My Cath Kidston from London

Each time, friends from abroad would ask me what I want for "pasalubong", I try to avoid saying "Kahit ano", "Bahala na ka", or "Wag na". Let me be honest, we want to receive presents we like, right? Besides, I feel the giver won't bother to ask if she/he will not consider the request. Unless we are lovers of surprises. That is why when I am asked, I give the question a thought. I even do a rundown on my stuffs, the latest trends in fashion, the availability of resources at the giver's location, and I google. Lest you misunderstood my not so typical behavior on this matter, let me say that I only do this to people I have real tight relationship. I also try to make sure it won't cost hassle and too great a deal of discomfort for them in finding my wish list.

That is why when my ever dearest sinister friend, Prince vibered me and asked what I want as present for his brief Philippine homecoming, I spent a night thinking about it. He mentioned in passing he's supposed to hand me tea set identical to the one he gave to the Queen of All Media (Prince served as her friend-tour guide in London) but I told him sweetly I am at the point of not liking her much these recent weeks. 

Cath Kidston brand came to my mind, heard it first few years ago when then Kate Middleton was spotted with a Kidston bag. So I searched on the brand's website,fancied the wallets and imessaged the product photos to Prince. Duchess of Cambridge lang and peg!!:) Of course, my loyal, hardworking and ever funny friend of 12 years ( time zooms fast) Prynz did not disappoint me with this sky blue loot bag form Cath Kidston!:)

Heart for love.

We asked Prince's partner, O, to hand the wallet to me coz he's wise and frugal, the former spendthrift.Peace, Prynz.:)

Thanks to you my dear. See how glad Ate Tzie is with the loots.:)

Rainy season has started and I sparingly use my Love mug for a cup of hot coffee. As I adore the design illustrations of the purse and pouch, I stare at them mindlessly and ponder on my friendship with Prynz. He has become bigger than life yet he remains to stay as thoughtful, vibrant and ever sweet to me. I see him achieve his dreams for his family and I am mighty proud of him. The most important value my relationship with Prynz has taught me through the years  is that friendship needs to be nurtured, it is not to be taken for granted, it takes effort and time to keep its sustainability, otherwise it will wither and lose its very essence. 

Live.Love.Life.