Aunt Leonora's 50th Birthday Party
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During November 5th's evening, was the celebration of one of our aunts.
She just turned 50 and decided to celebrate it like every 18th birthday of a young lady,
but hers had a theme of gold, like wedding anniversaries when they last 50 years.
Her daughter, Lisa had traveled all the way from New York to Cebu just for her moms birthday and so did her Husband, Uncle Paul. It was a mix of a surprise programs, but planned celebration.
So Lets just say it was "kinda" a surprise. ;) She had 50 yellow roses and a big bouquet from her husband... although funny part was him holding a glass of beer while walking towards her.
The sisters had planned a program for the guests and celebrants attending.
The presentations were either a song or a dance number per "sala" family.
According to our MC, the Sala Family was a "talented family", ( mark that )
I do believe that. So with talents, we decided to use what we're good at to heat up the party. Oh la la.~
Eventually it were her nephews, nieces, brothers and sisters performing. Of course, I was part of it as well.
First, The Sala's know how to dance!
we had a remix dance number called " If you seek amy, teach me how to dougie on the floor." Aaaand--- No, I am not posting up a video of our presentation for I am ashamed of myself, aaaand the dance ended up being blaaaah. Like any other fail dance would go too, haha.
But what was important was that we had fun, and---- were able to use our steps during disco time. TUGS TUGS TUGS. Haha!
Then we had a dance number from Hanah Deb and her partner Jeffrey, performing "Candy Man" and "Perhaps". Since my cousin Hanah, is into ballroom dancing or what we call "dance sports", she was our personal Dance Instructor for the dance number too! But that's not it!- The Sisters danced "Sway" aswell! on the spot practice! Isn't that awesome? It went well though and they enjoyed it aswell.
Second, The Sala's know how to sing aswell! Again me, Tommy James, Agnes Rose, Patricia Sala, and John Gabriel dedicated our version of "Just the way you are" by bruno mars and "Price Tag" pacquiao version, to our dear celebrant.
Third, Even though he wasn't a Sala by blood but a part of the family, Uncle Itik wrote a poem. Oh diba? ang galing. Too bad I wasn't able to take a shot of it because I was too busy gobbling up the delicious chocolate mousse with a custard like base then whip cream dessert with a cherry on top. Oh gosh, it was too delicious I had 5 shot glasses of them. Din't care if it was just left on the table untouched and no one was sitting there. Hey! It called out for me. ;)
and then finally... when it was almost time to hit the covers, then came the.... TUGS TUGS TUGS TUGS, that woke everyone's spirits and decided to tag along in our CONNGAAAA!~
We enjoyed the train, cool blue-light disco which-turned-white-shirts-into-blue-glow-in-the-darks. :D
On the other hand all men decided to go all manly and hold either a glass or a bottle of beer, if not they must have already vacuumed it all up before getting on stage. But then, since we ran out of time, and we couldn't extend another hour because it was getting late and all they wanted to do was dance, a few decided to go to MO2 ( disco area here in cebu ) but ended up going home first to freshen up. Isn't that funny? Freshening up before going to a disco bar? Well I do find it funny anyways.
Then there ends the night, and comes the dawn. Where we leave November 5 behind and move on to 6, which is Kuya Enggel's Birthday, aaand--- brings us to Sunflower at 12 o'clock in the morning.
...to be continued
She just turned 50 and decided to celebrate it like every 18th birthday of a young lady,
but hers had a theme of gold, like wedding anniversaries when they last 50 years.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY AUNTIE NORIE!
Her daughter, Lisa had traveled all the way from New York to Cebu just for her moms birthday and so did her Husband, Uncle Paul. It was a mix of a surprise programs, but planned celebration.
So Lets just say it was "kinda" a surprise. ;) She had 50 yellow roses and a big bouquet from her husband... although funny part was him holding a glass of beer while walking towards her.
The sisters had planned a program for the guests and celebrants attending.
The presentations were either a song or a dance number per "sala" family.
According to our MC, the Sala Family was a "talented family", ( mark that )
I do believe that. So with talents, we decided to use what we're good at to heat up the party. Oh la la.~
Eventually it were her nephews, nieces, brothers and sisters performing. Of course, I was part of it as well.
First, The Sala's know how to dance!
we had a remix dance number called " If you seek amy, teach me how to dougie on the floor." Aaaand--- No, I am not posting up a video of our presentation for I am ashamed of myself, aaaand the dance ended up being blaaaah. Like any other fail dance would go too, haha.
But what was important was that we had fun, and---- were able to use our steps during disco time. TUGS TUGS TUGS. Haha!
Then we had a dance number from Hanah Deb and her partner Jeffrey, performing "Candy Man" and "Perhaps". Since my cousin Hanah, is into ballroom dancing or what we call "dance sports", she was our personal Dance Instructor for the dance number too! But that's not it!- The Sisters danced "Sway" aswell! on the spot practice! Isn't that awesome? It went well though and they enjoyed it aswell.
Second, The Sala's know how to sing aswell! Again me, Tommy James, Agnes Rose, Patricia Sala, and John Gabriel dedicated our version of "Just the way you are" by bruno mars and "Price Tag" pacquiao version, to our dear celebrant.
Third, Even though he wasn't a Sala by blood but a part of the family, Uncle Itik wrote a poem. Oh diba? ang galing. Too bad I wasn't able to take a shot of it because I was too busy gobbling up the delicious chocolate mousse with a custard like base then whip cream dessert with a cherry on top. Oh gosh, it was too delicious I had 5 shot glasses of them. Din't care if it was just left on the table untouched and no one was sitting there. Hey! It called out for me. ;)
and then finally... when it was almost time to hit the covers, then came the.... TUGS TUGS TUGS TUGS, that woke everyone's spirits and decided to tag along in our CONNGAAAA!~
We enjoyed the train, cool blue-light disco which-turned-white-shirts-into-blue-glow-in-the-darks. :D
On the other hand all men decided to go all manly and hold either a glass or a bottle of beer, if not they must have already vacuumed it all up before getting on stage. But then, since we ran out of time, and we couldn't extend another hour because it was getting late and all they wanted to do was dance, a few decided to go to MO2 ( disco area here in cebu ) but ended up going home first to freshen up. Isn't that funny? Freshening up before going to a disco bar? Well I do find it funny anyways.
Then there ends the night, and comes the dawn. Where we leave November 5 behind and move on to 6, which is Kuya Enggel's Birthday, aaand--- brings us to Sunflower at 12 o'clock in the morning.
...to be continued




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