Christmas in November
When I left New Jersey and went back to California, it hurt my
relationship with my boyfriend to a point where he stopped answering
my calls. Eventually, I gave up trying. This is why they say long
distance relationship never works.
I had a dilemma. My vacation has already been approved by my employer
and I had already bought a non-refundable ticket long before all these
happened. I decided to just go and see what happens even though we
haven’t spoken for months. I thought I would give it one last
chance.
Since I was not sure what was waiting for me when I got to New
Jersey, I needed a plan B. What would I do during that long weekend
all by myself in case he refused to see me? It was that time of the
year when they light the tree in New York City, the lighting
ceremony at Rockefeller Plaza which happens the week after
Thanksgiving. That year it was going to be on November 30, 2010. I
thought I should see it. So, I booked a hotel near Central
Park.
Thanksgiving was coming up and stores advertised more than any other
time of the year. Every time I saw Macy’s ad, their logo, the star
kept grabbing my attention. Especially when I saw it on their window
at the mall and right below it it said, “The Magic of
Macy’s.”
Well, he didn’t refuse to see me. It was quite the opposite. He was
so happy to see me. We took the train to New York. We walked around the city. We saw what appeared
to be the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, which was surprising
because Thanksgiving was over.
We went to the Christmas market by Christopher Columbus Circle. We saw the Christmas decorated horse drawn carriages at Central Park. We bought some roasted chestnuts from one of the street vendors, which actually tasted good. They reminded me of the Philippines. My mom used to make them around Christmas time.
We went to the Christmas market by Christopher Columbus Circle. We saw the Christmas decorated horse drawn carriages at Central Park. We bought some roasted chestnuts from one of the street vendors, which actually tasted good. They reminded me of the Philippines. My mom used to make them around Christmas time.
Finally, we went to see the Christmas tree at Rockefeller Plaza. The
tree looked magical. There was this lady who approached us and asked
us if we wanted our picture taken. It was an instant photo. She had
her printer with her and everything. We decided to go for it. When the
picture was ready, I looked at it and there it was―the star, right above us.
When you take a chance, you’ll be surprised what could happen. It
turned out to be the most unforgettable night of my life, filled with
wonderful moments. It was the best Christmas I ever had and it was not
even December.
Wishing you both a lifetime of love and happiness...A Blessed Christmas Ate😘 God bless you always🙏
ReplyDeleteHòpe it will a long and lasting love..wishing you both a very merry christmas Relli😘❤❤❤
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful love story! Truly the magic of destiny. You’re both destined for each other. Let the love guide both you for a lifetime of happiness. 💕
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