Funny story.
You'd think that after all this time of spending study hours in Starbucks Vito Cruz, there's nothing more that could surprise you. Little did I know that the biggest surprise happened today.
This is one weird day.
I was reading some handouts for tomorrow's class, deeply absorbed in the many pages which seemed like it has no end at all. A plate of cinnamon roll on the right side of the table and a grande mocha frappucino on the left. My handouts was right in front of me, as I was holding my green highlighter and ruler on the paper. Earphones were intact as my iPod played "When the Stars Go Blue" by Tim McGraw. Out of nowhere, I felt someone tap me on the shoulder and heard a voice saying, "You look like you're very absorbed in your studies." I looked up and I saw this guy, a smile on his lips and his eyes were directly looking at me.
In this kind of situation, I am usually the type to snob the guy and raise an eyebrow to make the person feel that I want him to back off. Alas, that wasn't the case. As I looked up at him, I actually responded with a smile and the next thing I knew, he was sitting in front of me and we were making conversations. Surprise, surprise.
His name is Gab. He is a fourth year Business Management student of De La Salle University. He came up to me, thinking all the while that I was actually a student of DLSU. In the course of our conversation, we found out we actually have one thing in common. Actually, we have one friend in common: Kristina Tabas. This is the part where I say, it's a small world after all. Who would have thought that this is one of those days when I'd actually get to meet someone?
In all fairness, it didn't really seem like he's flirting. He really didn't come off like that. He was indeed very friendly. He was constantly smiling...which may be the reason why I couldn't stop smiling back.
Of course, thoughts ran through my mind. I was a little perplexed with the whole thing. I couldn't help it. I had to ask him: "Why did you all of a sudden come up to me and started talking to me?"
His answer was simply this: "You seem like a nice person and I'd like to talk to you."
I was simply in shock. I tried to hide the surprise but I guess it simply surfaced. I could feel my cheek warm up and that was a sign that I was blushing profusely.
In the end, he had a class to attend to and I was to meet my high school friend in a little while. He asked for my number. Did I give it to him? Surprisingly, yes, I did. Don't ask me for the reason why I did. Fact of the matter is, I am still confused about the whole situation.
No, I am not complaining about the whole situation at all. Yes, there's that little part of me that is quite happy that it happened...although the bigger part is still puzzled with everything that has happened.
Well, bottom line is...he has my number and I have his. Whether or not he contacts me, I don't really mind. It's really no big deal.
That's it. I just felt I had to "write down" what happened today.
Now, it's recorded. That's what matters.
Ciao people!
You'd think that after all this time of spending study hours in Starbucks Vito Cruz, there's nothing more that could surprise you. Little did I know that the biggest surprise happened today.
This is one weird day.
I was reading some handouts for tomorrow's class, deeply absorbed in the many pages which seemed like it has no end at all. A plate of cinnamon roll on the right side of the table and a grande mocha frappucino on the left. My handouts was right in front of me, as I was holding my green highlighter and ruler on the paper. Earphones were intact as my iPod played "When the Stars Go Blue" by Tim McGraw. Out of nowhere, I felt someone tap me on the shoulder and heard a voice saying, "You look like you're very absorbed in your studies." I looked up and I saw this guy, a smile on his lips and his eyes were directly looking at me.
In this kind of situation, I am usually the type to snob the guy and raise an eyebrow to make the person feel that I want him to back off. Alas, that wasn't the case. As I looked up at him, I actually responded with a smile and the next thing I knew, he was sitting in front of me and we were making conversations. Surprise, surprise.
His name is Gab. He is a fourth year Business Management student of De La Salle University. He came up to me, thinking all the while that I was actually a student of DLSU. In the course of our conversation, we found out we actually have one thing in common. Actually, we have one friend in common: Kristina Tabas. This is the part where I say, it's a small world after all. Who would have thought that this is one of those days when I'd actually get to meet someone?
In all fairness, it didn't really seem like he's flirting. He really didn't come off like that. He was indeed very friendly. He was constantly smiling...which may be the reason why I couldn't stop smiling back.
Of course, thoughts ran through my mind. I was a little perplexed with the whole thing. I couldn't help it. I had to ask him: "Why did you all of a sudden come up to me and started talking to me?"
His answer was simply this: "You seem like a nice person and I'd like to talk to you."
I was simply in shock. I tried to hide the surprise but I guess it simply surfaced. I could feel my cheek warm up and that was a sign that I was blushing profusely.
In the end, he had a class to attend to and I was to meet my high school friend in a little while. He asked for my number. Did I give it to him? Surprisingly, yes, I did. Don't ask me for the reason why I did. Fact of the matter is, I am still confused about the whole situation.
No, I am not complaining about the whole situation at all. Yes, there's that little part of me that is quite happy that it happened...although the bigger part is still puzzled with everything that has happened.
Well, bottom line is...he has my number and I have his. Whether or not he contacts me, I don't really mind. It's really no big deal.
That's it. I just felt I had to "write down" what happened today.
Now, it's recorded. That's what matters.
Ciao people!