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Craving authentic Hokkaido ice cream? Taste it without the long flight—right here at your local scoop shop.

  Those who have visited Japan know how much they can miss Hokkaido ice cream . But you don’t need to fly to Japan to enjoy it—there’s a spot in Greenhill's , in the new GH area extension , where you can get it. Just find Yabu House of Katsu , and outside there’s a walk-up counter where you can line up and order your ice cream. The prices are reasonable for the chocolate crumble sundae is 150.00 pesos ($2.54). Carmina had ordered the Kuromitsu Boba Sundae for 170.00 pesos ($2.88). Everyone enjoyed their ice cream, with no long wait since it’s prepared right away. The Hokkaido ice cream isn’t too sweet, making you want more every time you shop at Greenhill’s Shopping Center. NOT SPONSORED. Check out my channel @ Carmina Lifestyle YouTube  and click on the subscribe button for more videos. Thank you for the support.

Telling a Story


I have a friend who says when I talk I have so many things to say every time we have a conversation.

They feel I don't run out of stories to share. They even tell me I must really be a blogger with all the entire details given when I am describing something. 

Sometimes you don't notice yourself when you're talking only realize you are the same way when you're family members do the same thing to you.

How do you stop telling a story out from not sharing the full details?

Is there such a thing when you tell someone a story by only giving a brief summary?

I have tried it before giving my friend a brief summary without a complete description the person seem not to understand my story so how do you cope with other people who careless to hear the full story of what you want to share with them.

To me I feel I want to share less information to the person who holds me back not giving much information and you realize which people you will want to tell stories too than the ones who control and complain what you tell them.

In our life we come across people who careless what you say but want to share their stories to you in every friendship we also come toward a road we come to travel and experience in our life when we talk to people we don't really know we learn the difference from them how we are so different on how they receive or hear from you.

There are a lot of people who I have learn to know during our pandemic months they have different types of emotional feelings and try not to interfere in their thoughts.

Sometimes they can also become selfish only wanting you to listen to what they have to say.

When it is your turn they turn their back not hearing anything or don't pay any attention what story you have to say.

All I can say it is unfair in every conversation should be equal this is when you learn who to talk too and who to share stories too is what I have learned from talking to people on the phone.





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