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Ajay is….
alone-ly
depressed
PMS-ing
mentally-blocked
in times like these,
San Miguel Strong Ice…. i like!
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yesterday, i had a break…a big one. after 3 days of hard work on meetings, trainings, presentations to CEO’s, and a total of 12 hours of sleep, my friends went to Synder in Malate and spent 4 hours in a private videoke room armed with loads of San Mig Light. Damn, it was worth it! I woke up at 1:00 p.m. the next day in time for my 2pm meeting. Hehehehehe.
Snyder, where’s Snyder? It pays to be crazy sometimes JD..good you were able to make it in time to your meeting:grin:
break.. dont i do it every day?
haha ok i took break from blogging haha
i watched dvd and ironed clothes
gin and tonic for me
Ah, so this is what fuels the spunk in your writing! That pix left me thirsty and scratching my dry throat. No such thing here in Q8 - just non-alcoholic stuff that sucks bigtime. Though there’s the occasional moonshine to drive our blues away, being a beer guy is no fun in this place.
Sha, haha..mukhang on a long break ka ngayon, and even your job is one long vacation. lucky you!
Synder is in Malate, ajay. Beside Gilligan’s. 200 per hour, over and above the bill. You should try it. Nice place. Very interesting.
Thanks for the tip JD. I work in the Malate area, hope to bump into you guys one of these days, just introduce yourself (the problem is: i hardly go out, lol)
San Mig… I always “export” a lot of them when I come home… never mind the other “pasalubong”, I just stuff my baggage out of Manila with San Mig… then drink it conservatively as if it was the last supply batch on Earth…
They’re such a good stuff…