this photo shows some of the pinoy food we ordered like egg rolls, sisig, pinakbet, kangkong chips
Hi everyone
Just wanted to share how special our Mother's Day was today. We went to SM City Clark Pampanga to celebrate. It was really nice because my whole family was there, and my two sisters who are also mothers came too after attending the Sunday mass.
For lunch, we decided to go to Gerry's Grill before the lines get longer at the mall. People love to go to the mall during the hot summer days here in the Philippines so malls are never going away. We ordered a lot of food for eight. You can see in the picture – there was crispy kangkong leaves, some yummy vegetables with meat we call pinakbet, spring rolls, and that sizzling pork dish that is so good we call sisig. Of course, we had lots of rice too like the adobo rice. It was a feast, and everyone enjoyed eating together and talking.
this is the adobo rice it is a bit different from the usual but good made with pork adobo and rice not sure if it is fried rice as the taste of the adobo is overpowering
It made me feel so happy to see all of us together, celebrating the mothers in our family. We all missed our mom, but my sisters were there. They are all so strong and loving. It's important to show our mothers how much we appreciate them not only on special occasions but whenever we can.
After our delicious lunch, we didn't want the day to end. So, we went to a coffee shop. We just sat there, drinking coffee and chatting some more. It was a relaxed and comfortable time. Just being together, without any rush, felt really good.
Today reminded me how lucky I am to have my family. Mother's Day is not just about one day, but it's a day to be thankful for all the love and care our mothers give us every day. Seeing my sisters happy made my heart full.
a chicken bbq not a fan though
It was a simple celebration, but it was perfect because we were together. I am so thankful for my family. Every moment with them is a blessing.
Hope you all had a wonderful Mother's Day too! What did you do to celebrate? I'd love to hear about it