1. We only had a handful of foods--pizza, pork barbecue, ham, carbonara, bread, salad, and sweets. But that's fine seeing as there were only five of us (no diet-er, however).
2. Not a lot of gifts as my mother decided to just give out cash. I'd say that was a whole lot better! Haha. Or I would, if I got to receive one. Bleh.
3. Went to Pink Sisters, Tagaytay. Now I'm refilled with hope of getting that job. Pinky hope!
4. Tagaytay was blasting with cold air. It was so cold even my button-down with elbow-reaching sleeves proved defenseless. But what could we do, it was Christmas air after all.
5. Lunched at Jollibee. Because my nephew could only reply one word when you ask where he'd want to eat: "Bee!!!".
6. Jollibee at Tagaytay had this Kiddieland area, where the young ones could play and slide down and climb up. Turns out, the nephew needed "adult supervision" (and help climbing up) because he's barely two years of age. As it further turns out, I was the only non-kid who could fit inside to help him out. Figures!
7. Christmas was fun. Did I say that, already? Well, it was!
As you get older, you go through phases.
ReplyDeleteWhen you were a kid, you were excited to open your gifts and receive your aguinaldo after the midnight mass, that's your definition of fun; when you were a teen, you sort of lost the "excitement" because of being somewhere in between a kid and a young adult; now that you're "almost" an adult, you have a different perception of fun - that is experiencing happiness because of the company that you have and not really celebrating because of material things. :)
Good to know that you had so much fun :)
ITO NA ATA ANG PINAKA-PROFOUND COMMENT KO EVEEEEER! haha. :)
Profound talaga! Haha! Pero I agree, as you grow more mature and get more out of life, your concept of fun and happiness changes. So far, eto na ang pinakamasayang Pasko ko. :)
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