Nicquee's Nook – Page 154

Time is Up

Like all things on Earth, everything comes to an end.

Tomorrow, our vacation here in LP will be over. We are heading back to QC but we’ll have a special year-ender celebration first at a friend’s crib in the east.

We will probably see Mama Fe, Tita Toni, Tita Gab and Papa Noli next year. Maybe at Ayex’s 5th, which will happen on the first Saturday of the New Year. Busy busy busy again.

Also, my time in front of the laptop is up for the day. Time for me to clean the dishes, bathe myself, and clean up our clothes. When the girls wake up, we’ll play at the club house.

Ciao!

Still Tired

Hello Everyone!

How was your Christmas celebration? I hope you had a good and meaningful one with your family.

I am still recovering from our tiring celebration. We went down south on the 24th and attended my cousin’s wedding where my eldest was a flower girl. It was her first time and I was a stage mom. She behaved really well and made me super proud. The 6 hours drive going over was worth it. We also celebrated Christmas Eve there. On the morning of 25th, we just visited a couple of relatives and we headed back here in the city. Another tiring 7 hours drive. So pardon me if I haven’t posted anything yet.

In the meantime, let me leave you with out latest family picture.

Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol

Early this week, my youngest sister kept on asking me when are we heading here in Las Pinas for our vacation. It turned out that she will be giving me free tickets to Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol that is only valid until yesterday, December 21 at a movie theater in Alabang.

You see, my husband and I are not fond of watching movies in theaters. Must be the price or we do not have time alone or simply, it is just not us. The first movie we saw together with my family was a Metro Manila Film Festival, around this time 6 years ago. The most recent one was when we celebrated our fifth wedding anniversary last August, this time with our girls. We watched Smurfs in 3D. Hubby and Ayex enjoyed it but I ended up chasing Maxyn who I brought at the top of the balcony because she did not want to stay still in her seat anymore. Now that I remember that, it makes me want to appeal again to movie theaters not to charge children below two-years-old. We paid PhP300 for Maxyn who did not really watched the movie. We had no choice then but to bring her along.

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