Wednesday, November 26, 2003
A DIFFERENT KIND OF HANGOVER
I'm at Hubsite right now and it's 6:30am. It's my first time here. I've heard so much about this place, and it's not so bad. In fact, it looks like a great place to play MMO games. It's spacious here and everything.
Anyways, we're back from our night out in Tagaytay. I didn't drink a single San Mig Light. I only enjoyed two Margaritas at Dencio's Bar and Grill. It was cold up in Tagaytay. Abbie drank four glasses, she went hyper afterwards. Karl had about six glasses, which still didn't have an effect on him.
Kevin and I ordered the same meal, Chicken BBQ for Php 98.00 and the rice was Php 40.00. For a decent Php 138.00 spent. Ed treated everyone to the tall glasses and pitchers of Margarita's. It almost tasted the same as the Green Mango shake. Basil & Gail had fruits and they didn't drink anything with alcohol in it.
After we finished there we proceeded down the road to a kubo venue overlooking Taal Lake, at night. We didn't see anything but lights coming from Batangas and the stars up in the sky. And there where lots of stars up in the sky. The guys had San Mig Light in cans. I didn't have the urge to even hold one in my hand. I swear, seeing and smelling it reminded me of throwing up at Charmagne's dorm last Thursday night after the recollection. Ayoko nga uminom ngayon...
I ended up in the van and I tried falling asleep. Basil & Gail were also there. It was hard falling asleep because we were parked next to the highway and if you'd shut your eyes, you would be distracted when you hear the sound of a giant bus or truck coming towards you at 80 kph... when actually it was passing by just meters behind the van.
I fell asleep and woke up dizzy around 4am. We were leaving. We went down the highway back into Dasmariñas to go back to our dorms, but we stopped at Hubsite.
I'm still feeling dizzy because the van doesn't have a good circulation of air in it. I mean, we were breathing each other's "exhaust". I was so dizzy because of that. Plus, we were five guys in the back seat on the way home. With us on this trip is Jay, Karl, Brian, Kelvin, Kevin, Lance, Andrew, Basil & Gail, and Abbie.
I'm at Hubsite right now and it's 6:30am. It's my first time here. I've heard so much about this place, and it's not so bad. In fact, it looks like a great place to play MMO games. It's spacious here and everything.
Anyways, we're back from our night out in Tagaytay. I didn't drink a single San Mig Light. I only enjoyed two Margaritas at Dencio's Bar and Grill. It was cold up in Tagaytay. Abbie drank four glasses, she went hyper afterwards. Karl had about six glasses, which still didn't have an effect on him.
Kevin and I ordered the same meal, Chicken BBQ for Php 98.00 and the rice was Php 40.00. For a decent Php 138.00 spent. Ed treated everyone to the tall glasses and pitchers of Margarita's. It almost tasted the same as the Green Mango shake. Basil & Gail had fruits and they didn't drink anything with alcohol in it.
After we finished there we proceeded down the road to a kubo venue overlooking Taal Lake, at night. We didn't see anything but lights coming from Batangas and the stars up in the sky. And there where lots of stars up in the sky. The guys had San Mig Light in cans. I didn't have the urge to even hold one in my hand. I swear, seeing and smelling it reminded me of throwing up at Charmagne's dorm last Thursday night after the recollection. Ayoko nga uminom ngayon...
I ended up in the van and I tried falling asleep. Basil & Gail were also there. It was hard falling asleep because we were parked next to the highway and if you'd shut your eyes, you would be distracted when you hear the sound of a giant bus or truck coming towards you at 80 kph... when actually it was passing by just meters behind the van.
I fell asleep and woke up dizzy around 4am. We were leaving. We went down the highway back into Dasmariñas to go back to our dorms, but we stopped at Hubsite.
I'm still feeling dizzy because the van doesn't have a good circulation of air in it. I mean, we were breathing each other's "exhaust". I was so dizzy because of that. Plus, we were five guys in the back seat on the way home. With us on this trip is Jay, Karl, Brian, Kelvin, Kevin, Lance, Andrew, Basil & Gail, and Abbie.
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