Finally tried Milk Tea from SenCha and am happy that my curiosity was satisfied! Happy as well with the time spent with my boys and we had a short, not so easy with the little boy yet still fun photo shoot. These photos are just two that I have cropped through the D7K.
Thanks to my dear hubby for indulging in satisfying my curiosity over this milk tea thing that some DB friends have been drinking and sharing over at FB! *Wink* I am happy with the place. I like the place for I find it girly and cute in terms of their choice of colors in the interior. But I can’t say though that this all meant am happy with the milk tea but just curiosity satisfied. *Wink*
One of the coffee shops in town that we would go to and spend some relaxing time during our weekend off is Starbucks. I would miss my fave hot peppermint mocha when they would altogether stop serving it. They still serve it though until supply lasts according to the barista.
This is where we could sit down and relax because at home we may sit down but we’re doing work. Here we have no laptop or work to do but just to sit and relax while sipping my fave coffee. We need some relaxing time and am happy we do get a little time just to do that. It may be time wasted for some but it ain’t time wasted if you enjoyed the process, right?
Filed Under (Food Trip, Personal) by THEhappymom on 08-12-2011
I miss those times that we would go to Picobello Restaurant in DC to have pizza with my boys during their happy hours where you can avail of a buy one take one in their pizza. We would go to the 5th level of Gaisano Ilustre between 2-5pm which are the promo hours and we would just order pizza. It’s affordable and really tummy filling. Even our lil boy loves their pizza.
What just turned me off from going back there again was that one waiter who feels more than the manager of the resto. Even if he was indeed related to the owner, that makes it more not right for him to treat (like what he did) for regular customers like us then. Anyway that was the past. I still do look forward to reminiscing those happy and busog afternoons we had at Picobello.
