Hello there my lovely hivers!!!
I'm gonna share with you the moments we create with friends. After we ate, and made our tummy full we decided to walk around and share some chit chat. This happened before the earthquake, we were so happy at that time that we got to bond with each other after a long time. We were talking about our schools and our grades of what we were up to, and that made me think that we do have a different circle of friends and still we go back to each other.
Every fiesta, it's the time we would see each other. I can still remember those times that we were still in high school and we were complete at that time. Now that we have different priorities, it's rare that we would be complete in a fiesta. Every fiesta of my friend's place they would invite us but there was one time she didn't invite us all but it's just fine.
The lights from their place were visible on the street plus the sound of their disco was very loud it's like it's pumping our hearts.
The chit chat was really great that it made us make a circle on the side road. We were just minding our business and thankfully that there aren't people telling us to not talk on the road.
The funny part was my friend was concerned about the mannequin on the side of the road without any shirt on so she decided to put the cardigan of my friend on that mannequin. We were just laughing when she put it in, even when the owner was looking at my friend. It just made my day.
My friend, had little money so she bought us 1 juice with 5 straw on it. We were sipping it together and our head got bumped to each other. We were just laughing, since we looked so childish.
Then we decided to cross the road and continue the chit chat we talked about earlier. Being, a psychology student, and talking with my friend just helps me a lot. I now understand why they are going through such things and I didn't directly judge them based on what I see. The chit chat of us, gets hotter minute by minute and by that I was telling my friends what I thought and I was right hahahahh.
We were taking a lot of pictures, just to have q memories together.
As we keep talking, that made my throat dry and I really wanted to drink a juice but then I should treat them since it looks so bad if I'm just the one who was drinking it.
My friend suggested that we should go to my friend's house since it's tiring to stand up for an hour. I am not the only one who was thirsty hahahahahhaha it's the whole group drinking water from the dispenser.
We also lit a candle in their chapel, and the candles cost 5 pesos each I think so I bought 5 of them.
On the side of the chapel, the disco was held on the open space. There aren't private space for the chapel to pray. The sound was really strong but they just didn't mind it they were just enjoying the beat.
Every fiesta, the disco is always present and I always had a pocket money. Just like this we spontaneously get inside to this disco booth and the fee was 40 pesos each. It was quite expensive just for an hour since it's already 11:00 pm and I have a class tomorrow.
I didn't enjoy my time here, we were just standing while some of my drinking happily dancing and even got to jump when the music gets nice. I felt too uncomfy since the speaker was on our side. For me not to feel out of place, I copied them jumping and enjoying the music. Since one of my friends was heartbroken that time hahahha, she was enjoying the music line " Tell me, who's that girl" that made us have an energy to cheer her up.
The moment that the wire exploded it was sparking everywhere and at first we thought it was a fireworks since it was fiesta. But some of the people sounded so nervous and that made us think it was the wire and we were just right. That made the people in the disco booth, panicked and immediately ran outside to the road. 3 of us were holding hands and running outside, while some of our friends were heading home. We got split out because we panicked.
We were laughing when we saw each other. And that stops the disco and we continue our chit chatting. Then, around 12:00 am I planned to go home.