From Pandi to Ortigas: My Rainy NCR Errand, Bus Rides, EDSA Walks, and PAG‑IBIG Payment Journey
Hello Hive Fam! Most especially my ever‑supportive Hive Friends all over the world, I’m back again to share another slice of my everyday life. Apologies, I was supposed to post this on same day where my activities were done. However, my internet connection wasn't fine. Anyways, this week's agenda (particularly Tuesday) brought me to the National Capital Region, and I want to take you along my journey.
I started my day by riding a bus at the terminal of our town, about 10 minutes away from my house. While waiting for departure, I took random photos inside the bus and of the wet market beside it.
After almost two hours, I arrived at the Trinoma P2P Bus terminal in Quezon City. From there, I walked for about 15 minutes before boarding the bus carousel going to the jeepney terminal in Starmall EDSA‑Shaw.
Before my walking time in EDSA, I needed to climb up the MRT station in Ortigas and go down to the path where walking was allowed. Along EDSA, I took random photos of the road, the front of SM Megamall, Mega Tower, and a part of Starmall.
After that, I rode a jeepney going to the PAG‑IBIG Housing Sector office in Shaw Boulevard, Mandaluyong City to pay part of my delinquent housing loan amortization. I’m not allowed yet to avail of restructuring, so I had no choice but to pay to make my account active again. My transaction finished after almost an hour of waiting.
When I stepped out of the office, I was surprised; it was raining! Despite the weather, I patiently waited for a jeep going back to Starmall, determined to head home.
That’s it for now. I’ll share the remaining activities in separate posts. Please bear with me if my photos aren't of good quality. Honestly, I'm still not feeling well but needed to do my errands.
Thank you, Hive Fam and my dear Hive Friends, for taking the time to read my NCR errand story. Your support means so much to me, and I’m grateful to share my everyday experiences with this wonderful community. Until my next blog, keep safe and keep shining!