Holy Week was hectic at the store! We were open the whole week and paid for it. So many guests! I don't know how we were able to handle all of them. Hay gosh. Thank You, Lord, for giving us the strength to endure everything we had to handle!
Pero ang sarap ng feeling when people tell us that we have better coffee and a better ambience. Makes all the fatigue go away.
So if you haven't yet, drop by Mocha Blends Tagaytay at Unit 201 Magallanes Square, Aguinaldo Highway, Tagaytay City. You can call us at (046)4133322. We're right across Leslies and Maxs. Just look for Jac. ;)
It's really sad thing when people die but it's a sadder thing when kids die. I cannot watch the news whenever they're featuring the tragedy in Bohol because I know I'll be bawling my eyes out.
The sad thing about living in Tagaytay is that I live in Tagaytay. No more impromptu gimmicks and nightouts with my friend to wherever places. Now, everything has to be scheduled and on weekdays.
But it's okay because I'm loving my work and the people I've met. Hopefully, when this is over, I'll be ready to leave for somewhere else.
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