I find it amusing that sometimes while doing stuff that I
think will make my son happy, I end up as the one more excited about them.
One example I can think of right now: I was the one who
introduced my 5-year old child to play Lego, Tomica trains and Matchbox/
Hotwheels diecast cars. In the long run, I found myself the one collecting those toys and have hoarded quite a number of
them in my room and in our attic.
Last January 4, I did it again. I brought my wife and our
little Charles to the amazing show Disney on Ice at Araneta Coliseum through
the help of our friends from Magnolia Chocolait.
Dare to Dream... that's the theme of the latest
ice-skating spectacle that we watch annually. While waiting for the show to
start, I can't help but daydream for a moment and walk down memory because I
was surrounded by things that reminds me of my younger years.
Just being back inside the Big Dome gives me the chill of
those classic Ginebra-Purefoods basketball games that I witnessed live more
than two decades ago. For a die-hard Robert Jaworski fan like me, I will
forever cherish the good times of winning and even the lessons learned of
loosing. Err, let's forget the loosing part.
This time, I did not watch action-packed hardcourt action
but the excitement inside the coliseum was equally awesome not to mention that
majority of screaming fans were not even born when I saw my first basketball
game there.
Combining the contemporary stories of two modern-day
princesses, Rapunzel and Tiana, with the classic elegance of Cinderella and
Snow White, Feld Entertainment's Dare to Dream whisked audiences away on wonderful
journeys where dreams really do come true. From the lighting and scenery to the
music, choreography and costumes, each element of Disney On Ice: Dare to Dream
magically combined to mesmerize the entire family. Of course, Mickey Mouse and
the gang composed of Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy and
other well-loved Disney characters were also there to make it more memorable
for kids of all ages.
My wife and I grew up watching Walt Disney cartoons and
to see them come to life in an ice-skating extravaganza with our son is truly
magical. The experience made us feel like kids again.
After the show, I saw a booth of Magnolia Chocolait with a display of their products in tetra packs at the entrance of the Big Dome. Back in the days, we had
this choco drink delight delivered right to our door step... in bottles. I
asked my son if I can try his drink just a little sip. Ahhh... the sweet taste
of childhood is still there, indeed.
Today, Magnolia Chocolait is double the fun with its
creamy milk chocolate taste. Now in new packs featuring well-loved Disney
characters, available in 110ml, 250ml and 1 liter packs. For exciting
promotions and updates about this product we all love, just like their FB page www.facebook.com/MagnoliaChocolaitPH
or visit www.magnoliachocolait.com.
After the show, we went home happy with a lot of stories
to tell our friends and relatives. I'm pretty sure that years from now, my
toddler will have his own tales and wonderful memories to share to the world.
Have a bigger and better 2015, everyone! Let's drink (for
kids, it's definitely Magnolia Chocolait) to that!
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