We just got home.
We attended the late evening mass at our village chapel and I was pleasantly surprised that one of my favorite priests of the Marian Missionaries of the Holy Cross was the mass presider. We used to attend Fr. Leo’s Sunday masses at the nearby Parish but for the past year, we switched to the big church in our town. Josef loved and liked that it is colder there.They have these super large ceiling fans. I’ve missed his uplifting and inspiring homilies all these months. It was nice being blessed again after the mass.
It was a busy Sunday for us, with the “change oil” for the car and later doing the groceries at SM Ortigas. Yes, I already included some groceries that we will use come December. Prices of basic commodities have gone up again. Some supermarkets take advantage of the busy season where most buyers stack up on the necessary grocery items that they will use for Noche Buena. Believe me, sometimes they are out of the shelves when you need them.
I have a new favorite. Every time I happen to pass by BreadTalk, I make sure that I buy even a slice of their Spring In The City rolls. I just love it. This afternoon, I bought three. It is more costly than ordinary rolls but you get the best, freshly baked and yummy.
photo by BreadTalk
A slice of this roll is enough for snack. Add a cup of freshly brewed coffee and you’re good to go. Their cheese and raisin bread is also a winner. There are nuts inside ♥. Sometimes you discover something to your liking and you stick to it 🙂
Remember those tea light holders that make use of tea light candles to heat the oil made of different scents that emit those wonderful, wonderful aroma? Some holders are made of ceramics. My goodness, the whole set costs the earth but I promised myself I will buy one as a birthday gift….to me of course….haha! I have tea light holders here but the lamps are just irresistible.
How was your Sunday?
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