So my grad school friends went out drinking last Saturday night as a
celebration of our one year in grad school. Somewhat felt kind of sad
because I'm not able to join them. I already went home in the afternoon
last Saturday because I'm somewhat not in the mood and can't wait for
them 'till 5pm. Went home around 1pm.
Decided to go to Cubao X to join W's amnesia night instead. Left the house around 5pm. Braced myself driving and passing the traffic in Edsa. Arrived at Cubao X around 8pm, been driving for almost 3 hours. Not used to go driving for 3 hours, my limit is 2 hours only.Got a
scratch on my car. When I parked my car, I'm not able to estimate my turn and scratch the side of the car in the island besides my parking slot.
Was a bit "violent" that night, as to what they say. Drank vodka 7, 2 San Mig light, 1 Magnun beer and 1 Tanduay ice. Drunk; very often to happen. I didn't had dinner that time, just ordered siomai. Slept for I don't know, few minutes or few seconds. Had to barf twice! Not in the restroom but just on the side. Yuck, I know.
We went home at 2 pm. Arrived home safe and sound at 3pm minus the scratch on my car.
Maybe I'm just under the weather. For those things to happen.
Contemplating whether I should have waited 'till 5 pm and joined my grad
school friends. Shouldn't got the scratch on my car and not became
somewhat "violent" that night.
I'll just try to make it up with them with our next night out. When? I
don't know. Maybe after mid terms or again, after our finals; which is
after four months.
I just enjoyed the moment. That's all...
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Monday, September 3, 2012
Saturday, April 14, 2012
Fun times...
Really had a great time with my Statistics group mates. The stress, the hours we spent from doing the final paper, the jokes and stories we shared. It was all great.
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Went to the mall alone, I'm such a loner! hahaha
I had my dinner at Sakae Sushi and ordered Tempura Ramen with Lychee shake.
There's a lot of foreign nationals when I'm having my dinner. Then there's two Asian guys seated near where I am eating. When the waitress approached them, they gesture or pointed at the Sushi buffet. Funny thing happened, I overheard the sort of conversation of the waitress and the two Asian guys.
Waitress: I'll just remind no left over please. (for the sushi buffet)
Two Asian guys: ???
Waitress: Bawal po magtira, ubusin po lahat ng kukunin [no left over, eat up all the ones you will get]
Two Asian guys: OK :D
They didn't understand English but they understood Tagalog. The other guy is trying to talk with the waitress with broken Tagalog. I just find it amusing.
The guy wearing the white polo shirt was the one who was talking with the waitress. I can't figure out what nationality are they. They are talking in an Asian language I'm not familiar with. It's not Japanese, Korean or Chinese. Not Vietnamese or Thai. Maybe a "province" language of their home country. When left the restaurant, I saw that the other guy's shirt has a Korean flag print. Maybe they are Koreans.
I just find it amusing really that they can interact in broken Tagalog but not in English.
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Went to the mall alone, I'm such a loner! hahaha
I had my dinner at Sakae Sushi and ordered Tempura Ramen with Lychee shake.
There's a lot of foreign nationals when I'm having my dinner. Then there's two Asian guys seated near where I am eating. When the waitress approached them, they gesture or pointed at the Sushi buffet. Funny thing happened, I overheard the sort of conversation of the waitress and the two Asian guys.
Waitress: I'll just remind no left over please. (for the sushi buffet)
Two Asian guys: ???
Waitress: Bawal po magtira, ubusin po lahat ng kukunin [no left over, eat up all the ones you will get]
Two Asian guys: OK :D
They didn't understand English but they understood Tagalog. The other guy is trying to talk with the waitress with broken Tagalog. I just find it amusing.
The guy wearing the white polo shirt was the one who was talking with the waitress. I can't figure out what nationality are they. They are talking in an Asian language I'm not familiar with. It's not Japanese, Korean or Chinese. Not Vietnamese or Thai. Maybe a "province" language of their home country. When left the restaurant, I saw that the other guy's shirt has a Korean flag print. Maybe they are Koreans.
I just find it amusing really that they can interact in broken Tagalog but not in English.
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