Yesterday was a fun and tiring day. Since Sophia’s yaya was on a day off, Jon and I took the little girl out – malling at Glorietta as we usually do to tire her LOL. Bad!

Anyway, we started the day early to attend the Sunday mass and then we headed to Glorietta for lunch. A trip to the mall won’t be complete without a visit to a bookstore of course so Sophia can choose her books for the day. We were at Powerbooks for a while and she took home two yesterday – Dr. Seuss’ Horton Hatches an Egg and a Nemo Book, again. As you all know by now, my daughter is addicted to Nemo lately and I wonder when it’ll last. We took her to Timezone after and she even rode the crawling animals with her dad at the Activity Center. We then headed to Rustans and looked for a doll house but to no avail. They have the small cheapy ones only, not the sturdy wooden type I am looking for which makes me kind of desperate now. I think the type I am looking for are not available locally which gives me the need to think of an alternative Christmas gift supposedly from Santa for the little girl.

As we have hoped for, Sophia was super tired by the time we hopped in the car and was snoozing in no time. Here she is …

Jon passed by True Value in ATC on the way home while the little girl is sleeping in the car to get some stuff for his newly opened business which he has plans of expanding as early as now that he is seriously looking at commercial real estate properties near our area. Now, isn’t that quite a rush? His new sideline business has only been operational for three weeks but looks like he’s very much satisfied with the outcome …. Hmmm ….

Back to the little girl, our plan to tire her was still on. She woke up as soon as we entered the village and since it was still a bit early, around 5pm, we took her to the park first. LOL. By the time we were home, it was dinner time already and the daddy gave her a bath after. We then watched Cars on DVD and then before we know it, it was already bedtime. The little girl was sleeping in no time. Mission Accomplished!