s-u-m-m-e-r.....
u know it when its getting close. u go home at 4 in the morning expecting to get the chills, only to feel hot! no, not that kind of heat... hehehe. only to feel the warm air. ayan... summer na! summer na! its that time of the year when we dont get to wear our lacoste or springfield jacket (i wish i had one to NOT wear during this kind of weather...). this is the time when all of you chicks can show off your tan lines. wear those tube and spag-strapped top babyyyy!
'pare, meron ako alam maganda puntahan this summer. la pa masyado pumupunta. sa ilocos lang, sa pagudpud. 12 hours drive lang. parang road trip!' - fort. nyek... that was wayyy back in college. it started the ongoing tradition of our barkada to drive for more than 12 hours, endure the never-ending roads (parang pare-pareho lang dinadaanan natin a) wherein blood stops flowing from waistdown, just to get away (talagang away na to e) and unwind from our test-copying, classroom-sleeping days at school. 3 driver changes, 5 stopovers for kodakan moments (which would not be complete without stopping by Vigan), 2 full tanks and then bam! we're still not there.. 'ayan, malapit na! kita na yung beach oh!'. only to find out, Ilocos Sur pa lang... i even remember onyx counting all the bayans that we passed thru, writing every bayan on an old mcdo receipt. and after finishing all the CDs we brought, we tried the radio. only to get feed from taiwanese radio stations! hehehe. so after a gruelling 12 hours of travel, we finally arrived. the sand was white with kms of beach front, the water was clear and that familiar beach scent lingering everywhere.
the scenic view.. sunset at Pagudpud.. white sand..
3 days and 2 nights are not enough. the whole stay would not be complete without playing beach volleyball, eating lobsters, drinking till u pass out on the sand, building sand castles (only to fail miserably) and visiting the falls there (i forgot the name. basta u have take the Patapat viaduct to get there.). the place is not-so-delevoped pa, adding to its peaceful and innocent aura (or at least during our first trip there).
Patapat viaduct.. view from the top (or at least from the top of the falls). if you'll look closely, you can see Taiwan!
'this is life...' - marlon, while sipping a cold beer lying on the cool sand. we've come to love the place and seem to forget about the loooong trip (and planning sessions. naks!). a sort of a barkada tradition that has only the date to settle when planning on a summer trip. so we ask ourselves, 'was it all worth it?'. you bet it was. it was sooo worth it that we made it a point to go there every summer from then on.
kodak moments! ihaw moments!
i'll see you this summer!
'pare, meron ako alam maganda puntahan this summer. la pa masyado pumupunta. sa ilocos lang, sa pagudpud. 12 hours drive lang. parang road trip!' - fort. nyek... that was wayyy back in college. it started the ongoing tradition of our barkada to drive for more than 12 hours, endure the never-ending roads (parang pare-pareho lang dinadaanan natin a) wherein blood stops flowing from waistdown, just to get away (talagang away na to e) and unwind from our test-copying, classroom-sleeping days at school. 3 driver changes, 5 stopovers for kodakan moments (which would not be complete without stopping by Vigan), 2 full tanks and then bam! we're still not there.. 'ayan, malapit na! kita na yung beach oh!'. only to find out, Ilocos Sur pa lang... i even remember onyx counting all the bayans that we passed thru, writing every bayan on an old mcdo receipt. and after finishing all the CDs we brought, we tried the radio. only to get feed from taiwanese radio stations! hehehe. so after a gruelling 12 hours of travel, we finally arrived. the sand was white with kms of beach front, the water was clear and that familiar beach scent lingering everywhere.
the scenic view.. sunset at Pagudpud.. white sand..
3 days and 2 nights are not enough. the whole stay would not be complete without playing beach volleyball, eating lobsters, drinking till u pass out on the sand, building sand castles (only to fail miserably) and visiting the falls there (i forgot the name. basta u have take the Patapat viaduct to get there.). the place is not-so-delevoped pa, adding to its peaceful and innocent aura (or at least during our first trip there).
Patapat viaduct.. view from the top (or at least from the top of the falls). if you'll look closely, you can see Taiwan!
'this is life...' - marlon, while sipping a cold beer lying on the cool sand. we've come to love the place and seem to forget about the loooong trip (and planning sessions. naks!). a sort of a barkada tradition that has only the date to settle when planning on a summer trip. so we ask ourselves, 'was it all worth it?'. you bet it was. it was sooo worth it that we made it a point to go there every summer from then on.
kodak moments! ihaw moments!
i'll see you this summer!
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