It’s been a while…
Yeah, it’s really been a while since I’ve blogged.
Last Sunday, we were having our usual trip to Dumanjug. It’s south of the city and it’s on the other side of the island. Before going there, we decided to have mass in Redemptorist (since I really didn’t wanna have mass at night being all exhausted). Woah! There really are a lot of cute babies on Sunday mornings. =P Why do babies have mass that time anyway? Haha
After the mass we stopped by Fooda to grab a bag of Lays and some drinks. Then we’re off to Dumanjug. We took the SRP; I love it ’cause you can really go fast there! =D Before we leave the only cool road in Cebu, my mom just said that we’re going to Vietnam next week. "Oh cool, okay" and that was it! Then the music again took control of the car. My mom and dad didn’t even seem really surprised about our apathy. Actually, I’m okay with Vietnam. We haven’t really visited our Asian neighbors. =P
We arrive in Carcar. We had our usual lunch beside that big shoe (you can’t miss it) while my mom and dad were getting the oh so famous Carcar lechon. Honestly, I like CNT better. Haha I flipped up an entreprenuer book my mom bought. Oh yeah, I’m supposed to make a business this summer… Now what should I make? =)
Okay, now we’re done with lunch. We circled the huge roundabout; we ignored all those chicharon and ampao guys this time; we got bored of it. I’m craving for ampao now… Grr… >:( Haha My mom told us where we’re actually going. We’re going to the states this Sunday. I don’t know. I don’t really feel excited for some reason. I want to go experience other cultures. Where in the world can’t I see American culture?! Just go to MTV and you’re in. I wanna’ go to Morroco or Turkey or something. Not the states. I don’t think it would really be surprising that we gave the same response like last time… "Oh cool, okay".
In Dumanjug, we stopped by this German restaurant. I can’t say it’s the best looking place I’ve been to, but it’s really homey — the province kind of homey. This guy actually makes his own drinks! And they taste great.
So we’ve finally arrived to our destination. A two hour long trip for five minutes of respect to our dead grandparents.
On coming back, we decided to eat at that German restaurant I’ve mentioned. The food’s actually good. And I’ve said, it’sn’t exactly the best looking place ever. I still like Boruschia (if that’s how you spell it!) a lot better. Maybe it’s because we always bring wine, and our wine glasses!
After the long trip, I arrived home. That’s when I started making a script for my religion project (thank God I didn’t have to make the movie though!)
That’s about it. Oh yeah, I have a new haircut. =P
