Yah, I know, the title seems kinda weird but it’s true, me and my blockmates all went to S.Ex. Sinangag Express, that is.

It’s a newly-opened restaurant just a few blocks away from CSb so it’s sort of a walking distance. They offer great, delicious yet very affordable food ranging from the mere tapsilog to the other variation of the silog family like hotsilog, longsilog, or whatever silog they may be. i assure you, you will only have 62 pesos taken out from your lunch money since it really is cheap. For that, S.Ex has become a favorite tambayan or hang-out place for any Lasalista or Benildean. You just have to make sure that you get there earlier since during C-Break, the place is jam-packed full of Lasalistas (and Benildeans). once there, you’ll be hearing the trademark Manila sound form their speakers and everything.

So what are you waiting for? MAG-S.Ex tayo!

    The first day of classes was pretty silent. I’m just saying since my class doesn’t start until 2:3- in the afternoon so all the enthusiasm was all received by the froshies who attend in the morning.

Before I arrived at CSB, I had to go to SM Valenzuela to bring back an item that I accidentally bought so right after that, i rode a jeep in McArthur Highway going en route to Monuemnto. I thought that it’s going to be straight but all of the sudden, it stopped somewhere in Marulas. It just so happen that the site where the Tullahan bridge is has now been totally blocked. So I decided to straight to where the Tullahan once stood. All’s going well, until I saw that a jeep was picking up passengers. Takwe note, al the jeeps there are lining up in the right side o the road so I thought a portion of the bridge is still intact and that I would be able to takle a ride and go there smnoothl. Apparently, I thought wrong, I have mistakenly took the wrong jeep as it began to head towards northbound to Malanday! Yeeeh, talk about crazy mistakes! I have to go back to where I was then and went back to the site of the bridge. There wss now a footbridge made for us to walk across the river.

Thank goodness, I saw throngs of jeep that are really heading towards Monumento. Too bad I’m already covered in sweat, I have to freshen myself a bit by using my face towel to rid my face, back and chest from all the sweat.

At past twelve, I arrived at the Monumento LRT station, waiting along with many other passengers. I took a while for us to get inside a train after one has been under test run. I arrived at the Vito cruz station at about 2 in the afternoon.

Well, I tok out my ID and swiped it on this white censor machine. Once inside, I don’t what else to do since I’m yet to know my way around CSB. Good thing, I saw one of my blockmates, Alex. We waited at the airport for our other blockmates. Eventually, all of us in DV1 have all met up in our room, M506.

Our first subject was FILIP11. We were given an hour long orientation by our professor, Mr. Santiago. Followed by our Philippine history, our prof. this time is very strict in terms on passing due assignments. Well, she’s fun really. Last was our NATSCA1, Human Factors in Design. We were greeted by a substitute since our real teacher had to do someting urgent.

It’s not really as energietic since it was in the afternoon after all. But the god thing is that I get to know some of my blockmates.

    of course there’s Alex, then Tina, Jico, Chris, Lance, Gibert, Pax, Issi, Marlon, Jisney. I still yet to memorized all the names of my other blockmates. but one things is for sure, almost all of them know what my anme is, JAMES. Kawawa ako, alam ko name nila, ako di pa. wah.

Well, there you have it! Until my next experience in CSB!