We headed to MOA at four in the afternoon. We were just entering the main building when we saw an officemate of mine waving at us. She was with her hubby and her 7 month old baby girl. Her baby was wearing a pink leggings. Soooo cute!!! A baby girl isn’t that bad after all, eh?

After a few chitchat, we went our separate ways. Perhaps reminded by his own baby on the way, Papa A suggested that we go to the department store and canvass for baby stuff.

We first checked out baby bottles. I didn’t realize that those plastic thingies can get really expensive! I let Papa A decide which brand he wants. After all, he’s the one who will buy them, anyway hehe. And he is more "brand conscious" than I am.

Next stop was the crib. Hmm, seems like things are getting more expensive nowadays. We decided that a plastic crib is better than a wooden one. It’s lighter to carry and can be adjusted easier when needed. There was this one particular crib that caught my attention.

It’s Graco Contour Electra Bassinet. It vibrates gently and has a nightlight and music center! It’s so cool! I love innovation! But the price is … wow! If things will go my way, this one will go in my list, even Papa A disagrees!

After getting acquainted with baby stuff, we felt that it’s time for dinner. We chose Pink Pepper (a French cuisine restaurant fronting Manila Bay) because we wanted to have a good view of the special fireworks display that day. With a very classy yet unpretentious ambiance, good food (try their pepper pink thin crust!), and a spectacular view of the Manila Bay sunset… hay I fell inlove again with the man beside me… (cheessyy!!!)

                      (fireworks display every weekend at 7 PM)

We ended our date with a movie. We watched 10,000 BC.  I personally didn’t like it, but if felt good to be just outside our own home DVD theater