My Red Chevrolet Silverado

After Gab's birthday celebration back in April it was only yesterday we had a chance to visit again in Antipolo.  Gab had a great time playing with his cousins Yma and Matthew.

The Avelino family, (that's Rey's sister Ate Niña, Richard and Matthew) had their new car blessed in Antipolo Church in the morning.   Just on their way to the church, Richard managed to scratch the bumper of their new automobile.  It's a  fully authomatic so they can't just have it repaired in a regular auto shop so it should be some auto shop such as  Dallas auto repair.  Seeing their new car makes me dream of my own, i didn't like to have just a regular type of automobile,  i've always wanted to have a pick up type vehicle, one that is like Chevrolet Silverado .   Having this type of vehicle will serve me two purposes, that's as much as I can think of right now.   Its a private vehicle so I have the right to park it in front of any five star hotel just to show it off, or I can drive it all the way to my province without worrying about the rough road. 

Anyway, much of my day dreaming.  After we had our snack at Ate Niña house, we hit the road again and drove from  Antipolo to High Street in Global City.  Richard was still behind the wheels after he managed to escape that misadventure of scratching his baby's bumper. Now we noticed that he is more careful on breaks now and even asking some tips about break job from Rey and Kuya (that's their eldest).   He admits its a lesson learned fom him,  most of the time he will drive for his family so he'd like them to be safe with him.  He'll have to know more about driving and safety since Antipolo City is on mountainous place, rolling and steep road are always present.  He'll have to have a good break job for his car for his family to be safe.

We were home just about twelve midnight and Gab was still up and hyper. Seems like he doesn't want to end the lovely day with his cousins and all the strolling we made. But just few minutes after I changed his clothed and put on his sleeping pajama, he dozzed off with his yayay on his mouth.