An Unexpected Bond: Celebrating Small Talks and Smiles!
Hello dear hivers, I am @marfeatures, and I am back with a new blog. How are you? I hope you are all doing good. For today's "blogserye" (blog series), I will be featuring a day of my life with my beautiful Korean friend at Grandmall Mandaue. Come join me as I share here with you our fun moments together and how our day eventually turned out.
After work, I proceeded to a nearby mall to take my lunch. It was almost 2 or 3 when my friend chatted with me that we have to meet. At first I thought that maybe she had something important to give or ask from me; that's why I immediately proceeded to our meeting place, which is a nearby mall from my workplace in Mandaue. I waited for her and almost forgot; I still have yet to take my lunch, hahaha. Moments passed by; at last she has arrived, and I asked her why we have to meet. She said she had to give me something. I was so curious about it; how about you? Hahaha.
Okay, I will not keep you in suspense and make you wait; she gave me my tumbler. That's it, hahahah. Yes, she paid for her transport and made time just to give me back my tumbler hahaha. We laughed together, and eventually I felt my tummy crumbling. That's why we roamed around the mall and looked for food courts we could eat, and we found Chooks to Go food stall. I was shocked to know that they offer dine-ins since all I know is that they have a grilling station and people just buy from them and eat the food somewhere.
Here in Mandaue, they actually have stalls to dine in. Going back, it's story time again, the last time when I asked my friend to go with me to the PSA office to ask for a marriage certificate for my mom and dad. I left my tumbler with her outside the actual office since only the person with interest inside can get in. I was worried that it would take time to finish my transaction; that's why I told her to just go home since she also has a duty later at night. I didn't bother to go out before she went because I might be called for my turn. So just leave my tumbler with her, and I can't believe it's all she went here and met with me just to give me back my tumbler, hahah.
So much for the talk; we've ordered just a simple meal that suits our budget. Fried chicken, some fried fries, and drinks just to give our stomach something to digest. I'm so hungry that time; by the way, we've talked a lot and, of course, exchanged gossip and chikas. I realized that having someone that wants your presence is priceless; she doesn't just come to hand me back something but also shares small talks and smiles together.
That's all for now, Hivers. I hope you've enjoyed reading my blog. Help me reach a bigger audience by upvoting, commenting, and reblogging. Have a great day ahead, everyone. See you in my next blog. Bye bye! 👋💗🌷✨
This was such a heartwarming read! Sometimes, it's the little moments—like small talks, laughter, and unexpected meet-ups—that make life so special. Your friendship with your Korean friend sounds so genuine and full of warmth. Also, I love how you captured the simple joys of sharing a meal and reconnecting. Looking forward to more of your 'blogserye'! Keep writing and sharing these beautiful snippets of your life. 💕✨
Thank you @dawnver for appreciating and diligently reading my blog, I appreciate it so much. By the way the term korean friend doesn't apply literally, but I totally agree with you that little talks and laughter makes the moment unforgettable.💗✨
food brings people closer together.😊 👍 The Glass of Destiny
I totally agree with you @den-zo93, it's somehow an opportunity to open up.💗✨
True friend indeed! ♡
Thank you maam @freshness143.💗✨
You're welcome Ma'am! :)
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