Home Again

After two weeks of vacation in Iloilo, my beloved aunt (I call her Mama) and my younger cousin goes back home. I’m frustrated that I can’t have freedom in doing whatever I wanted inside the house anymore. But still, I’m happy that our family’s together again and everything went back to normal. Now that my tita (aunt) is home to do her job, I’m being attacked again by the indolence virus. That’s because my household chores will decrease eventually.

Mama brought home a lot of goodies from Iloilo’s finest delicacies stores, Guimaras, and Bacolod. They were biscocho, piaya, otap, meringue, pinasugbo, egg crackers, ugoy-ugoy, bread sticks, and fruit cake. There were also bananas, mangoes, and chicken adobo. She brings all of these everytime she comes home from our province. I hope I don’t get toothache. I don’t want to see my poor teeth be pulled out anymore.

Still, I thank God that they’re safe. From that short time, I learned again how to be independent.