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Family Bonding Day

We all felt cooped-up so we decided to go to Market Market to deliver hubby's books then head to Shang Plaza afterwards. Unfortunately (fortunately!), we ended up in Market Market because of the Go Negosyo Fair. We enjoyed lining up for the 'free' ice-cream but found out that its not free after all when we're in front of the line. But the P10/cone was worth it. Super yummy. It's Milkylicious (that's the name of the ice-cream).

Late lunch was at Marina Seafood in the open air foodcourt of Market Market. I know its too early for baked oysters but we ordered it anyway. Daughter had her fave crispy shrimps and gulaman.

Then its play time for daughter. She really got excited when she saw the size of the playground. Its huge! We (I joined her) had fun up and down the slide. Hehehe. Got tired after playing so we rested our feet (where else?) at Starbucks. Had iced-choco and caramel cream frap.

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