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Showing posts with label Toys. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Toys. Show all posts

Saturday, June 04, 2011

Hobbies, Collections, Etc,

You wonder if the owner of these toys is a boy? No folks. These collections belong to my eleven- year old niece. She is sporty kind of girl. She had played with Barbie and Ken when she was younger. She had collections of the doll, accessories, cars and doll house. Later when she learned of these toy guns she just wanted to have collections of them. I copied the following photos from her Facebook account including the captioned she typed. Yes, she is the girl who plays violin. She loves to play these toys with her two-boy cousins when they would come to the Philippines during Christmas and New Year Holidays. 

Nerf Darts, Nerf Sunglasses, Furyfire, 6 dart clip, Another Furyfire, 2 35 Dart Drums, Raider Gun, Barrel From Old Broken Recon, Secret Shot, Nerf Deploy, Deploy, Nitefinder, Normal MAverick, Clear Maverick, Small Gun..Forgot Name, Raider Shoulder Stock, Shoulder Stock From Recon

Monday, December 27, 2010

The Essence of Christmas


Christmas fever had subsided a bit. What were probably left under your Christmas tree are empty boxes and empty gift bags. These are proofs of fun and excitement for the whole family. While your ref is still loaded with ham, pasties, all sorts of food stuff. Some are presents from your neighbors, office mates and some friends who believed giving food stuff is sign of abundance. Some Filipino families believed, when you have plenty of food at this time of the year. You will never go hungry the following year.


My 11 years old niece and cousins from her mommy side.
While my nieces and family kids are enjoying stuffs we could afford to give them. I felt sad for children roaming around the streets of Manila asking for some coins passersby could give them. Their presence actually reminded me of my childhood. I had to share a doll with my sister. My father could not afford to buy each one of us toys. My older brother got a little lucky. He enjoyed a toy all to himself. There was several years gap between my sister and my youngest brother. When our youngest brother was born, my sister and I would spare some of our school allowance so Santa Claus could fill the plastic bag he would hang on Christmas Eve. He liked the plastic bag because he wants bigger gifts that will not fit into a sock.

Christmases had changed when we all graduated from college, found jobs. My siblings had married. Both our parents are not with us physically to open their Christmas presents. I know from where they are, and if given a chance to say – hello from heaven. - They would be happier to see everyone of our family member has gifts for everybody and still enjoying the spirit of giving. The essence of Christmas!

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