What did you do tonight?

 it was a great ladies week for me.  

my friends and i (people in the house) decided that we should all pick a night wehre we could all dress up and look pretty and have dinner somewhere that's no where near cafeteria food. so we went out last wednesday, we went to this place called Rubyos-- it was a very pretty place to dine in, the kind where our parents take us for special occasions. and so we sat, even tried to pretend that one of my friend's was celebrating her birthday just so we could have a free birthday cake or something, but no matter how hard we try to exaggerate our conversation about her birthday, the waitress seems to be deaf. hahaha

anyway, it was all good. we had a great night, had some cocktails, delicious food, and a very expensive dinner. but it was all worth it. every penny of it! hahaha the funny thing was we ended up having dessert at Coldrock for some donut ice cream (YUM!) and two of my friends were still hungry so they bought a pizza on our way home. 

then of course we thought, why end the night so early if we could extend it? we drank some more at the house. GOOD TIMES! : )

then thursday, spent the day watching red ridinghood with my cousin and her best friend. man that movie was sooo bad. "I could eat you up!" like really, swear, a children's book to that? gosh. plus the fact that i spilled my drink in the cinema. 

BUT, no worries.

after watching the movie we decided to go to Newtown for dinner and reach the happy hour for some drinks. the good thing about this was that i found MY drinking place. you know how you feel at home in a certain restaurant or a bar, well, this is THE place for me. felt like i was in college again... IC's bar. : ) GOOD TIMES! hahaha 

after drinking a very strong mango daquiri, we ate indian food for dinner. it was actually really good. it was, in fact, the first time that i had indian food. seriously. i dont know why though, since we usually eat spicy stuff... but then again, the Philippines is known for having different kinds of cuisines, but not really indian, more like persian. diba?

after all this, im starting to miss... to miss... filipino food. adaobo, bulalo, tapa, longanisa, tuyo.. TAHO! ugh. i miss home food. period.