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Daddy Dearest

My kids' father may not be around all the time (because he has to earn a living) but he is a supportive Dad whenever he is around. He was there when it mattered.

Unlike most fathers, he wasn't afraid to hold his newborn babies. I can count on him to keep the kids occupied while I need some time. I like that fact that I can rely on him to take over whenever I can't handle the kids. He wakes up in the middle of the night to make milk or to take over burping duties. I appreciate his offer to drive Johann to school everyday and his occasional reminder to give Javi his own special day. I am always glad to see him home early to assume parenting duties with me.

For sharing the parenting responsibilities with me, I gave him the treat he'll most appreciate... a trip to Spirals!

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Since Father's Day fell on the day after Johann's birthday, Vic postponed his Father's Day treat till the special holiday that was PNoy's inauguration. Travel to Sofitel was a breeze. It seemed like everyone was either glued to their TV or was at the Quirino Grand Stand.

We were already in Buendia when people where trickling out of the inauguration venue. Buti na lang, we were seated already by the time the guests in their Filipiniana attire arrived.

Spirals is always a treat. Look at the spread.






I feasted on these...


I loved the honey with truffles shown above. It went very well with the cheeses.

Vic's fave was this. He loved the fact that he can carve the Parmesan out of the wheel. He drizzled it with Balsamic vinegar. Yum!

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