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My niece, Ella, celebrated her 7th birthday last Wednesday. Like her previous birthdays, she had a blast! Sadly, I wasn’t able to take tons of photos because I’ve been busy preparing my Buko Pandan (which I forgot to take a photo of) as the party starts. And when it’s time to eat, I got busy assisting the kids get their food.

Ella’s party theme is Princess (though she’s just the only one in costume and Carol bought a Princess cake topper for Ella’s cake from Goldilocks.

Father’s Day is nearing and for sure, everybody are rocking their brains thinking of what to give their loved ones. I and Ace are not used to giving gifts on the day of the special occasion so I might give him stuff some other time when I find something that will tickle his fancy. Besides, I should not oblige myself because Ace is not a dad yet. Sounds like a nice excuse?hahaha. I have something in mind but I cannot just give it now because it is something expensive. Much more expensive than my Coach bag. I know he will really like it (oh, when did I gave him something that he didn’t like?) and will be excited to strut that thing for sure. So for fathers day gifts 2010 ideas, check out your favorite shops and you will definitely find something that you would want to give the MAN of your LIFE.

During the holidays, Ace received some bottles of wine, rhum and beer from the suppliers. The problem is, he’s only an occasional beer drinker so the liquors will just sit in the cabinet for display until my cousins or our friends will go over here to have a drink. One of the things he received is a liter of rhum and a bottle of wine that we wrapped for Daddy during our gift exchange and/or gift giving tradition. It would also be nice to complete the set with a pack of electronic cigarette that he could smoke during his idle time in his farm. No, we’re not motivating him to drink and smoke more, we are just making fun out of his vices.LOL. The liquors that we gave Daddy will stay here for he doesn’t want to bring it to his farm and treat our relatives there for a drink.