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| father's day shoes |
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| father's day food |
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| sunday routine |
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| summoning! |
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| father's day shoes |
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| father's day food |
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| sunday routine |
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| summoning! |
Some highlights
Date in the Waiting Room
We had a wonderful time dining and enjoying ourselves with Kean. The food was delightful!
No Helper
This month was tough—we faced challenges but, after two attempts, finally found a helper.
Trip to Batangas
We made a quick visit to Batangas to celebrate the birthday celebrants.
RJ’s Birthday
We celebrated RJ’s birthday at Evia, where the kids had a great time playing.
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Our first lunch out—VG! |
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| Kiddie Meal |
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| Worship at home |
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| Quick date |
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| sweet little bby boy |
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We took a trip to Cagayan to visit Lolo's wake. |
San Cai's death is something I never thought would affect me so deeply. Her character was not just part of a TV show; she defined a generation!
The news of Barbie Hsu's passing shocked us, especially those of us who grew up watching her. It was literally 1 week before her passing; I was streaming some songs from the show for a nostalgia ride. But now, the song is even more sad.
"Meteor Garden" is a show that probably shaped us in one way or another, influencing our decisions in life. It wasn’t just entertainment; it was a phenomenon that taught us about love, friendship, and standing up for our beliefs. It even helped us appreciate non-native and English songs—especially Taiwanese music.
The impact of the show on us is undeniable. It left an indelible mark on our hearts and minds, becoming part of our identity, and the characters felt like friends we grew up with.
Whenever we see one of the cast members in another show or a clip, we always refer to them by their character names from "Meteor Garden." The characters have become synonymous with the actors who portrayed them. We will always call Jerry Yan "Dao Ming Si," and Barbie Hsu will forever be "San Cai" to us.
//SanCai