Valentine’s Day is a celebration for lovers, but in the Philippines it
becomes part of the family and friends affair too. As time goes on the
celebration is becoming so materialistic although that’s good for the economy.
More expenditures more earnings.
I usually celebrate Valentine ’s Day with my family, for me
it’s a family affair. Before when I was in our hometown I would take time to
wrap sweets with a stem of flower for give aways to aunties and cousins. But
now that I am living in the city it’s like an ordinary day except for receiving
and sending valentine’s greetings through texts messaging.
My coworker teased me that since my hubby is not around, he
told her to bring a bouquet for me. Lol she gave me a bouquet of Moringa (a green
leafy vegetable also known as malunggay) and a chocolate. I and my hubby don’t
really celebrate Valentine ’s Day, for us everyday is valentine, corny or
cliché but that’s how we are.
This bouquet of mornga brings laughter to me; I told her I
could cook later sautéed sardines with morninga leaves. Why not it’s healthy,
right?
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