Carol Banawa honors late mom with touching memories of the changing seasons

• Carol Banawa remembered her late mother, Celine, through a heartfelt tribute about the changing seasons
• The singer-actress shared how her mom loved watching leaves gradually change color before falling
• She recalled how blooming flowers and new leaves would bring back her mother’s happiness after winter
• Her message ended with words of longing and the hope of embracing her mama again

Carol Banawa remembered her late mother, Celine, by sharing how the changing seasons now remind her of the things her mama loved.

In the Instagram caption provided, the singer-actress wrote about her mother’s fondness for autumn leaves. Watching their colors slowly change was one of the simple pleasures she enjoyed.

“Isa sa mga paborito mong tanawin ay ang pagbabago ng kulay ng mga dahon. Tuwang-tuwa kang panoorin ang unti-unting pagbabago ng kanilang kulay hanggang sa tuluyan na silang malaglag,” she wrote.

For Carol, those familiar changes in nature now carry memories of her mother. Her tribute focused on the sights that made Celine happy, as well as the colder months that she did not enjoy as much.

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The singer recalled that her mom felt differently when the flowers disappeared, the leaves fell, and ice covered the surroundings. In her message, she described that part of the year as a sad and very cold sight for her mother.

“Hindi ka masaya kapag wala nang mga bulaklak, nalalagas na ang mga dahon, at napupuno ng yelo ang paligid,” she shared.

But that sadness would give way to happiness when the surroundings began to bloom again. Fresh leaves and flowers were things her mama looked forward to seeing after the cold.

“Pero bumabalik ang saya mo kapag nagsisimula nang muling sumibol ang mga dahon at namumukadkad ang magagandang bulaklak,” Carol continued.

These memories have given the passing seasons a personal meaning for the actress. She said she would now remember her mother whenever she saw leaves change color, watched them fall, or noticed flowers growing again.

Her message connected each of those moments to something her mama had loved. From autumn’s changing colors to the return of blossoms, the familiar sights have become reminders of their bond.

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“Nakikita kita sa lahat ng bagay sa paligid ko. Parang sa bawat pagbabago ng mga panahon, naroon ka pa rin, nagpapaalala sa akin ng mga bagay na minahal mo,” she wrote.

The tribute stayed close to those everyday memories. Carol remembered her mother through her reactions to the world around her, from the joy of watching colorful leaves to the happiness of seeing flowers return.

Toward the end of her message, the singer expressed just how much she misses her mama.

“Sobrang miss na miss na kita, Mama.”

She then closed with a farewell that spoke of seeing her mother again and sharing another embrace and kiss.

“Hanggang sa muli nating pagkikita. Hanggang sa huling yakap at halik, Mama.”

See Carol's post below:

Carol Banawa is a Filipina singer, actress, and healthcare professional who rose to fame in the Philippines through the youth-oriented show Ang TV and hits like "Iingatan Ka" and "Bakit 'Di Totohanin." Now based in the United States, she transitioned from full-time entertainment to medical care, successfully earning her Master of Science in Nursing degree.

In another report, Carol Banawa shared a deeply emotional open letter dedicated to her mother, Celine, as she continues battling cancer. The singer reflected on her mother’s once vibrant and graceful presence while expressing heartbreak over her current condition. Carol also conveyed a bittersweet sense of acceptance, telling her mother that it is okay to rest whenever the pain and exhaustion become overwhelming.

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Source: KAMI.com.gh