MAiSEN At Food Choices
I am really late in leaving the condominium to buy groceries. Left with my favorite Omega Speedmaster 38 mm on my left wrist, and my Apple watch on my right.
I am still at the check-out counter when it prompted that praying the rosary has started at the Greenbelt Chapel. So, I would be skipping the Mass at lunch time; but, I would attend later the anticipated Mass, which I was set out to do in the first place.
If I attended the 12:15 PM Mass, I would have eaten at MAiSEN in Greenbelt. The next best thing is to buy food at MAiSEN (one of the food stalls at Glorietta's food court) and eat it at Food Choices (Glorietta's food court). Frankly, I am enjoying the benefit of being a senior citizen when it comes to eating food with a discount. 😀 I ordered their Tenderloin Katsu.
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| Tenderloin Katsu |
I wanted to buy a sticker to put in my (incoming) UGREEN Fine track Slim Smart Finder to differentiate it from the one I already have. I have placed the Benedictine Cross sticker on the first which I plan to place in my wallet containing credit and debit cards. I was able to buy a pad of stickers at Fully Booked. It would either be a camera, a cassette tape, or a 3.5 inch floppy disk sticker for the second tracker. The second tracker will be placed in my wallet containing reward and loyalty cards.
Next stop is at Pacsafe Flagship Store in Glorietta 5. I bought a wallet strap. This is when I noticed that they also carry luggages. If I have known, I would have bought their Azpac luggage instead of ordering online. They call it their Trucker series, which is what I like because I do not "feel" the clam-shell design of most hard case luggages.
And, of course, chilled at The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf where I had a cup of tea while updating this blog.
After, walked my way to Greenbelt Chapel to attend the antcipated Mass.
I was able to pray the Precious Blood of Jesus Chaplet, and joined the community to pray the Divine Mercy Chaplet and the Rosary.
The anticipated Mass presider is Fr. Benny.
The Feast of the Santo Niño is celebrated in the Philippines. It is an extension of Christmas. It reminds us of incarnation, God's humility represented by the Child.
What's in a child? Humility. Simplicity. Obedience. Innocence. Honesty.
Total dependence on God. Submission to God's will.
The world cannot give us salvation. Only God can give salvation.
After the Mass, went to Mary, Mother of Hope Chapel at The Landmark.
On the way to the parking lot, saw Lord Stow's and bought a box of egg tart. Then, home.
Labels: Chromebook, food, grocery, mall, Mass, rosary, shopping, tea
posted by ~GFA~ @ 1/17/2026 01:31:00 PM
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