Hello, my dear Hivers!
Today, I’ll be sharing with you what happened to my day.
So this morning, Mama and Papa said they were going to Bogo, and I was told to wait for them since they’d give me a ride. That day, I only had morning classes, and in the afternoon, we just rested and spent time at my classmate’s house, which is also near our school.
Around a quarter to 5, Mama arrived. So I got ready, did a quick face makeup retouch, and rode a tricycle to go to the school since they had parked there.
When I arrived, I saw that Papa was still talking with one of his friends. While waiting, I sat inside the car. Then I observed the sky-it was really beautiful. Very warm colors filled the sky and nothing could be missed because the light was way too good.
It felt like nature was at its best with the filter for me! Gosh! I took out my phone to capture some selfies. Well, here's the thing. I was hesitant, though. My front camera is already broken and most of the time, my selfies are blurry or weird. But to my surprise, the cellphone's camera cooperatedf with me this time, and the photos turned out great!
After Papa finished his conversation and it started to get darker, I suggested we grab a snack. I was already feeling hungry and craving some good street food—specifically, buchi! So we headed to Bogo Pantalan where there’s a stall that sells them. A serving of buchi only costs ₱25, and they also had fried isaw (grilled chicken intestines) for ₱5 each. But I only had the boochi.
They had this sauce mixed with many chili peppers, but I didn’t really try it, cause I’m not a spicy food person. But it really looked appetizing, right?
After our small adventure with street food, we went home. It was drizzling light at that time, but thankfully when we reached home, it had stopped—no more drizzle or anything else.
And that’s how my day went—simple moments, beautiful lighting, good food, and quality time. Thank you so much for reading, dear Hivers! Until next time!