My son came home today from school with these candies given by his teachers, classmates and friends. I think it is Valentines Day celebration. It is kind of new to me. So my husband told me all about it, then, we went to store and bought candies with cards and chocolates to bring to school today. Never done this when I was in grade school, have you?
We already eaten some of the candies, chocolates and cookies before I took this photo, that is why there are only few of them here.
We already eaten some of the candies, chocolates and cookies before I took this photo, that is why there are only few of them here.
7 comments:
What are they going to do with those candies, give it to their teacher and classmates, sort of exchanging candies? thats cool. we don't have that in the phillipines, teachers asked as to make valentines card as project or assignment, thats what i did when i was still teachinglol, you know kind of killing time have them get busy for the day.
hahhaha....kuyaw na ang generation karon te no? hehhehe..na ako sab..wako ano sad when I was in grade school...hhehhehe....cute though.....:)
We have them here in Japan-- but since VD is on Saturday,Wakaba didn't give chocolates to her male classmates.btw,in Japan,chocolates are given by a girl only to MALE friends,co-workers,classmates.guys who received choco from girls will return a gift on a so-called White Day.
Nabigyan ko na hubby ko ng chocolate so I'm looking forward on White day!!
hahaha.. different generation thats why.. I never experienced this before when I was in grade school..
Today generation, they have so much abubot sa school hahaha..
Yes Ate Cecile, dito po eh uso ang nagpapadala ng mga treats sa school. This year lang ako di nagpadala sa anak ko kasi nagkasakit ako last Thursday. you're not required naman, yun eh kung feel mo lang..OH di ba sosi..Eh tayo nong araw, langan naman magpabigay ng candies sa school? kami kasi lang pang bigay..
happy Valentine's day ate!
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