My father (now deceased) was a carpenter during summer and a farmer during rainy season. During my teen years, I would often help him tend our farm from plowing-to-planting-to-harvesting our crops but I can’t recall being with him in his carpentry works. I have surely erected a fence in our backyard and in our school garden, but most often, when harvest season is over, he prefers me to be with my books than being with a hammer and nails.
The other day, my wife and I engaged the services of kuya Abet to put up a canopy for vanzie (short for Avanza, our car) in a parking space we are renting. The ever-increasing hot temperature (36.7 degrees celsius the other day according to news report) prodded us to finally house vanzie in a comfortable shed to arrest any possible damage to the paint as an effect of a prolong exposure to extreme heat. That’s just one of the many causes of damaging the paint, at least. (Source: http://www.hotroddreamworks.com/car_care_tips.asp?page=paint_care.
