Weekend in Bacolod.

So last Friday, me and my mom flew to Bacolod after school. Our flight was 3:40 pm and school ended at around 1. We had lunch first then checked in. While I was in the terminal, Kuya Jam suddenly approached me. My mom said she got surprised by his way of greeting. He stroked my chin. Haha I told her that everybody does that. He was on his way to Boracay, a famous beach in the Philippines. His flight was delayed and he asked me to accompany him while he smokes.

We arrived in the New Bacolod-Silay Airport at around 6-ish. Off we went to Kalubihan to eat some chicken inasal. Then we went bowling. It was really fun. We played for two hours. I was even surprised to find out that it’s only 50 bucks per game, while in Manila, it’ll cost twice or thrice. It’s really cheap. Plus, the service, lanes, and lights are really nice so it’s worth it.

Then we picked up Tita Sandra so we could have desserts at Calea. It’s a nice mini cafe. They serve cakes, cream puffs, coffee, pasta, and other pastries. It’s a nice little hang out. I’ve tried their cream puff, pecan caramel cake, tiramisu, and white latte.

We slept over at this pension house in Silay. It’s not very far away from the city. On our last day of stay there, which was yesterday, Sunday, we went around town and checked out this somewhat gothic house. Tita Sandra found it creepy.

It has very detailed designs all over the walls. Outside, there are gargoyles. Then a small gate which reveals japanese soldier statues, a huge headless priest, an Indian bed, two cauldrons, and more. It’s really nice.