His cup of tea. My cup of tea.

I promised my supportive boyfriend that I'll make up to him as soon as I finished my MBA. For the past term, our dates are mostly in coffee shops infront of a laptop. He never complained; in fact, he offered support by reviewing my paper, giving out suggestions on how to present and treating me with my fave food (or to a massage just to calm me because I'm having jitters). Now that I am already done with school requirements, I'm glad to fulfill my #girlfriendduties once again.

We have different interests and we are complete opposites. I am just amazed how we complement each other. I am spontaneous and I don't like planning things because I mostly decide based on feelings. He, on the other hand, is the more rigid one. He likes to have his plans laid out. Because of him, I learned how to plan for a trip! Lol. On the other hand, I can also invite him randomly anywhere.

Because I'll be leaving next week, we promise to have the weekend by ourselves. He was actually joking me, "Yey! Finally may totoong date na tayo." We were supposed to go to Baguio but didn't pursue it because he doesn't want me to be tired before my trip.

Instead, he asked me if I can join him at a Manila International Auto Show. He was like a giddy kid in awe of the cars on display. He loved watching the car demos while I loved seeing him smile. Not that I don't like cars. It's just that I am not as passionate as him about it.

Sinama niya talaga ko para may taga-picture siya :)

We also tried the Sip and Gogh at Eastwood. It was my idea because I missed painting. He was not as excited as me but he is willing to try it. The funny thing is, he enjoyed painting more than I did. Haha! He was so competitive that when the paint started dripping, he panicked and I heard him say "leche" so many times. Hahaha! We are actually happy with the outcome. We would love to try it out again. Finally, we already have our very first display for our own house. :)