Sunshine Never Dull

Here's a hard fact: My parents never want me on a motorcycle. Another hard fact: There's me driving a motorbike in Siargao.  🙊 So here's my fair share of Siargao story--not really. While I was driving my mom home from the office, after having been gone from an official business in Siargao, I had to admit to my parents that I drove a motorbike.. okay, fine..A scooter!  (coz I'm really a bad liar and I end up admitting no matter what)  :p Hoping that I get their validation for what I did despite knowing they dread the idea of me even just getting a motorcycle back ride I said: Me : Ma, I drove a motorcycle in Siargao. Mama : *with a grin* kahibaw na baya ka . (you already know..) (shocks, I just placed my butt in trouble)  >.<  haha Me : Daghan mangud kayko ug lakaw, resort to resort to push papers. Mas maka save if I drove a motor myself.  ( I had so many errands to do resort to resort to push papers. I'd be able to save more if I drov

Different sitatutions and environments require us to adjust time after time because we meet people of different frequencies. Everyday we get to deal with people of all sorts; some people are all sunshine and smiles, while some seem to have had spilled their coffee and inevitably had to miss their dose in the morning. In anyway, we still have to deal with them. Over the week, I have been contemplating about an unwed couple whom I deal with almost on a daily basis. The guy used to be an acquaintance and the girl, I just recently met, and now we co-exist as if we do not exist. Let me reserve my personal take on this for the last part of this blog. THE BACKSTORY Everything used to be fine until one day I got a message that struck me. While, having dinner out with my friends, the girl messaged me saying if there was anything else she needed to know about what her partner was chatting me. This got me puzzled and I tried to recall as far as I can, if there were any message