Mom Violy wanted to eat crispy pata and pinakbet from Seafood Island Restaurant located in Cubao, Quezon City near the old Shopwise. We had arrived early being the first customers waiting for the restaurant to open. Few minutes later customers began entering the restaurant and we have already placed our order. Mom Violy ordered her crispy pata and pinakbet. Carmina ordered garlic butter shrimp since I don't eat crispy pata. Family member ordered calamari and shrimp fried rice. Everyone had a taste of our meals with leftovers to bring home. Watch my video Running Errands in the Philippines . NOT SPONSORED. Subscribe @ Carmina Lifestyle YouTube Channel a place to look, discover and share. Thank you for your support.
Going outside after two months makes you feel excited inside as you finally get to see your mom now I can understand the feeling when you’re able to get a break from leaving your home how you should be grateful in those who are close to you.
Everyone needs a break if they could go out and explore for a short time or spend time for those who cannot go out due to their age.
Every time I see my mom I have food prepared for her and she always inform me weeks ahead of time what grocery she need and food she would like me to bring for her enough to supplement before I can visit her again.
The disadvantage of having a parent not living in your same home you worry for them because they live by themselves and they chose to live this way although you worry for them the best thing in life my mom is able to meet new neighbors surrounded her and they bring her home cooked meals and have it sent by their employee.
I am grateful for the neighbors who take it out of their way to help each other.
My mom also has close friends who travel along with frontline who are able to visit her province and to buy food what my mom craves for and have it sent through me and in exchange I give her friend food in return in what they request for so either way everyone is happy in their own way.
In life it is to help each other in other words we exchange by the thoughtfulness we share to people surrounded to us and those who have less we give them money and food to supplement their needs when they ask for it.
We are there for everyone and we are who we are to care for those who are surrounded around us and this is what upbringing my mom and I were raised from our own parents.
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