rode the bus home with jacq and rex today. it was pretty funny because rex was in between the two of us and he fell asleep halfway along the trip. can you imagine him with his eyes closed and mouth half-open, involuntarily leaning towards jacq every time the bus would come to a halt?!?! hilarious! i should've taken a video, or at least a picture. oh well, maybe next time.
anyway, i'm beginning to think i should try to take more bus rides with jacq--the ideas just come spewing out of our brains in the same manner that magma comes out from volcanoes. there's TUWA, which i still want to continue one of these days, there's our postgraduate studies, writing, preschool teaching or teaching religion or just teaching...and now there's our coffee shop/art haven/boutique! we already have a prospect for the venue (jacq's current house in QC, which they'll be evacuating in 3 years). we have all sorts of ideas already, like hosting film showings, open mic nights, exhibits for up-and-coming artists, painting workshops, etc.
i figured it would be nice to put up our quaint little cafe in a residential area that's also accessible to those outside the neighborhood. for the residents, it can be their local hangout place. and for the rest, it can be a place that would be worth the trip--just for the food, the events, the ambience. it also goes with my move-out-by-25 plan since i can just live in one of the rooms in the bungalow; wouldn't even have to commute to get to work! now that's the life. heeheehee. i'm so excited! what do you think? any future patrons out there? don't worry, we'll leave the cooking to an expert :)
jacq said that, out of all the things we were planning, we should really try to pursue at least one of them. i agree--and i can't wait!
speaking of moving out, i was at Kultura a while ago, window shopping while our German guest at work did some real shopping. i found some amazing pieces which i'd love to have in my own place (once i get one). here's a few of them. btw, i bet you can find several of these items in divisoria or even in dapitan so you ought to try those places first before heading to Kultura in SM.
i would use this chair to stack some books probably, and put it next to the door so i can hang a cardigan on the back or something that i might need in a jiffy.
for my accessories! then i'l just put them on top of the dresser, assuming i had enough to buy one. i'm actually imagining a spare unit with a daybed and a breakfast nook. those are my essentials, see. then everything else will just be lying around on the floor.
those are the pics! well, i thought i took more of them! sorry! hahahaha. i was supposed to add a thick wooden bowl where you can put all sorts of found objects, instead of leaving them lying around the house. there were some great picture frames too, and native rugs, and more capiz items.
now i really can't wait to move out :D
kat, there is something wrong with blogger, i think. you follow button mo nasa down part. is that where you placed it tlga? also, i can't follow you. anyway, saw clear umbrellas sa bazaar sa rob yesterday. heehee:) i remember you had a post where you said you wanted clear umbrellas.
ReplyDeletemeedge! i agree. anyway, hope it's ok now. re: umbrellas, i'd love to, but i can't! not now anyway. but i'll check it out. if it seems durable, then maybe :) actually, what i need is a super compact umbrella for those days when i want to bring a small purse but still wanna be ready for rain.
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