Travel Dust
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Lisbon, Portugal (by acampm1)
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“Children are one third of our population and all of our future.”— Select Panel for the Promotion of Child Health, 1981 (via emotional-algebra)
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San Antonio
Zambales -
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Shakespeare
After island hopping and eating somewhere in the middle of the city we walked to a nearby bus stop…
friend 1: there’s no cab…
friend 2: guys! pictuuuure!!!
us: *smile*
me: Ummm…it’s going to rain.
friend 1: there’s really no cab!
me: *looks up* It’s really going to rain!
friend 3: Oh my God, guys!!!
friend 4: That looks like a mall! *points*
me: I think we should cross. Higher chance of getting a cab there..
friend 3: Let’s cross na..
friend 1: Tara! (Let’s go!) *suddenly runs*
us: HUH? *startled* runs across like 6 pieces of dice thrown on the street*
after 5 seconds, rain drops started to fall…
me: UMUULAN NAAAAA! WAAAAH!!! (IT”S RAINING! WAAAAH!)
us: *laughing*cars started coming*someone screams*goes through shrubs*crosses again & goes through parked cars & parking barriers*
friend 1 and 3: *cuts a line and gets in one cab each* (they didn’t know there was a line)
Then it was like a typhoon…for a few minutes.
We looked really stupid!! If you know Ayala Center in Metro Manila or any business district with malls, imagine seeing a group of girls in resort/beach wear scrambling, laughing and screaming across - jaywalking (or running?), the main street. It felt and looked like we were in a movie!! Good times!!!
Key takeaway here: bring an umbrella. And jaywalk if no choice lol
