Diane’s 31st

Yesterday, my friend Luti and I remembered our high school Diane. She would have been thirty-one. 

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We went to UP Town Center for a food coma worthy of our late friend. She was a foodie as well, so we planned on eating nothing but the best. 

First stop was local favorite The Chocolate Kiss.  

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Luti had the taco salad, while I had chicken satay with nasi goreng. Both of our orders were delicious!

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We stopped by Biblio, a secondhand bookshop for good measure. Diane loved to read. 

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I bought a bamboo toothbrush holder for my toothbrush made of the same material. I also got a pack of world map postcards. I was able to score free Sagada coffee with my purchases. 

Diane would have loved this bookstore, as well as their local coffee.  

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Next, we went to Waffable by Rustic Mornings. I got an apple crumble waffle. It was amazing!

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Later during the day, we had an early dinner of hotdog and mac n’ cheese at Starr’s. 

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Then, we returned to The Chocolate Kiss for cake slices in honor of our birthday girl. 

Luti chose the devil’s food cake, while I had my favorite, dayap chiffon!

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Happy birthday Diane!

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Lastly, we passed by Diane’s final resting place. 

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We all miss our friend. 

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We hope that shes in a better place now. 

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And someday, we will see her again. 

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We hope that Diane likes our simple tribute to her in the form of yummy mains and cakes. It was a food coma to remember, and a celebration that we look forward to observing again next year.  

I hope that you will also make time for your late loved ones, and continue praying for their eternal repose. They are our guardian angels. Let us never forget them.