Thank you dear readers! ♥

-
I've been going through an extreme emotional roller coaster ride lately. I guess it's because of my hectic schedule and me subconsciously thinking of the crazier weekends ahead that I've been feeling very anxious, impatient and grumpy nowadays. Don't get me wrong. I am very thankful for the Holiday season as we have been getting bulk orders for our peanuts left and right, our weekends are filled to the brim and my work week is another crazy story on its own. Given that, I have been losing a lot of sleep. That alone is a recipe for a very cranky and grouchy Frannywanny.

Last Saturday was an action-packed one. I started the day early as I headed to Makati for my hands-on Pasta Class at Global Academy. I love to cook and back then, I dream of being a chef. In fact, my summer breaks before were normally spent taking cooking classes from Le Cordon Bleu and a lot more other schools. Just imagine how excited I was as I am finally attending another cooking class after 15 years! Little did I know that taking that class would do wonders for me. It relieved me from stress and as the class ended, out came a happier, jollier me. I'll tell you more about the class in my next entry.

For now I'd like to share one memorable encounter with you. Meet Jane of Sugar, Spice and everything Nice. She keeps a personal blog about her day to day life which also includes big and small celebrations with her family. I love how casual and funny her entries are. It really has been a daily habit for me to drop by Jane's blog.

IMG_0638
So after my cooking class last Saturday, I agreed to meet up with Jane. She lives quite far away and when she told me she'll be in Makati also on the same day, I took it as a perfect opportunity for us to finally meet. I tell you, she's the sweetest blogger in town. We were able to talk, hug and have a photo op for just 10 minutes because Paul was waiting for me in the car. However, you know that instant feeling that you'll definitely get along real well with a person within seconds of seeing each other? I had that exact same feeling the moment I met her.


IMG_0636
I was also able to meet her two lovely daughters too! I'm really looking forward to more bonding sessions with Jane soon.

Meeting Jane and her family truly made my day! Paul was surprise that I was in such a good, happy mood the entire weekend and I think this had something to do with it.

I really love meeting fellow bloggers and readers. It really excites me whenever I get a message from you guys either through my comment box, via email or in Facebook. I love how we get to CONNECT. I would also like to share a photo that fellow blogger Richie of The Pickiest Eater in the World and I took a few days ago. This is dedicated to a nice reader named Marice who wrote to the both of us and told us how much she enjoys reading our blogs. This is our way of saying THANK YOU to sweet Marice. ♥
IMG_8629

Popular posts from this blog

Franny Mommy Finds : Happy Noz Sticker Patch

-
Image
As a parent, I have one thing that I dread the most and that's when any of my kids fall sick. From the moment we detect the faintest sniffle followed by sneezes and runny nose, we know one thing is for sure -- we will be having a couple of sleepless nights. For twins, it is very common that when one falls sick, expect the other one to follow suit in just a matter of days, sometimes within hours even.  A few years ago, my twins would catch a cold and we really would struggle because they'd become very fussy and cranky at night. They're sleepy and tired from the cold but with a clogged nose, they can't really have a restful night and this means, either one of us will have to sit up and carry them all throughout the night. It came to a point wherein both kids were sick and Paul and I eventually caught the bug too. It was just so hard to care for the kids while you're not in the best condition as well. This got me researching on remedies on how we can have a good night
Read more

Bag of Beans (Charito) in Tagaytay

-
Image
I can't believe that we have been frequenting Tagaytay for more than a decade now and not once have I written about Bag of Beans ! I tried searching all over this blog and I found..nothing. To think that not a single trip to Tagaytay, back then, would ever be complete without stopping by Bag of Beans for lunch or merienda. I must have been to engrossed with their coffee and bread that I wasn't able to take photos of the place and their food thus no blog entry. They, after all, have one of the best brewed coffee in Tagaytay and the yummiest bread to go with it too. Bag of Beans has been an institution in Tagaytay. Just like us, other tourists and visitors would make sure to drop by in order to grab a bite or to take home some of their homemade goodies every time they find themselves in Tagaytay. Bag of Beans started with one branch along the Tagaytay-Nasugbu Main Road across Residence Inn Zoo and it wasn't even overlooking the Taal. While they may lack in having a scenic
Read more

Misto at Seda Vertis North

-
Image
Happy Friday!  I'm not going to lie, Friday is one of my favorite days because it means, we're just a day away from the weekend! Who doesn't love the weekend, right? This is the day when I give my twins my uninterrupted attention. We would start the day with any breakfast of their choice (normally waffles for J, pancakes or peanut butter sandwich for L) followed by an hour of doing their homework and in the afternoon, we head out for their swim class! Sunday is more laid back as we would stay home and just laze around the house otherwise, we would go and visit my in laws and spend the day there.  Speaking of the weekend, I suddenly remembered one of the best weekends that we've had this year so far. This was when we had our staycation at Seda Vertis North  and the twins truly enjoyed every minute of it. Of course, they love our comfy and very spacious Corner Suite with an adjacent Deluxe Room as well as checking out the hotel's amenities and the Vertis North mall
Read more