A gift from the heart

As what the title of this blog would like to imply, it was not a sweet gift of chocolates nor a fragrant smelling dozens of roses... It was a gift from my hubby's heart and practicality in its true sense of gift giving... I was surprised when my hubby got home last valentines day holding a paper bag from Mango. When he handed to me the paper bag with a kiss, he told me that "ndi na ako bumili ng rose kasi ndi magtatagal and chocolate tataba ka lang" (I didn't buy roses anymore since it won't last and chocolates will give you extra weight.) So he bought me a bag instead. He knows I'm a big fan of bags and he knows where to catch me in times of these events. Thank you so much honey!!!

hearts day everyday!!!

Me and my hubby are celebrating valentines day for 10 long years already. Every year we would go out and have dinner... from our most simplest Mc Donalds value meal to a cozy resto. I remember the most was when we were still studying and had a very limited allowance, we would end up ordering value meal no. 1 (which is the cheapest as ever) and share with it. Share for a single burger, coke and fries. It's so true. That was one of our memorable and happy moments together.. Yes, things may change, situation changes together with our own maturity. But our simple hearts would still go with our young experiences. There was also a time that both of us has no job. No money to spend even in a single chocolate bar. But still we are happy just greeting each other "Happy Valentines Day Honey..." Gifts no matter how expensive they are would mean nothing if hearts will not feel the happiness and sincerity of their partner. There was also a time that we dine out in a cozy place somewhere near sgt. esguerra with my brother celebrating Valentine's day with us. It was the best valentine's ever, imagine me having 2 gentleman at valentine's day? Well, no gifts was given to me though, and yet, it was an unforgettable moment for me. Because seldom we do celebration like this with my bro. And even no gifts to remember, the moment was worth it. It's not just valentine's day that we have to share our hearts with our partner or loved ones. It should be everyday, everyminute that you must share your feelings with them, you'll never know if it would be your last day (scary huh?). But we must admit it's true. Now that hubby is busy with his work, I don't ask or demand anything from him, because I understand he's working a lot, but I know deep inside him, he knows how much I love him and care for him...even if it's not hearts day...Love you honey!!!