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Soft Luxe Staycations: Last Day of Our Staycation at Red Planet Hotel, Sundays Restaurant, and Shopping at Daiso and Watsons

 


This is Day 3 of our staycation over the weekend at Red Planet Hotel Timog. If you're just tuning in, this is the second time we've stayed there this month. Just a week in between. 

Our Sunday started with breakfast at... Sundays! It's starting to become a tradition. 

I really wanted to try their chicken and waffles. I'll do a review of this in my food blog, soon. My son ordered this as well. My sister shared another order with mom. 

Mom ordered the omelette. 

There was another waffle order that's full of fruits, but I wasn't able to take a photo. I was a little worried about Typhoon Fung Wong. It was starting to rain in our area. 

Thank God, we were able to get home before the deluge started. We went to S&R to buy some water and food. I then went to Daiso 

Daiso

I just had to take a photo of these cute sponges.


After Daiso, my son and I went to the hardware to buy a rechargeable lamp, but they were sold out! They said that a lot of people bought the previous day. We had a few rechargeable lamps at home, but my husband wanted some extras. 

I ended up buying just a small rechargeable flashlight and an adapter that I put in my travel bag. 

Watsons

I also went to Watsons because I promised my Glow Guide Sarah that I will get the Deoproce body serum that she showed me earlier in the week. 

Here's eveything I got from Daiso, the hardware, and Watsons that day:



When we got home, we rested for a while. For lunch, I reheated the pizza I ordered for takeaway from Sundays. It was really good. But again, forgot to take a photo of! I was exhausted from our travels and anxious about the typhoon. Glow Guide Sarah showed me videos and photos of their house in Bicol. The roof was already peeling and the waves from the nearby sea were over the barrier already. It was really pounding the pavement hard! My grandmother is from Bicol  and I have some family there. Plus Sarah's province and mine were neighbors. I really felt for her and her family. I hope they can fix their house soon. 

We didn't experience a lot of rain and flooding in my place, thank the Lord! 


And that wraps up this  staycation. 

I'll be reviewing these products soon,  stay tuned for that!


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'Til my next post,
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Lady E


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