I swam. I played Band Hero. I watched movies.
But I guess the fried chicken and lasagna, salami and cheese, Angus burgers with French fries, bouillabasse, scallops, grilled prawns, fish and chips, adobo, scrambled egg and garlic rice, spaghetti and barbecue and Krispy Kremes might have done the trick.
I brought my camera but was way too lazy to take photos of food. Besides, I think it would have been quite rude of me to take pictures of food while everyone else was waiting to pounce on it. As I said, we all went swimming and its a fact that swimming makes one hungry before making one sleepy.
I only had one glass of sparkling wine (Bellagio) and that was it. A very relaxing time indeed.
When I got to Manila on Saturday, I had Pepper Lunch (hi Cecille!) for dinner with B and T. B gave Enzo lovely Cadbury chocolate eggs, which I ended up eating. Nostalgia candy from childhood is always a special treat.
I only got to take photos of Easter lunch, and only because Hubs reminded me to do so but I forgot to take the Salami with truffles from Munich. Here it is:
lumpia or fried vegetable springroll. we like to eat it with a vinegar dipping sauce
roast beef served with gravy. I usually don't like to eat the fat but this was absolutely sinful!
Japanese gindara. Dad had the other one and I just ate a fourth of this, because I was saving space for...
mini cheesecake and mini chocolate cake from Mary Grace. Hello my lovelies!
Just look at the caramel filling. Isn't it heaven?
I watched Julie and Julia over the break. Found the Julia parts interesting, the Julie parts bor-ing. So what if she got a book deal and a movie deal? She's BORING! No wonder I waited so long to watch it.
My Lenten sacrifice of fast food is now over. Just waiting for my craving of pizza to kick in.
What did you eat over the holidays?
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