Sa una!

Hello beautiful people!

I hope you all are doing fine amidst of the shortcomings and uncertainties we may feel day by day. Always remember that a positive life is a happy life. ✨

I really have a lot of title saved on my drafts because most of the time thoughts kept coming on my mind while I am on my shift. But I really cannot pull it off because I need to focus on my work or else I will have a low performance. Sometimes I can do multi tasking, but most of the time I really cannot. So I ended up leaving the thoughts with titles only.

So just today I talked to someone about a lot of things. Family matters, during my college years, and everything that we can talk to. And I did a lot of talking. That's how talkative I am. Until we got to talk about foods and games Not those fancy foods, but those that we used to it years ago. Not those games on the phone, but the games we used to play before physically.

I just randomly asked her if she likes eating ensaymada. And she was like, "Yes! I love it too." And we just talked about how ensaymada changed a lot. I mean, before it has a good size with a lot of yeast that makes it soft and fluffy and a lot of sprinkled sugar and margarine with a lot of cheese on top. I mean, how fast it changed from that one to the one we have now with like an air when you eat it.

We get to talked about that sweet tiratira and bukhayo. I am not sure if you are familiar with it. Tiratira is like a candy that has a size of a finger, a colour brown candy that actually cost one peso before. And that bukhayo is like a coconut candy as well. And one funny thing about these two is that, we both tried to have it used as a viand before. Yes, as a viand. And I miss eating these two. I am not sure if there is still available in the market, sad to say I really did not see any.

We talked about the games we played before. From playing patintero, to tumba-lata, luksong baka, tagu-taguan, chinese garter, shato, and a lot more interesting games.

We just laughed how these games gave us a lot of throwback memories. Like, bringing a spare shorts just to play chinese garter. And asking each other if we have the same term for that specific game. Good thing, it really did not differ that much.

And at the middle of our conversation through video call, the line was cut off because of slow internet connection. Lol!

Sa una is a Bisaya word means, before. It's like saying, "Gihigugma nako siya sa una." And it means in English, "I loved her before."

I just want to share this with you as it really feels so good to talked about the past with a special someone and laugh about it that actually gives you a good vibes and a positive mindset. As they alway say, "Laughter is the best medicine". That despite of what is happening today, we can still reminisce all the good things that happened before and for some time forget what we really have today. It is still our choice to think of the good things in the middle of the bad things we have.

That's all for today beautiful people. If you have any thoughts about this, feel free to leave it in the comment section below. Let's interact. Stay safe always! Xoxo ✨☺️

- MissJo 💜

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