It was the feast day of Sto. Niño that day – January 16, 2011 (Sunday). We were invited to the house of our friend to have some lunch and bonding session with my former workmates. After few hours of jamming, we took our own separate ways.
Krizta, Karen and I (Gab) went to Luneta for some winding trip just to see the Dancing Fountain and to visit Gat Jose Rizal and Lapu-Lapu. We stayed there until 9 pm. After a humurous conversation, we decided to go back home and planned to just buy pizza and drinks for us to eat while chatting in the house. We unanimously agree, however, to our surprize, one bus going to Tagaytay passed by on our sight. And guess what?! This Krizta Beth Angeles, hailed the bus. And of course, what sort of things that Karen and I should do?... We then started the UNEXPECTED TRIP TO STARBUCKS TAGAYTAY. While on the road, we played in the bus. But not a cellphone game, nor newspaper puzzle. Guess what again?! A race inside a public bus. Yes, I repeat, A RACE INSIDE A PUBLIC BUS. Krizta and I had our race not on the hallway of the bus but over the seats from the back going to front. While, Karen was taking the video at the back while LOL-ing (laughing-out-loud). We had released our children in us. It seemed that we rent the bus on our own. Actually, we took a video of that crazy thing that the we did. (Click here to watch the video and by the way, kindly bear with the resolution of our video and pictures. Just understand that this was an unexpected trip thus we have no digital camera on us – just cellphone camera)
A few minutes after, the bus conductor said that it was already Tagaytay. We hurriedly gone from the bus. To our next surprize, it was almost a 16-degree temperature there that night. Wind was so cold and strong. And again, because that was unexpected trip, we have no comforter jackets with us. We felt frozen that time thus we immediately searched for a store to buy that “Jacket-With-Absolute-Necessity” just to warm our “starting-to-be-frozen-body”. Grrrrh... Wooooh...
After that unexpected shopping, we went to our target place – the Starbucks Tagaytay. We had our orders. (By the way, I am giving salute to the service crew there. Your costumer service is a “must-to-visit again.”) (WM) We had our table at the second floor and experienced there the total coldness that even hotness of our coffee did not last so long. But atleast, we had enjoyed our stay there with laughter. Even the wind laughed so loud as it made noises on the roof. We had sipped our coffee as if we had found the “Unexpected-Found-Aromatic-Coffee” of all time. HmmmmH. We encountered there many people. Some were foreign folks and some were fellow Pinoys. I just thought that maybe some of them were also like us that took the way to Tagaytay just to have there Starbucks Coffee being served there – UNEXPECTEDLY, TOO. Haha...
We just stayed there in about 1 ½ hour. After, the coffee soaked to our system, we had took our way back home again.
To end the journey, we had our stop to Baclaran Church. We prayed to Our Lady of Perpetual Help and give thanks to the Lord.
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