The Aprils and Thunderstorms in June

It may be late for the real thing (the official Cab Day/JT Instagram art swap challenge) and late for our planned meet up day (May 28th) but I'm so glad to say that the art swap project between April and I was a success. Goes to show that when we want something done, despite our contradicting schedules, it will happen, even better than what we've already planned.

So earlier, April and I have set our feet again on the place where we've been a few months back... where the craze has started.. of the mall of which The Cab show we've both attended (on the same dang side of the stage even) but didn't know each other way back then. We're back in Glorietta 3 and this time, we're aware of each other's presence.

I won't go on very elaborate details anymore but I'm just glad we were able to make this happen. (Below are just bits.)

I don't feel too good with my work (but she liked it) so I gave her another gift (found a doodle novel on a trip to a bookshop by luck and I gave it to her) and she's so nice to actually appreciate both.

And I loved her work. So much.

We ate (dinner for me, breakfast for her since she's on a graveyard shift and her "day" at work is just about to start), we talked about The Cab and our lives a lot a night may not be even enough.

We promised to meet again some time in the future when we are both available and it doesn't always have to be Joseph Thunder-related or whatever. I think I have mentioned it before and I'd say it again, Joey may have been the friendship spark that we needed but it is our choice to keep the friendship fire burning for as long as we both want it. And I want that flame to last long; for a lifetime. I would like to believe the same for her.

It was raining real hard that night/earlier (pouring, marks the end of summer season, I guess) and "thunder" is making its presence felt (thunderstorms!!! See what I did there?) I didn't have my umbrella with me (also read as, I'm too lazy to get it on my huge bag for it was on it, deep) I was so worried her artwork would get damaged but I'm glad we (me and the artwork) got home safe. I'm pretty soaked but at least the artwork is still in one piece.

I thank April for such a short but fun time.

Her doodle shall hang safely on my dorm room next week. 

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