SM City Naga's Christmas Parade by Day
and CWC at Night
Christmas Weekends are more fun in CamSur
Stray and Play
We were expecting a busy Sunday.
The kids wanted to wakeboard in the morning
and also wanted to watch the
Grand Christmas Parade at SM City Naga.
We went to CWC in the morning
but there was a long line of professional
foreign wake boarders in the main lake...
So we decided to leave and return later in the afternoon
as most of the wakeboarders would have left by then
Stray
Stray
Off we went to SM City Naga after lunch
to watch the Grand Christmas parade...
It started exactly at 3 PM
and parade began with children carrying
different Christmas symbols ,
... followed by Christmas Icons
from the Nutcracker’s Toy Soldier ,
... the Gingerbread Man...
... Frosty the Snowman
....fairies, angels, elves,
... graceful dancers dancers ,
....lovely majorettes
in colorful costumes,
,,,,a native marching band,
...and finally
Mr. And Mrs Santa
Claus.
The mall was filled with
the bright and jolly air of Christmas...
That the kids didn’t want
to leave anymore.
to leave anymore.
Play
We returned to CWC at 6:30 PM,
just in time when most of the guests
were leaving or have left to rest.
were leaving or have left to rest.
It was getting dark and
only few stayed to laze, relax -
...and maybe
to wake board some more.
only few stayed to laze, relax -
...and maybe
to wake board some more.
So my daughter had a blast of good
time at the main lake at dusk,
...as there were just few of them left
wakeboarding until the Wake Park
called it a day and
closed at 9 PM.
Indeed, weekends are more fun in CamSur
when Christmas is in the air.
First world amenities in a third world province.
ReplyDeleteAmazing.
DeleteThat is the beauty of CamSur living.
You can wake up late on a Sunday morning, take a late lunch say in Yellow Cab, relax for a while over a coffee at Starbucks, be at SM in 5 minutes and end your day at the CWC wake park.
All these can be done half a day. Try doing the same thing in big cities like Manila.
Indeed that's how third world Naguenos live their lives.