Nesting at "Birdseed"

"We do not remember days, we remember moments"

                                                               -Cesare Pavese-

December 23 --- was the day where my soul sister, Terina, and I had our early Christmas date. We somehow managed, planned, and decided that we'll have a date in the month of December starting last year. That was why we were so excited! Terina was the one who planned everything (give her a clap lass and lads!) since we all know I'm unfortunately not so skilled in that department. One thing was for sure when choosing a place it has to serve really good----food! :D

Birdseed Breakfast Club + Cafe --- is located in Axis Entertainment Avenue, Escario Street behind Burger King. This cafe offers breakfast meals hence the name of the cafe. Though, they do have other varieties they can serve on your table ranging from food to drinks.

The place is small and simple but the ambiance is quite good. When we arrived at the place, there were few customers eating and some others were having a meeting over coffee. It's quite understandable though that it was almost empty since Christmas was only two days away.

To satiate our hungry stomachs we ordered some mushroom soup, lemon juice, and breakfast skillet good for two people. (Which were all tasty by the way)

While waiting for our food to be served, we grabbed the (now empty place) chance to take--as usual--some photos. (We mostly have the place to ourselves for some hours again! How lucky are we? Hah!)

My dear soul sister of mine was way too shy (I mean come on girl! you've got something to show. So show me some more!) to give me some photos and these are the only once she sent.  Pretty isn't she? (Never worry you guys! I'll bugger her more so she'll give me one. ;D )

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One of the things I like about this place is the staff who offered themselves to take our photos and directed us (mind you :P) of what pose to strike. They were very accommodating and fun to talk with.

We mostly talked a lot, eat a lot, and lots of catching up to do, even though we worked in the same place and see each other most of the time. The empty cafe was full of laughter, shrieks, and smiles as the day turned to night. And as the day turned into a moment.

Photos by:

Terina