Monday, December 15, 2008

Traffic is everywhere! I thought there's a world wide recession and that people won't be shopping due to economic restraint. What economic restraint? People everywhere are still on the mad rush of Christmas shopping. A 15-minute drive turned into an hour's crawl. The low price of gasoline prompted each and every car owner to take their cars out again. People! Don't forget car-pooling and saving trips! Every mall, store and stall are teeming with people. I went to Quiapo yesterday afternoon thinking since it was a Sunday, there'll be less human and car traffic. I was dead wrong! Daughter #4 and my son were with me (their first time in Quiapo) and were crushed by human traffic. Now, you may ask what the heck was I doing in Quiapo. I was planning to buy an Ipod and a tv. I though that Quiapo would have unheard of bargains. There were bargains alright. Ipods, Mp3s and Mp4s are priced at 600 Php only. Wow! The problem is, the units are fakes! Daughter #4 said "I told you mom that it would be better to buy at mall outlets". So, there. Off to the mall then.
Posted by desperateblogger On 12/15/2008 09:15:00 AM 2 comments

2 comments:

  1. When we were still living in a 2BR apartment, T and I bought our yaya small TV for her room at Quiapo. :) It was surplus and cost us P500. It's still working after 3 years. ;)

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  2. huh? talaga? ok yon ah. para ka lang nag merienda sa mcdo!

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