery. You'll find it simpler to unwind and cope if you live in the provinces.

The fruit-bearing trees!

What strikes me about trees is that they give us shade and food as fruit-bearing trees. Why go to the grocery store to pick up some locally grown, fresh fruit from your backyard? Having an edible garden at home is terrific for sustainable living.

Fruit trees help maintain a healthy ecology and provide the pure joy of harvesting fresh fruit without leaving your house. Fruit trees generate new oxygen, giving you and your family cleaner air and promoting the growth of wildlife.

There are animals everywhere!

Agriculture is abundant here. Fruits, vegetables, poultry, and other animals can all be grown because of the landforms and climate. The presence of animals allowed to exist in peace and freedom without noise or contaminated air astounds me.

The Special Dinengdeng Dish!

Dinengdeng or inabraw is a Filipino vegetable dish from the Ilocos region of the Philippines, and one of the things I love about living in a province is the delectable food and the unique recipe of the so-called "dinegdeng" It is made up of several veggies that are typically cultivated in backyards. The apparent distinction between this dish and laws and bungling is whether the fish is grilled or fried.

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I always consider the province as my home. I was living in the small town of San Marcelino, and I still wish to return frequently and enjoy all that living in the province has to offer.

How about you? What do you prefer, living in the city or the province?