The Book Depository site says my three books have all been dispatched. If all goes well, they should arrive within the week!
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Speaking of books, book swap with the girls (now also with Almi) at Starbucks 6750 Saturday night.
(Thanks to Andrea for the additional photos.)
Bought a cake and drink for poor Jaykie, who was sweet enough to drive me through hellish EDSA traffic.
Was it simply because it was a Saturday? It was awful! We left QC at around 6 and arrived at my place at 9 pm. We wanted to eat dinner in the Glorietta area, but the drive made us so hungry that we just decided to stop at the nearby KFC.
(I’ll tell you a secret: I had rice. I know! But I was so hungry!)
What went down:
- I got these books, while I lent Atwood’s The Robber Bride, French’s The Likeness, Joe Hill’s 20th Century Ghosts, and Carljoe’s The Kobayashi Maru of Love. (Andrea’s copy of Jonathan Carroll’s Glass Soup not in picture.)
- Fruit Ninja! Angry Birds! Nail polish!
- That very intelligent game where somebody asks a question, gives a page number and line number, and you have to find the answer in the book you’re holding.
- Example: “Who is your ideal partner? See Page __, line ___.” Me (checks book): “‘woman, right?'” (This actually happened.)
- I think the people around us were looking at us funny. But this is a book club! I swear!
- It’s not really a book club.
- A little girl named Kylie wandered into our corner. Cute kid, probably powered by espresso. I think she liked Jaykie. Big bear! :D
- The girl sat on Almi’s lap first, so I guess that means she’ll have a baby soon? Hihi.
- The little girl’s companion (father? uncle? brother) introduced himself and said he does tarot readings in Robinson’s (Galleria I guess?). He also gave us his number.
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The Mothership gave us this commemorative watch (made by Swatch). The company workshop that preceded it wasn’t so bad either.
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Badminton Friday. On Saturday, I did four rounds around the oval, so that’s at least 8 kilometers. I took an Alaxan after! Ha! I should get used to the pain.
Parang nasa sariling living room lang LOLLL
“Woman, right?” — definite highlight of the night heeh
WOMAN, RIGHT??? RIGHT???
Hahahahha. I love that very intelligent book game. All book clubs must practice it.
Kat and Kate: Aminin natin na bumenta yang woman, right na yan hahaha!