Wattle and Comb
Half of my lifetime, I don't know what the red colors in the chickens' face is called in English term. We call the upper part tapay, which can indicate that a chicken is dehydrated when the tapay looks like bride in color, an we'll hydrated when it's bright red. I don't know how, and I forgot to ask my college instructor about that.
I was in 3rd year of my college education when a veterinarian held an animal science subject and I caught the English word for such. Comb is easy to remember because the upper part really looks like a comb but wattle is hard to remember, I don't think there is a similar word or syllable in English word for that.
But it is similar to katol, a bisaya word for itchy and when the instructor said the word. She was like scratching her throat just to demo where the wattle belonged. From then on, I never forgot about it.
The chickens above came to us about 4 months after being hatched and was grown in a poultry farm. They are called ready to lay and some farmers sells them. These ladies gives us eggs every day and so we have saved a little amount of money especially for breakfast when we decide to make eggs as viand.
I still have my college notes and I kept them in a cardboard box but I bet the cockroaches and rat chewed it all now. I kept it in hope that I could take a self review someday when I wanted to take a licensure examination but that might not happen for my goals changed as I got married an that I have extended my roots from where I am working now.
What about you all? Do you write and keep your notes while you are still in school?