'dine in'

In the Philippines, when you order in a fast food restaurant you are expected to state whether you are eating in the premises or you are having it to go.  

The question would be, dine in or take out?  

In Singapore, the term to have food to go is tabao.  The english version being, take away.

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To end a very exhausting-but-productive-and-exciting Saturday, we headed to our future home to fix up.

My fiancé is yet to move in, but this will be his very own flat until after the wedding--when we start living together.

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We had our first meal.  At the terrace.

It was beautiful.  

I was consciously memorising every detail, feeling, sight, sound--how it felt the first time we experienced the view.  I anticipate summer nights spent talking, dinning and enjoying being together. 

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Dinner was tabao japanese skewered chicken and pork with seaweed rice from a place we frequent--a stall, really.  We would eat standing up, only to taste the soy soaked rice and charred meat.

Today, it tasted extra good :)

glorious take away

Everyday brings us closer to our wedding day, and more importantly our new life as husband and wife.

I truly can't express just how excited I am.

Everyday, I would ask my fiancé how much longer.  He would say we are almost there.  

ALMOST.  THERE.  

SOON.