Since I wasn't able to join last week, I would be talking about my first crush and my first date here. :)
FIRST CRUSH:When I was on my later years in primary school, I had a crush with a boy named
F. He was taller than most of my male classmates and was very
good looking. He is my English teacher's son. Since his last name starts with A and mine starts with P, it was expected that we don't sit near each other, right? But for reasons I don't know, her mom would always call me to sit next to his son! We would talk, share books and study together. And sometimes, I would catch her Mom looking at us and smiling. (*Blush!)
Did you know that at a very young age, I told myself that I would marry someone like F? But classmates were all we could ever be. Because just after a year of having known him, our family moved to another city and I completely forgot about him. It was when I married Fred that I realized that fate granted that silent wish I asked when I was younger. Yes, I married someone like F.
Tall, good looking and also named Frederick. Wishes are still granted? Of course, especially when we asked it to the letter! :)
FIRST DATE:My first date was a flop! I expected it to be. Here's why:
1. I wasn't interested with the boy I was with. My classmates just arranged the date.
2. He liked me but he wasn't in loved with me yet.
3. He was too nervous to know what to do on a first date.
4. I have zero knowledge on what girls should do on a first date.
And because there was no kilig factor, the food tasted bland, the movie was ho-hum and the minutes we spent on the way home seemed like eternity!
After about a year, I had my first real date. It was
very romantic. Maybe because I was in loved with the man I was with. We went up on a
ferris wheel and just talked about ourselves while
looking at the stars in the sky. (Hahaha, cheesy!) And though it was already late, I didn't notice it because we both felt then that there were still so many things to talk about! Only when my chaperone (yes, they still exist!) called me that I realized I had to go home. Those were the days. I still feel good whenever I remember them. Reminiscing those moments still makes me smile. :)
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The Marketing Group enjoyed the food! It was a break from the usual adobo and pork chop or what-have-you that we eat at nearby canteens. But I enjoy the food more because they're free! :)
