Give your parents their flowers while they are still around to smell them.
Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) Assistant Secretary Celine Pialago didn’t hold back in expressing her affection for her parents Sunday, June 6, which incidentally was both her mom and dad’s birthday.
(Photos from Asec Celine Pialago’s Facebook) “Happy Birthday Mommy Rosalinda Amor Burce and Daddy Danilo Carin Pialago Gusto ko lang ipagsigawan sa buong mundo na sobra ko kayong mahal at sobra akong nagpapasalamat sa pagsuporta niyo sa lahat ng desisyon ko sa buhay at sa walang sawang pagmamahal (I want to shout out to the world how much I love the two of you and how thankful I am for your support in every decision I make in life, on top of loving me tirelessly),” the MMDA spokesperson
on her Facebook. Asec. Pialago tagged both parents in her post and uploaded a selfie with each of them. “The best kayo! (You two are the best!) More Birthdays mommy and daddy! I love you both.
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