Weekend Story: A Musical, A Shopping Trip, and A Birthday Party

Last weekend was packed and fun-filled. Truly, the holiday season is here!

Half of our Saturday was spent in Makati watching the awesome musical The Bridges of Madison County at RCBC Plaza, enjoying dinner at Backyard Kitchen + Brew in Circuit Makati (our first time there), and checking out the dancing lights at the festive Ayala Triangle Gardens. The hubby and I were with my sister Jodie and my SIL Albie and we had lots of fun.


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great show, this one!

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with the multi-talented MiG Ayesa who played the lead Robert Kincaid in The Bridges of Madison County musical

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the outdoor venue at Circuit Makati

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Backyard Kitchen + Brew’s Nose Tail Fetuccini was delish!

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the mall at Circuit Makati

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the dancing lights and the happy crowd at Ayala Triangle Gardens

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having fun with the lights and the crowd

On Sunday, the hubby and I, along with Mame and my two sisters heard the 8AM mass at St. Jude Shrine and went straight to Landmark Makati after. The hubby entertained himself at some coffee shop while I joined force with Mame and my two sisters to keep our Christmas shopping tradition alive. I bought only a few clothes this time and focused my energy checking out stuff at the home section. I ended up getting a cake server (not the ideal glass-type yet) and several pieces of dishware.

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Mame and my sister Nyam with their shopping haul

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shopping and eating buddies

Sunday night saw us partying with the Katipuneros at Sir Billy’s birthday celebration held at The Patio of La Cocina de Tita Moning. We had a great time feasting on Filipino-Spanish dishes and drinking Sangria. Of course, there was a bit of socializing involved but most of the time, I was just talking and laughing with the hubby and my SIL Albie.

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Paella Valenciana lang naman ang isa sa mga pagkain ng mga Katipuneros, hehe

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with Sir Billy the birthday boy a.k.a Heneral Montinola

Here’s to more happy and fun weekends this December! πŸ™‚

May you choose happiness always,
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23 Replies to “Weekend Story: A Musical, A Shopping Trip, and A Birthday Party”

    1. Yes, it’s an Ayala development project that used to be a race track. Thank you, Jackie, same to you and your family! πŸ™‚

    1. Hello, Rachiel! Haha. Holiday mode na kasi ang mga tao. Okay naman, madaming parking at maganda magpicture sa outdoor venue. Pero yung Circuit Lane na mall, five restos pa lang ang open at mangilan-ngilan pa lang ang shops. πŸ™‚

  1. Hindi talaga ako familiar sa Makati kaya hindi kami makapunta jan sa Ayala Triangle with a car. HIndi ko alam ang parking hahah. I don’t eat paella, alam mo na mejo picky eater ako eh pero I bet Daryl would love that! =)

    1. Same here! Alam mo, never pa ako naka-try magBanchetto, puro Midnight Mercato kami. Sayang, wala na pala nun. πŸ™

    1. Korek ka dyan, sis. Ramdam na ramdam ko na talaga ang kapaskuhan, pati ang pagtaba ko sa walang humpay na pagkain, hahaha. Waitf or the re-run, ang galing-galing pala ni Joana Ampil, first time ko pa lang sya mapanuod magperform. πŸ™‚

  2. Hindi ko pa alam yung Circuit πŸ™‚ At yung Ayala Lights na yan, lagi ko na lang na mimiss hahaha

    Landmark Home Section is always a good idea!!! Love the shabby chic stuff

    Ay dyosko yung Paella, dream ko makabili nyan for my family. Ang mahalia eh hahaha

    1. First time namin sa Circuit, onting shops pa lang ang bukas. Baka soon, mas bobongga na yung place na yun. Nabitin ang wallet ko sa Landmark Home Section sa dami ng gusto ko bilhin, hahaha. Dream ko din yan, mahal talaga sya, pang mini paella (good for two) lang ang afford ko. πŸ™‚

  3. Hi there, I love reading personal blog like yours, the reason why yours get my attention, though makes me feel homesick.lol. but nice see to how things going around back home.

    1. Hi Mary, thanks for dropping by and appreciating my blog. It’s always nice to interact online with Filipinos living abroad. πŸ™‚

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