This giant X'mas tree that stood sentinel last year at Japan Nagoya Centrair was the one who greeted me when I first hopped at Japan. Wonder of wonders why they had ( actually not just one but so many) that was sooo big inspite of the fact that they are non-Catholic believer. Some says it's business-wise but whatever they say...still it makes one like me to be ecstatically proud and happy because it is synonymous to gift-giving and happiness, very Filipino in terms of tradition. And of course the birth of Infant Jesus, our Savior. Real poinsettias were scattered around the centrair and I couldn't believe that those were real and fresh. Burning scarlet and showy pink...ooops no touch! I just loved those American shrubs. That was a beautiful time of my life but at the same time I felt so sad too, leaving my kids behind on that very special ocassion, mixed emotions I should say. But partly it was an awesome vacation...taking time out smelling the roses and time too to enjoy the cakes and ale of life...!
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Christmas time is near...
This giant X'mas tree that stood sentinel last year at Japan Nagoya Centrair was the one who greeted me when I first hopped at Japan. Wonder of wonders why they had ( actually not just one but so many) that was sooo big inspite of the fact that they are non-Catholic believer. Some says it's business-wise but whatever they say...still it makes one like me to be ecstatically proud and happy because it is synonymous to gift-giving and happiness, very Filipino in terms of tradition. And of course the birth of Infant Jesus, our Savior. Real poinsettias were scattered around the centrair and I couldn't believe that those were real and fresh. Burning scarlet and showy pink...ooops no touch! I just loved those American shrubs. That was a beautiful time of my life but at the same time I felt so sad too, leaving my kids behind on that very special ocassion, mixed emotions I should say. But partly it was an awesome vacation...taking time out smelling the roses and time too to enjoy the cakes and ale of life...!
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