A LITTLE ESCAPE: late night Jollibee date with my friends

Good day, dear hivers! It's @riona09, back with another blog. This blog is just a quick update, a moment that is worth to share.

Last night, me and my board mates/friends shared a delicious dinner at Jollibee. It was my friend's promise to us that she would treat us at Jollibee before our bridging class finally ends. Although it was not a good idea for me and my other friend because the money she was willing to spent in just one night wasn't a joke, we don't have other choice when she insisted it because she also don't like the idea of us constantly eating canned goods, frozen goods, and noodles everyday so she wanted us to try something new even just for one night.

We actually planned to go to Jollibee like around 6:00 p.m. because that's when we usually eat dinner at our boarding house but because we weren't able to go home early due to the 2 hours extension of our yell practice for the upcoming culmination, we ended up going to Jollibee at around 8:00 p.m. Good thing, the Jollibee is just a walking distance from our boarding house.

Fast forward, the three of us ordered the same food, the C1, which includes rice, a large piece of chicken joy and a glass of soft drinks. When we were in the middle of eating, I still can't get over the fact that my friend spent too much money so I suggested that we order another food that contains fries and spaghetti but me and my other friend will pay for it this time. In this way, it will be fair and we wouldn't feel guilty anymore because the tree of us were able to pay for the dinner.

We stayed inside for like an hour and a half because aside from we're a slow eaters, the air condition inside was so refreshing and we've also had a lot of chikas. Though it was just a simple dinner, I felt like it made up my entire day. So when we got home, we not only had full stomach but also a full heart. I just hope that one day we can do it again, but of course without worrying about the money we spent.

That's it, dear hivers! I hope you enjoyed reading and thank you so much for staying until the very end. See you on my next blog!