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Pagkababa ko ng EDSA-Crossing, naisipan kong maglakad-lakad muna sa Greenfield District.

Ibang-iba na talaga siya sa pagkakaalala ko dito noon. May parang park sa gitna tapos marami ng magagandang kainan. Tumotyal na talaga yung lugar.

Sa park ang daming tao. Mga batang nagtatakbuhan, mga mag-syota naglalampungan at pamilyang nagpipicnic. Aba! Ginawang luneta ang totyal na park.

Tapos may tumutugtog sa katapat ng The Hub. Instrumental. Flute at Piano. Puro Christmas songs. Ang ganda lang ng rendition nila. May jazz flair yung mga kanta. Sarap mag-stop and stare kaso wala namang taong nakatigil so gora lang ako sa paglalakad.

Habang naglalakad na-gets ko tuloy kung bakit maraming magsyotang pinipiling tumambay lang sa park. Iba rin kasi yung feeling na kayo lang, naglalakad or magkatabing nakaupo. Staring at the moonlit sky. Tapos magkahawak ng kamay. Nakasandal yung ulo niya sa balikat mo. O di kaya, nakahiga ka sa hita niya. Hangsweet lang di ba?

Ako naman si inggetero. Tseh. Baduy kaya nun. hehehe

Pero parang solb ka narin sa mga ganoong moments with your ispeyshal samwan. Kilig moments. Tone down muna sa gastos and just cherishing every moment with each other.

Haay. Ako na ang walang lablayf. hahaha.


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  1. Senyor IskwaterDecember 29, 2012 at 1:16 AM

    hindi pa ako nakakapunta sa bahaging iyan ngunit narinig ko ngang maganda at pang-shala...

    i love totyal!

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  2. MamonDecember 29, 2012 at 1:37 AM

    Senyor: Shala nga talaga. Nahiya nga ako sa itsura ko dun e. haha. At bakit gising ka pa?! hehe

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  3. Archieviner VersionXDecember 29, 2012 at 7:23 PM

    Namiss ko to. hindi yung walang lablyp ah. Yung crossing sa EDSA at park :)

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  4. MamonDecember 30, 2012 at 2:33 AM

    Naabutan mo na ba yung park sa crossing?

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  5. Archieviner VersionXDecember 30, 2012 at 7:35 PM

    Yung park sa crossing yun ba yung tabi ng shangrila? Iyun ang nasa isip ko e.

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  6. Victor SaudadDecember 30, 2012 at 8:28 PM

    that kind of scenario as a date appeals to me somehow.

    However, I wouldn't be the guy you'd see making lampungan in a park.

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  7. MamonDecember 30, 2012 at 10:32 PM

    Archie: park sa tapat ng shangri-la. yung dating terminal ng jeep.

    Victor: syempre maganda lang yang scene in private pag pareho kayong lalake. hehe

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