Christmas in the Philippines

I just called my family in the Philippines and I could hear they are having fun!! My SIL prepared food and my brother was cooking "lechon manok" or roasted chicken. That sounds yummy to me. And my niece who talked to me says the fireworks already started and they already opened their gifts. She said that she like the Barbie doll that her "Ate" sent to them and an mp3 to my nephew. I also talked to our house helper and he had  a Christmas gift too. I missed the Christmas eve in the Philippines and they are all in my prayers that they are all safe in this season.





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