Getting Used to Changes
By admin | May 30, 2010
One of the perks of moving to our new place is everything is so accessible unlike when we’re still in Cainta. There you can’t buy anything unless you ride a tricycle or a jeep. Here we only have to walk in order to buy meat and vegetables. Z’s school is also a short walking distance away and even the barber shop and the salon is within sight. The grocery, on the other hand, is entirely a different matter. We need to endure an hour of traffic (at the worst scenario) to go to the nearest SM. We’re almost out of stock of items like milk, canned goods, noodles, soap, vitamins, and biscuits but until now we haven’t set any plans to go grocery shopping. We’re hesitant to do our grocery at SM because the goods are more expensive there. Oh well, I guess that’s one of the changes we have signed up for since we decided to move here.
3 Comments
jeng on June 1, 2010 at 11:29 am.
I’m from Cainta sis, A-prime in particular. San kayo dati sa Cainta?
Kerslyn on June 1, 2010 at 4:32 pm.
kami rin, wala na stock. d na rin ako nakakapagluto kasi wala kami ref. puro nalang ako pa-deliver nito.huhuhuhu. d na basta2x makapag-grocery kasi 100+ na pamasahe sa taxi.
admin on June 2, 2010 at 4:39 am.
Sis, sa midtown kami dati.