Turning Dreams Into Reality

Building a home is probably the most complicated decision you will ever make but also rewarding in the end. Yesterday, we witnessed the initial pouring in the house foundation of the Zarn's. As a filipino, we believed that putting some coins, rice and even chicken blood will bring luck and prosperity to any house. For Remy and Thomas' haus, my camera captured the future queen of the house throwing some coins on the post foundation. We then have a small champagne party at the site wishing for the smooth construction of the Zarn's dream house.

Happy Hearts Day !!!!

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Filipinos have always been known as romantic people and it is mirrored during this special day of the Hearts. The economic crisis, price increase and other problems didn't stop us for taking time to spend valentine and hand out red roses, sweet stuff or other small things to our loved ones. Today, after exchanging valentine gifts, we entertained visiting friends and even have lunch with the Zarn couple courtesy of our contractor, Kevin. We then prepared purified and alkaline water for delivery before attending the dinner invitation of Jim and Yna for their first wedding anniversary today.

Saturday Actions

All happened in one day....
Lunchtime at Rose and Grace Restaurant


Pool time at SF clubhouse






Cooking lesson with Astrid and Buddy




Bantay bata/Nanny Mode



Bonding time










Luv ko to moments




Gardener mode for Dirk



Valentines party at Santos residence

Lunch at KFC Shopwise

For a change, Dirk tried the Kentucky's Fried Chicken Double Down Sandwich. It is made of two thick and juicy boneless white meat chicken fillets fried to perfection, strips of bacon, melted cheese and mayonnaise. Though its a little bit oily and salty, Dirk said it taste good but one serving is not enough for him. I ordered two spicy fried chicken with rice and i ended up eating only the crispy skin and gave the rest to Dirk.

Pictures of Interest

While driving home yesterday, we chanced upon a tricyle full of school kids. They are smiling at us, i returned the gesture and took photos of them.