I’ve heard about Transitio from Carlos Celdran last year but
was not able to actually go and have a lookie look. However, a change of plans
and life intervening paved the way for me to go have a visit and so I decided
that I should not ignore the signs and finally made my way to Intramuros last
week where Transitio was happening.
Luckily for me, my best friend from elementary was free for
the night and so she accompanied me.
It was a night filled with great music, art, and
appreciation for nature. For the first time, I lied down on the grass and
actually found myself enjoying it. My friend and I traipsed and look at all the
wooden plates made by artists which had sayings and found ourselves identifying
with a lot of it.
We went around the mini bazaar and saw a lot of handcrafted
materials which proves that Filipinos really know how to turn trash into a
treasure. There were so many interesting things that I saw that I was actually
pretty grateful that there were no ATM machines around or else I may have brought
everything on sight. LOL.
The night ended with music being played by The Executives
and listening to their rendition of Cuando Cuando and Besame Mucho was just the
perfect way to end the night. I’m glad that I was able to make that trip to
Intramuros and that I got to spend the night with one of the best girl friends
that I have. It was definitely a night worth remembering and a night worth
reminiscing.
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