I stayed at the Montebello Villa Hotel.
On the first day, we stayed in a deluxe room. However, since it cost 4000 pesos, we moved to a standard room (2400 pesos) from the second day onwards.
However, Lily couldn't stay overnight, so we had a relative look after her.
The morning of December 3rd.
Lily will stay home alone.
My younger sister was taking care of it.
It seems he was being affectionate, playing with a plastic bottle and napping with it.
It seems that at night, she would get into bed and sleep while being held in someone's arms.
Above all, it seems that Grace has become captivated by Lily, who behaves just like a human child.
Lily's smile when I visited after a three-day absence.
It's so hot that his tongue is sticking out, but it seems he's always had a fan blowing on him.
Graca lives in this house and takes care of the baby.
Gigi's relatives, the couple who live in this house, work for a Japanese company in Mactan.
It comes with a refrigerator, TV, and audio system—everything you need.
I ate dinner and drank plenty of water, 'Daddy, let's play!'.
Um, I'm definitely not pregnant.
But Gigi says she wants a baby soon...
I was made to practice how to hold a baby.
By the way, Graca is 16 years old. Looking for a Japanese boyfriend (lol)
We are busy every day, going to the Japanese consulate to register our residency, getting our driver's licenses translated, and applying for 13A visas at immigration.
Gigi is currently taking driving lessons to get her driver's license.
Thanks to that teacher, I was able to complete the procedures at the LTO (Land Transport Office in Mandaue, similar to Japan's Ministry of Transport) in just one hour.
Since it usually takes a day, this was very helpful.