Fast forward to Halloween...
Have I mentioned before that I'm choosy with my friends? Yep. I celebrated Halloween with only a few select pals. Here they are:
Oooh, Death hasn't aged one bit!
Here we are, hanging around with Sadako.
And here's my good friend from Tales from the Crypt whose eyes whitened by the sight of me and played me a merry old tune on the piano. Awww....Kidding. Those figures are from the Mimosa Leisure Park in Clark when we had a seminar over there a day before my birthday.
I celebrated Halloween in Baguio. Thanks to the typhoon and GMA declaring only Nov. 1 as the holiday, I wasn't able to visit my parents' house on that day. We visited them instead last Sunday, which is my father's birthday. The following day, the typhoon arrived, making it dangerous to make a second visit.
On Halloween, we visited the market. Coconuts are very popular at these times, as it is a primary ingredient for making rice cakes.
Inspite of the rains, we placed candles in each room of the house and the surroundings. It was raining at this time, making it impossible to place candles by the gates.
It was a silent Halloween for us. Oooh I have to tell you about the "black event" that happened but I'll talk about that in the next blog.They said all I talk about is food these days. Not! I talk about it too in my Baguio-Quezon blog! :-)
Belated Happy Halloween everyone!
nakakagutom nga pero ang sarappppppppp hahhaa
ReplyDeleteteka bakit wala ako sa pictures hehehe
hmmm, na-cu-curious ako dun sa "black event." :D
ReplyDeleteEhehehe Balikbayan Box! Medyo inaantok yata ako kasi it took me the entire day to figure out what you meant!
ReplyDeleteMeowok: sige sa next post ko na. Isusulat ko na sana ngayon pero... nagugutom na ako. Dinner time!
tungkol ba sa multo?
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how can i set my blogrolling to inform me of updates?
ReplyDeleteYou were complaining about only the first being a day off Wat. Ironically, I've been complaining about the opposite. You have more days off here for more holidays than any other country in the world. Actually, I shouldn't care one way or the other except that all the banks insist on holding onto my dollars for at least 21 banking days. It can take FOREVER for a darn check to clear here because of all the holidays you have. November, December, March and April are the worst. Sheessh. Sometimes I wonder how any business gets done. There I go again, acting like a pushy over-anxious American! Where's my prozac?
ReplyDeleteCa T, baka mabitin ka lang dun sa story hehehe
ReplyDeleteellygears, merong setting yun sa blogrolling.com! I think under "notify" sya. And you can set the word or symbol that it will display when blogs in your blogroll have updates.
Phil: too true. I gues we can't get too much of holidays and our beloved President switching the days. 21 banking days? That's nearly a month! But admit it Phil... you love the Holy Week, right? :-)
What the! That reaper is bigger than my reaper! Dang!
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