Skipping the work related activities because the issues and concerns discussed there were highly confidential, here are the other things that I did in General Santos City;
1. Shopping
3. Food Trip
Our total bill was approximately P3,830.00. Quite expensive huh! Thanks to our boss who paid the dinner. winks*
The next day, without our boss we had our dinner in a much cheaper food destination in General Santos City, the Tiongson Arcade in Lagao, where you can choose fresh sea foods, barbeque, etc. and have it cook your choice like the Dampa version in Manila. This time it's an all-tuna dinner! Yippee!
4. Sightseeing
If I’m to marry again, I’ll definitely choose this site. Imagine how wonderful the wedding would be with that breathtaking overlooking view. Just splendid!
After strolling and taking a lot of pictures, we finally had our break with a tall glass of the dragon fruit shake.
This sweet and delicious pink dragon drink completed our trip in General Santos City.
My goodness gracious, ang sarap ng pagkain! Haha! I agree; one of the disadvantages of working from home is not having the travel benefits you have :D
ReplyDeleteSo cool! I definitely love your job! and the food... goodness I'm getting hungry! sarap talaga..:)
ReplyDeleteI have been to GenSan once for work but I never had time to roam around. Nice trip! Sarap ng pagkain!
ReplyDeleteLots of refreshing drinks you had there on your trip.. Looks like a nice place to visit.
ReplyDeleteAko naman honestly, I hate travelling. Hehe.. Heto nga I have a problem with my passport pa na expired na. My boss told me I am going to KL next month. So we are rushing with my passport tapos yung change name pa. hay... But Gensan is a lovely City and super mura daw ang tuna dyan. Correct ba sis?
ReplyDeleteCoffee is in my blood too lol! Good that you love your job and the perks are great as well :)
ReplyDeleteThat is the perks of being employed you have clients outside of the your place. Free trip! I never get tired of those work related trips. Nakakapagod lang if balikan and you have to be at work the following day.
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