Chasen Dreams

Last weekend, we had a spur-of-the-moment staycation.   It was my husband’s idea because we needed to relax.   We had been very tired and anxious for the past days.   He also thought that Cean might have gotten her skin allergy from our home.   Baka daw allergic sa bahay namin.   My husband is OA like that.  lol I rushed Cean to the ER last week because of skin allergy.       Until now, I still don’t know the culprit because I did not introduce anything new to her.   As prescribed by the doctor, I eliminated chicken, chocolate, egg and nuts from her diet.    Chicken na nga lang kinakain eh, inalis pa.   lol.   But, she’s okay now.      And I’m okay now.   I was able to repay my sleep debt.   Thanks to our staycation.   We stayed at Prime Hotel. It’s located at Sgt. Esguerra, Bgy. South Triangle,   Quezon City.   Actually, it’s just a few blocks away from our home....

As you may have noticed, I changed my blog name from   blahblahblogchef to Chasen Dreams (Chasing Dreams) though the url is still the same.   Why did I name it blahblahblogchef? What was I thinking?Lol. It’s supposed to be a food blog of a chef wannabe but then it evolved   into a whatever-enters-my-mind blog.   However, my love for food and cooking has not changed.   I am still passionate about preparing food for my family.   I still dream to cook not just for my family… to make money from my passion.   When I retire,   I will  open  a cafeteria   na medyo konti lang ang tao para hindi ako mapagod.   Besides, I will retire to pursue my passion not to get tired. Lol.   Now, I’m gonna share the recipe of my future bestseller.  It’s actually the recipe of my friend. I just tweaked it to match my taste. Ingredients: ½ kg            ...

I did not blog for the year 2018. I was busy offline.  And I think I lost my blogging mojo but I’m in the process of getting it back (What?! Feeling consistent magblog).    Anyways, I am still alive, and I would want to believe that 2018 was good to me.   Please allow me to summarize my 2018 in one blog post. FAMILY In  the second quarter of the year, my family and I were confronted with a dilemma.  It was whether or not  we let our mother undergo an operation.   Both options have repercussions.    It was such a difficult decision to make but  we chose to deal with the problem head-on.  Although I was soooo scared, inilaban namin.  Thank God, we made the right choice.  Mom’s surgery  went well and there were no complications whatsoever.      Indeed, our God is such a good God.  He never abandoned us.  He   sent the best persons to assist and help us a...