YEAR END SOCIALIZING

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YEAR END FUN FUN.............#Celebrating the year end Xmas party with friends of my daughter Ninia in our house in Sampaloc. It was very exciting and full of fun when everybody was participating in every parlor game and fun games..........")RDM

Arrival of Friends...........#The first group of Ninia's friends came who were called the "the early birds" Brien, Josua, Azel and Nina..........:)RDM



Started Singing............#We were singing Xmas carols as opening songs of the small party in our sala. Brein rendered the opening song "Ang Pasko ay Sumapit".........:)RDM

 



The Pot Lock or Foods..........#Plenty of Filipino foods with pansit Malabon, roasted chicken, native delicacies, fruta de leche, cakes etc of course there was mild drinking of wine......:)RDM







Ninia's other friends............#Plenty of former classmates and new friends came in the party to meet not very old friends during high school days.........:)RDM









Parlor Games...........#Like in Eat Bulaga's Pinoy Henyo, there was "Xmas Henyo" to make this Xmas party really fun, the games have prices to all winners.........:)RDM











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