I am thankful that my grandmothers were smart enough to have chosen to buy a house in Kapitolyo during the 60's.
Kapitolyo is home to both the class A and class B crowd. Although there are some class C and D scattered somewhere, I really don't mind because it's inevitable.
Anyway, Kapitolyo is also where most factories are located. They are somewhat concentrated in one area to make sure that the fumes from the factories don't go near the residential areas. Dunkin Donuts and Figaro Coffee are just some of the factories around.
The oldest one I remember is the Fibisco factory where my mom would take me to buy lots of cookies. It's been decades since I last went there so I was thinking that maybe they have turned it into a modern-looking facility by now.
Well, guess what? I went there this afternoon to buy some factory-priced cookies and found the old place looking exactly the same way as I remember it. It was an awesome experience because I felt like going back in time. It had the same ambience with a post office and a train station that you won't feel like they're actually selling cookies in there. I felt like a child again.
If I could wish for something right now, I want to go back in the late 80's and early 90's and stay there for good. It was the best time in history for me.
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| Kuya, is this the cookie factory? Kuya? Pssst! KUYA!!!! |
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| Busy? |
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| PNR Station, isdachu? |
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| Post Office, isdachu? |
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| They post and update the available products on this blackboard everyday. |
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| My tray had little as compared to the others who bought a lot! |
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| These students bought A LOT of cookies! |
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| Wait for your number to be called out at the claiming area. |
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i used to work in kapitolyo but havent tried going to fibisco factory.may I also know the address of fibisco?do you happen to remember waht time they open up?sobrang haba ba talaga ang pila?thanks a lot.
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