First things first: Go to church on Christmas Day.
Then go to the mall to exchange all the gifts that you’ve received that don’t fit or you don’t like.
That’s the beauty of having gift receipts. Shopping with remedy.
First destination is J. Lindeberg.
Next is Zara.
The suit I gave my son is masikip. He exchanged it to a bigger size.
Buti meron pa silang stock.
We left Edmund in J. Lindeberg. After Zara, Nyke went to Massimo Dutti. Gusto nya itong store na ito. They have good quality clothes but very expensive. I have never bought anything yet from this store.
Nyke bought a pair of pants froom Massimo Dutti kaya he was able to get a raffle ticket.
Dios mio naman yung raffle mechanics. The price is a condo unit, tila 33 square meters studio. Winner syempre pays for the 30% tax and other taxes, dues, etc. Magkano yung studio? Siguro 6M. That means the winner has to come up with around two million pesos to claim this price. And the winner is given 90 days only to pay all the taxes and other expenses or else the prize would be forfeited. Grabe naman yan.
Ibig sabihin, pag hulog mo pa lang ng raffle ticket, maghanap ka na agad ng mauutangan ng dalawang million just in case ikaw ang manalo. Naka stand by na agad.
Oyen tried on this blue leather jacket. Kaganda, the leather was soft and hindi sya mukhang sasakay ng motorsiklo. Ang mahal naman, mahigit beinte mil. Oyen said hindi nya maatim na bilhin kasi nga ang mahal. When we were in Turkey, she also liked a lot a white leather jacket, $1,000 ang presyo. Kaya hayun, hanggang tingin at libreng sukat lang.
Ngayon, pag meron kang magandang damit na nakita pero cannot afford, isukat mo na lang, picturan mo tapos i post mo sa facebook, ganun na rin ang effect nun. But you have to say isinukat mo lang. Do not pretend that it’s yours. Bad yun.
Aba si Mister Yee, na i-stuck na sa J. Lindeberg.
While father chooses, children patiently waits.
My kids gave their dad two t-shirts from Munsingwear kaya dito naman kami nag exchange.
This time it was faster. He found what he liked right away.
Because the other shopping malls were closed on Christmas Day, the Power Plant Mall was extraordinarily crowded. I didn’t want to eat there because the whole place was noisy.
We went up to the 4th floor and were already seated at Cibo but the sound of banging plates from their kitchen, the crying of children, and all those noise were driving me crazy kaya we left na lang.
We had a quiet meal in UCC Corinthian Hills. But the kicker came when we’re almost done eating. My son found a tiny insect or a bug on his plate. It had antlers and feet. UCC staff initially claimed that it was not an insect/bug but shrimps vein.
No it wasn’t.
My son lost his good mood and became worried. He saw only one insect. I told him he had eaten its relatives. The more he got scared.
