What to do for Father's Day | The Mix
Father's Day is just around the corner and for this post I'll be sharing with you guys a list of things to do and places to eat to celebrate Father's Day. Enjoy!
- For the simplest idea, you can create a DIY Card, preferably some sort of Collage and something that has your family picture.
To make it even more sentimental, serve your dad or Husband Breakfast in bed, along with a personalized mug and pancakes... You can even decorate the pancakes with maple syrup or using a sterilized syringe without the needle and writing #1 DAD on them.
- You can opt to buying your dad/husband/lolo that particular gadget instead of settling for the usual socks, just to make this time different.
- Go on an out of town trip. Somewhere you can go on and rough it out a bit, like maybe in Casa Astillero, Calatagan Batangas or in Majayjay Falls where you can grab your tents and camp out under the stars, or stay in a resort like Batis ng Aramin (Lucban, Quezon) and enjoy the Wall Climbing, Rappelling and zip line rides, swim and have a cook out while enjoying the fresh air of the province.
Or you can go Glamping (I recommend Nurture Wellness Village in Tagaytay) and let your dad/husband/lolo enjoy nature while not worrying about who will do the dishes and relax.. Of course you can still do the camp fire thing with smores..- If you're not liking the long drive, there's always the Hotel Staycations to go for... Here's my friend Millie's post on Highly Recommended Staycations and Dining Treats for this year's Father's Day Celebrations.
- How about having the dad on an all you can eat buffet- Your Treat of course! hehehe.. I recommend Sambokojin or Yakimix, Vikings and Buffet 101... Even Tramway along Roxas Blvd. for those on a tight budget.. :)
- If you're still not sure where to go, you can Download or check out #Zomato as they have a Father's Day Collection list on places that's highly recommended by fellow foodies on the best place for Father's Day...
Or if you're out of budget and out of time, just show with your actions that you appreciate your dad/lolo/husband. I remember my parents everytime it's father's day or mother's day and I'd ask what they want, the only thing they'd tell me is:
"Basta magpakabait ka anak, masaya na ako at magandang regalo na yun."
:)
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Great tips for Father's Day! I definitely trying a few of these out :) thanks!
ReplyDeleteGreat tips. Ours is a simple lunch. A little of running around in the park. A quick dalaw sa church. Simple but super fun.
ReplyDeleteYour dad's message to you at the end of the post was so sweet naman. Too bad I read this after fathers day na. But maybe we can do these things some other time. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat suggestions! Spending time with them is the best gift.
ReplyDeleteThis father's day was quite a fail for me kasi plano ko sana syang isurprise kaya lang na late ako ng gising! haha!
ReplyDeletemy kids made a scrapbook with a long letter inside, very sweet :)
ReplyDeleteGreat tips. We usually stay at home and cook delicious meals instead of going out or planning a vacation :)
ReplyDeleteWe ate out on father's day. Sabi ko sa partner ko yun na ang father's day gift ko sa kanya. Hahaha! The most important thing is that, we were all together. =) Thanks for the tip, I'll consider them on next celebrations. =)
ReplyDeleteshopped for dad shirts last fathers' day, will keep Casa Astillero in mind. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteBuffet FTW! Always great value for money :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for this wonderful Father's Day gift ideas! I loved all your suggestions especially the breakfast in bed that's so practical, sweet, and easy to do! Belated Happy Father's Day to your dad and your kids' dad!
ReplyDeleteI also just encourage my kids to give handmade gifts to family members. It's more personal and from the heart.
ReplyDeleteLast Father's day we ate out twice- lunch and dinner.
ReplyDeletexoxo
MrsMartinez
My son and I bought practical gifts for my husband: a polo shirt and new handkerchiefs. He liked these Father's Day gifts, and he's now using them.
ReplyDeleteWhen I was younger, I remember making a father's day card for my Dad. I wanted to write a long, heartfelt dedication yet somehow I always ended up with "Happy Father's Day, I love you" :D
ReplyDeleteDidn't celebrate this year's father's day, but we can always make everyday 'father's day', right? Thanks for the ideas!
ReplyDeleteWe weren't able to celebrate last father's Day because I was about to give birth at that time. :(
ReplyDeleteIts staycation for us although we avoided the Father's Day crowd by celebrating it a week early :)
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