DAD! Paayos ng ~      (DAD! Can you fix ~~)

DAD! Pagawa ng ~.   (DAD! Can you do this~)
DAD! Paano toh~.     (DAD! How do I do this~~)

These are the cry for help you would hear in our home if there is something broken, need to create of, or if we need help doing something when it comes to handyman work.

My dad was a seafarer and a mechanic. These blue-collar work experience of his, makes him the number one handyman of our home.

Is there something broken in our sink? DADD ~~~
Is there leaks in our condo windows when its heavily raining? DAD~~
Is there something leaking in our car? DADD~~

But as he age, as all does, he became weak. Especially when he slip and fractured his wrist. Overnight he wasn’t capable to lift, turn and do anything with his right wrist as it used to be.

As the oldest male child of our family. I am the one who “should”  be capable to do these things other than my dad.

As I graduate college, I will do my best, little by little to be independent. Especially in handyman works, like repairs, fabrication and basic knowledge to repair works around our home and cars.