“Life is about the adventures you take and the memories you make. So travel often and live life with open eyes and an open heart.”
— Katie Grissom
Annyeonghaseyo Chingu ( Hello friends ) it's me Maya, it's been long time since I published my last blog, I hope you all doing great this past few days and weeks, and I am happy that I can share again my experience with my wonderful friends at the Newest Upper East Mega World, located in Bacolod City. So let's get started!
Having a college friends it's not really easy, new people, new environment, but being socialize and having communication, is the way of having it. This past weeks me, 
Actually this day, we have a practice for out Math Jingle, so while we are waiting for the other members we walk nearby in our practice area. This short day or let me say in this half day of waiting, we decide to spend our time together.
While we are entering in Upper East Mega World, we passed by this Big Masskara beside of the McDonald's. Then, while we are walking I took a picture of it. I also took a picture with this BMMC train, actually I don't have a idea why this train is there, so I did some research about this Train. I was shocked when I knew what and why this train is being displayed in Upper East Mega World. Because of being interested on this I researched it, so according to my research this BMMC train stands for Bacolod-Murcia Milling Company and this train is a Old sugarcane that farmers used to transport sugarcane. So, this train is also part of my town's history of how farmers do or work their jobs to supply sugarcane around Murcia and Bacolod. Spot.ph
As what I have mentioned in my past blog, my town Murcia is one of the town here in Negros Occidental Philippines having a big area of Sugarcane farm also one of the supplier and supplies sugar.
This White House captured my attention, this is also located beside the BMMC train and I also do a Research about this White House. According to Megaworld.corp, this White House (Mansion) pay a tribute to the historic institution of Bacolod-Murcia. It also an old bahay na bato (stone house) that used to be inside the former sugar milling complex.
We took pictures, as a memories that day, happy face and wide smile because we are so amazed on the structure of those different spots here in Upper East Mega World, talking some stuff and laughing, all things comes to our minds we talked with each other or we called it "chismis" in our dialect which is Hiligaynon.
As we go home, those experiences and happy moments with each other will be a great memories.
You've already reach the end of my blog, I hope you enjoy reading it, Thank you for reading chingu😄.
