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Another stop for the Davao Food Trip was Honeybear. Kuya Andrew, ate Ria, and I had already eaten there before and I wasn’t much excited about going back since I thought their food was ordinary but nonetheless, yummy. During the Davao Food Trip, however, the owner, Emmylou Yap, had already prepared their best meal for us.

I’m a cheese-lover so the first dish, Cheese Sticks, was the perfect beginning for the meal. It was crispy on the outside and well, cheesy on the inside. The chili dip that went with it was perfect for my mouth, whew! The Fish and Chips served after, was yet another yummy appetizer.

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Isn’t it so frustrating that you do your best to have a decent grade and someone tags along and does nothing and still gets the same grade that you have??? I’ve been a “martyr” for so many times that sometimes, I don’t even mind it as long as I can finish it on time.

But then, what if those who tag along, wanted to redo something you think you did is right… and after an hour of revising, ends up passing it LATE with only A SENTENCE and A FRAGMENT added to the original? Everyone ends up with a 50% less in our grades..

What if you knew all about this from another person?

What if you spent 2 weeks analyzing the problem? What if you researched for it? What if you spent sleepless nights just to make a presentation for it?

What if you see them and they still smile and laugh in front you? What if they didn’t even say sorry for what they did??

If you wanted to help, you could’ve done it a week before the submission. If you wanted to help, you should’ve made sure that it would really help! We thought about that for 2 weeks! What made you think that what you did for an hour is better than our 2 weeks of thinking???