I’ve always wanted to go on a picnic date. I think that it is utterly romantic. In my thoughts, the perfect picnic date would have to be hours before sunset,
under a canopy of old tall trees, in an empty picnic area.
During our recent trip to Baguio, we were able to do just
that. We had our first wine and cheese picnic
date! A day before
leaving Manila, we went to Santi’s Delicatessen in Capitol Commons to grab all
our picnic essentials. We bought
walnuts, dried apricots, bitter orange marmalade, thin crisp crackers, two types of cheese, one
hard (smoked gouda) and one soft (brie), prosciutto, salami, bottles of sparkling water and of
course a bottle of red wine.
I didn't want to bring disposable plates,
utensils and cups for a romantic picnic date.
The thought of using disposables will definitely kill the romance
factor, haha! We packed two plates,
two wine goblets, a cheese board to put the food in, cheese picks together with
cloth table napkins, a table cloth and placed everything in a picnic tote.
We thought it would be
good to have our picnic date on a weekday, hoping that there won’t be much
people since it’s a work/school day and also, hoping that the
weather would be good. So, we had ours on a
Friday, we went up to the picnic area in Camp John Hay and it was just perfect
- we had the area all to ourselves (the only company we had were a few friendly resident
birds) and the weather was a cool 15 degrees Celsius.
We set up our picnic table, had long meaningful
conversations, talked about our dreams and watched the sun set. It was magical and romantic.
Absolutely loving every minute of this
Just you, me and the trees
My date, Le Hubby, Mickey
Valentine's definitely came early.
Happy Valentine's Day everyone!
Happy Valentine's Day everyone!
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