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Mom Violy and Carmina’s dining experience at Dean & DeLuca

  Mom Violy told me she wanted to order the Paella Negra from Dean & Deluca. Carmina suggested we dine in since we’d never really tried their main courses, always just getting takeout with the cream puffs . Mom Violy agreed, and we arrived about thirty minutes before the lunch rush began. The service was very slow, even though we had ordered ahead of time. They mistakenly brought out the Paella Valenciana , despite Mom Violy repeating the order three times to the person who took it. It turned out the cook on duty made the error, even though it was written down clearly. We know Paella Negra takes a long time to prepare, which is why Mom Violy had requested it to be cooked beforehand. She wanted it as her main meal, but because of the mix-up and feeling hungry, she took a piece of Carmina’s Turkey Club Sandwich and asked for the bacon on the side. I didn’t expect the turkey to be just one piece, and the bread was toasted so hard that it removed one layer of the sandwich. Since ...

Mom Violy's Wellness Collectables in her Home


Mom Violy's Wellness Collectables in her Home

Looking around people's homes you come across collectable items display with a memory why they decided to purchase it.

Carmina spent the day with Mom Violy.

Carmina was able to interview Mom Violy to ask her questions about her Lladro Art Porcelain Figurines.

Llardo is limited edition. Mom Violy had purchase it in San Francisco, California twenty-five years ago. The price she had paid was $3,000.00 now it is priceless.

Carmina asked Mom Violy why she decided to pick the waiting lady in her Lladro if there was a meaning to it.

Mom Violy said the waiting lady is looking for happiness in her life and she sees herself in it.

Mom Violy had shipped it out when she had decided to migrate and live in the Philippines for good.

The painting was a wedding gift for Mom Violy's daughter. Due to her daughter living in the United States she wasn't able to bring it with her decided to leave it behind display in Mom Violy's home.

Zalameda is a famous painter in the Philippines. Zalameda passed away years ago her paintings are worth a lot. Only the rich people can afford her paintings.

Mom Violy asked Carmina to pose to take a picture of her valuables for everyone to see.





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