christmas party '09 at f-7

A lots of gifts under the tree... I wish my name was there...

relatives from provinces arrived on the 20th of December on our house where we are the host for their long week vacation in time to celebrate the Christmas as well as new year holiday...

mostly we give joy to the kids who comes to visit and celebrate with us. we have gift in store for them and preparing some some nice goody and foods for them to eat for the holiday since most of us rarely see each other for a very very long time... some of them are already grown up and i would not recognize their faces since i saw them they were just like a baby.. or a toddler...

as you can see i believe our family and relatives are growing big in numbers and new additional family members are being add up to each family... no wonder why we really have to prepare more for now...and anticipate them.. at least we have our bonding moment and siyestahan moment together..

I always have fun of taking a souvenir's photo with them so that time will come that they will remember and recognize me.. and remember that they have a gorgeous tito or uncle...walang kokontra....

mostly we are dominated by girls.. kakaloka,.. dami ng babae sa angkan at pagdating ng panahon manganganak pa ang mga ito... they will be my grandchildren na already... i wish i still look fresh and gorgeous at that time... I'm pressuring myself now...he..he..he...he...

Christmas is a the most wonderful time of the year, its the time of gift giving, a time of sharing the moments with your love ones especially our family..there are lot of words for me to describe Christmas. because i believe it is celebrated in the whole world especially if you are a christian and roman catholic it is just celebrated in a different way and set up. but the spirit is there....

pasencia na sa mag kids kasi i believe this is the time that i was not able to make effort to give gifts for everybody babawi na lang po ako sa sususnod...

Christmas Eve
For Filipinos, Christmas Eve ("Disperas ng Pasko") on December 24th is celebrated with the Midnight Mass, and immediately after, the much-anticipated Noche Buena – the traditional Christmas Eve feast. Family members dine together at around 12 midnight on traditional Noche Buena