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Day 1
http://ift.tt/1oRrhQN Yesterday, hubby and I joined 2 of our sons and their cousins at yoga. Jake, the youngest, was left at his grandma's place to wait for our session to end. This morning was his turn at having his own physical activity - swimming. Because we weren't club members in this club, we are grateful to Achie, my sis-in-law for facilitating J's enrollment to this summer class. :) So today was Day 1.
There is always something new to try at Circa 1900 (Cebu)
http://ift.tt/OKvCbx If you happen to be in Cebu and you are open to try food with a delicious twist, then Circa 1900 is the place to be. We have been frequenting this century-old, house-turned-restaurant for dinner and so far, everything is consistently excellent - the food is delicious,the service is prompt and efficient, the ambiance is outstanding. No wonder the place is always full.
Thank God for family time
http://ift.tt/1nQdz3k Like always, hubby and I open up our schedules and make ourselves available whenever the sons are in town. This trip, we crammed activities for family bonding as much as we could given the limited time. We hung around each other at home, in the mall and at their grandma's place. We heard mass together. We partially "sponsored" the food during the Sunday lunch with my in-laws, which, from the looks of it, the sons seemed to enjoy having. Haha, a welcome respite from their student meals. We joined the sons and their cousins for an afternoon session on ashtanga yoga. We had a delectable dinner and dessert overload at the newest place to be, the Circa 1900. So much more to do really, if only we had more time. In a few hours, they fly back to Manila to attend their college classes and it would take at least three weeks until we see each other again. Thus, each time the older sons come home to Cebu, it's always a celebration of sorts. I am n
Complete! Sons 1 and 2 are now in town :)
http://ift.tt/1rfgqCf After hearing the 930am mass together at the chapel located at the new wing of the Ayala Center Cebu, hubby proceeded to Annie's for his long overdue haircut while the sons escorted me to SumoSam. We were there to order part of the food we were bringing to my Mother-in-law's place for our Sunday lunch - ebi and kani-nori-cheese tempura, the boys' favorite. These photos were taken while we were waiting for the resto to open and while we were the only ones in that stretch of the Terraces. :)
Shorts and shades on Sunday
http://ift.tt/1oZEjtq If I can't pull off the "copying", I put on a "better arm candy". LOL. From #linnorstoleherlook series on Instagram.
Coffee for two
http://ift.tt/NgEtAn Hubby and I bumped into the family of my brother/sister-in-law and got treated to yummy Illy coffee at the Marriott. :D
He's 10!
http://ift.tt/1kcjScJ Looking at him now, we marvel at how he has grown. This 10 year old bundle of energy has never-ending stories to tell and countless questions to ask. The only time he can be in one place seemingly quiet, is when he is glued to the tv or when he is busy with a game on an iPad. Yet, even then, we could hear his soliloquy, sound effects and sporadic outbursts when he reacts to his virtual opponents. He can't be silenced for long periods. He is a motormouth in the car, in the shower (he sings too) or practically anywhere... LOL. Talking, almost incessantly, is his catharsis, I think. Not everyone knows the story about Jake, though... In the short clip below, in front of the whole school during the Sinulog mass last January, he talks about the time when he was born... very much unlike most of his peers... Transcript: The day I was born 9 years ago, the anticipation of my parents for my birth, turned to worry when I came out weighing only 2 pounds.
