Village People

My new topic is about the Village People.

No, I am not referring to that popular 1970s band who popularized the Hit Songs, Go West, Macho Man, and YMCA. I am talking about those people who live in those posh villages in Quezon City.

For more than five years now, I was living in a simple place near the vicinity of these big villages. I am accustomed to witnessing the big houses adorned with beatifully-crafted Address Plaques, because the public transport to and from our house are allowed to pass-thru the village. I am talking, of course, of address plaques that are not the ordinary: big, opal or square stainless-steel metal, crafted with nice designs, and bearing bold numbers and letters.

I think that having these big and beautiful plaques are trademarks of houses that are built in beautiful villages. In fact, I know of one rich guy who actually purchased his address plaque abroad. He saw the design in an online shop and so he placed an order to customize their house number and street name. One good thing about having to customize your Address Plaque is that you are able to choose the best design and color that fits your house. Of course, placing an address plaque does not only make your house beautiful. It makes it very easy for visitors to find your home.

People living in villages also love wonderfully-designed gardens and/or lawns. You may witness that they even hire professionals to plan the exteriors landscapes. Plants and ornaments are strategically placed on the front lawn, while bermuda grass cover the entire lawn. The ornaments are complemented with fountains, big jars and beautiful Lawn Markers. Needless to say, lawn markers should be stainless steel to ensure that they do not wear off easily in different weather conditions. At the end of the day, the rich people do love to sit on benches within the garden for relaxation.

I am still far from getting my dream house complete with what I have discussed on the above. But God-willing, I will have my own someday.