Sagada Experience 6: End of the World | Armageddon 2

Before planning to go under the caves of Sagada, I told the guys about the End of the World Argument of my parents.

Arlyn said, “Orlee, makikita na natin yung end of the world ng nanay at tatay mo. Ilalim ng lupa apos puno ng tubig.”

Sleep Talkin’

I know that I’m a sleep talker. I talk when I sleep and a few of my famous lines were:

“Ala eh! Batangas!” - This was back in my DLSU-D Chorale days. I screamed this in the mid-year workshop of the group in San Juan, Batangas. Everybody woked up when I screamed, except of course me, and talked (and laughed) about it the next day.

“Aaaaaaaah!” – Heard during the US tour of Marian Choir. I woke up late and everybody checked who was screaming. It was me. Back to sleep.

“Como una promesa eres tu. Eres tu.” – My sister heard me speaking Spanish during one afternoon’s nap. I later explained to her that I was saying the words of a choral song.

“Hindi ah! Hindeh!” – Sagada Day 1 night. Boo heard that I was being sarcastic.

“Whoa! At least! Di ba?” - Arlyn and Jeff heard this on Sagada Day 2. I was somehow explaining my side of an argument but this was all they can recall. Arlyn answered, ‘Huy! At least – at least ka d’yan!’

Sagada Experience 2: Jogging

Jeff, Arlyn’s boyfriend, decided to Jog on Sagada Day 2 Morning. He set his alarm clock at 5 AM so that he can enjoy the fresh Sagada morning breeze. Here’s the picture of his morning jog:

Yes, that’s not a jogging picture. He went back to sleep because 5 am is apparently too dark in Sagada. So on Day 3, he was really determined. He’ll jog! Whatever it takes, Jeffrey Guevarra will jog in Sagada. So his alarm clock went off at 5am the next day and he jogged. Here’s the picture.