Hello my dear Hivers. Today, I’ll be sharing again about the time during our monthly program. This monthly program actually happens once a week, every Monday.
For this time, the venue was still the same as before which is at the barangay hall. The only thing is, there are no chairs available in the place, but the good thing is the floor isn’t dusty so it was totally fine for the probationers to just sit on the ground.
Fast forward, after our session ended, there was actually a surprise pack lunch that arrived, sponsored by someone. During the lecture and activity earlier, those probationers who answered and participated were given vouchers since the pack lunch wasn’t enough for everyone. That’s how Ma’am managed it. So yeah, minutes after the distribution of the pack lunch to those who participated, we went home.
We all rode in the car of one of the probationers, and thankfully all of us fit inside. We decided to just head straight to Jared’s house, and Jared together with Kuya Andrew would be the ones to get our pack lunch from the office.
When we arrived, we informed Jared’s kuya that we got there first since Jared was still at the office.
A few minutes later, Jared and Kuya Andrew also arrived, bringing the pack lunch. I then found out that the food was ordered from Angel’s Bakehouse. I honestly thought they only offered pastries and burgers, but surprisingly, they also had meals like this.
There were also soft drinks, but since I’m not really into drinks, I just gave mine to Keziah. Whenever there are free soft drinks during meals, I usually just give them to my companions. And by the way, Keziah already knows I’m not into soft drinks, so she gladly accepted it when I handed it over.
After eating, we did some videoke, and then we decided to take a nap since the weather was nice and the breeze was cool and refreshing. We ended up sleeping for about 3 hours, and then we went home.
By the way, here’s the view on the way to the highway.
These two friends of mine were still planning to eat somewhere after, but this time I decided not to join since I still had to feed Peanut.
When we got to the highway, my two friends told me they’d let me ride first, and after I got on, they would go eat. That was very thoughtful of them.
And that’s all for today’s blog, my dear Hivers. Thank you for reading!
