lutong Macau

We woke up early next day for our trip to Macau.  We took the train then walked a thousand miles (ang layo kasi talaga nung nilakad namin!) for the ferry.  Oh my gosh!  I almost got seasick so I just slept for the rest of the trip.

We finally arrived in Macau. J  It was awesome, a beautiful sight.  We went to Venetian.  It’s casino, hotel and mall rolled into one.  We had some casino experience.  Galey!  Hinarang pa ko ng nakakatakot na security on our way there kasi akala niya minor ako!  “She doesn’t look like 18…”  I showed him my university id but still, he was not convinced.  So we showed him my passport.  I pointed the year I was born, 1988.  Natawa na lang yung mokong eh! Ang daming pinoy dun and the crew from pizza pizza looked like a foreigner na gwpaing, yun pala pinoy! Sabi ko kay ate do the wink, wink eh! haha!

The only drawback is people DO NOT speak english.  I can seriously say that I can count those who speak english with my fingers.  For example:  “Excuse me…” then the person you’re talking to would have this wild hand gesture and say “no, no!”  Anak ng tipaklong!  Ang pinakamalupit pa walang mga street names tapos naligaw pa kami!!!  Tempers were running high between my mum  and sister so I had to play referee. I kept my cool and started to take the reigns.  Salamat, salamat at nakita rin namin ang hinahanap namin. J  It was worth all the mixed emotions we had.

We toured the Ruins of St. Paul and the temple nearby.  Madaming pinoy sa parteng yun so sa kanila na kami nagtanong.  Nakakapagod ang pag-akyat sa ruins. Sana nag-rubber shoes ako.  We went shopping there tapos bumalik na sa ferry terminal.  The trip back home was faster.  We grabbed some late dinner take-out in the mall then back home.  Tulog, kasi maaga for the next day.