Goodbye

Bien Louis Cruz Fermin

September 24, 2011 - August 23, 2012

We are deeply saddened by your passing. You left so suddenly when a better life was just within your grasp but it is still a blessing that you will no longer feel any pain.

As tragic as it is, your life has ended before it can even begin but nevertheless, you have put a smile on our faces and you have touched the hearts of many.

Farewell, little one.

Simple Shrimp Pasta

My attempt on the simplest shrimp pasta based on recipes I found online. It was okay given I have used what I only had here. If I have fresh herbs, it could have been better (plus garlic bread of course).

Also, nicer (for presentation) with spaghetti or angel hair pasta.

Not My Kind of Pain

Two aches that I hate the most - headache and toothache. I got them both last night, the bad kind, and still is bothering me until today. I need to get my teeth pulled soon. I wonder how many milligrams of antibiotic I need to take before the big day. I can deal with fever and cough and colds but not these two. It leaves me incapacitated. I just want the pain to go away.

Post Birthday Celebration

Yumminess and happiness! That's how I would describe that day.
My sister treated us for a hearty lunch at Holy Cow! I loved the baby back ribs and Dezato mochi ice cream! We also stopped by Toy Kingdom like we always do.

Cowboy Combo Platter and Creamy Clam Chowder

Lonestar Grilled Pork Chop

Captain Grilled Salmon

Ranch Steak and Ribs

Mochi Ice Cream

Longanisang Intsik

One of the simplest and easiest to prepare yet very delicious fried rice that I love to eat - Sinangag na may longanisang Intsik (Chinese sausage fried rice). A cup of hot cocoa will be perfect with it :)

Getting there

"Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you."

Last July 30, the story of Bien Louis Fermin was featured in Sharon, Kasama Mo Kapatid. The show helped Bien to complete the needed money for his liver transplant in Taiwan. The family is very grateful to everyone who helped, shared, and prayed. This is only the beginning.

In a month, he will be undergoing liver transplant in Taiwan and a brighter life awaits him. We continue to ask for your prayers for a successful operation and fast recovery.

Again, thank you very much for giving baby Bien the gift of life.



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