Seven Million Dollar Home Crumpler Bag
I haven’t blogged for quite some time after my blog’s server started to show signs of problems this past week. Anyway, what have I been doing this past days? If you can remember last time wherein I missed a month worth of “life” after getting stranded with my busy work life, I guess history repeats itself again. It’s been pretty busy at work lately but I’m still keeping myself sane by avoiding late-night work.
Yesterday, I treated stressed myself to a day of shopping. Kuya Erik‘s aunt and mom are in town and invited us to shop with them in Greenhills, San Juan. I was able to get myself half a dozen of new shirts — most of them are bargained at a really low price. I’ve been avoiding jackets since my pocket has not recovered yet after I bought the loalde jacket.
I also wanted to shop for a new lens except that the 11-16mm f/2.8 Tokina lens, the lens I’m planning to get, is more expensive than I expected. They sell it for 32k in Greenhills. I think I can get it for 25k or 26k in Hidalgo.
After Greenhills, we went back to Makati to drop the stuff we bought and headed to MOA for dinner. We also watched the fireworks display. I managed to take a few shots but none of them deserves to be posted here, if you know what I mean.
After dinner, I went to the Cyberzone to check out the latest netbooks. I’m planning of getting one before the Davao FAT this May since my Aspire is barely functional as a notebook. I also went to Digital Walker and bought myself my happy bag, the Seven Million Dollar Home Crumpler camera bag. It’s a pretty neat bag. It can accommodate one DSLR and up to four spare lenses, excluding the one attached to the camera. I still have two more slots left and I’m reserving one slot for my Tokina UWA.
The interior of my Seven Million Dollar Home.
My Crumpler — Seven Million Dollar Home
I find Crumpler bags’ names weird.
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Tagged with: Crumpler Bag, Digital Walker, Greenhills, Happy Bag, Shopping, Tokina
Originally sharing his experiences of being a "yagit" in Davao, he now tries to find his luck in the busy district of Makati. He still finds time to blog and go on weekend trips despite his hectic schedule. Join Batang Yagit, now that he has developed from "rags" to a more abundant supply of rags.
I am happy that you bought that bag and some clothes. I remember you complaining about your clothes
But please, hinay-hinay muna sa lens ha? Wag muna wag muna
tsk tsk. gastador ang yagit. feed your people sa oiz. lol. uwa is ftw. next save up for 70-200mm.
wow! nice! good for you..
wow! cool new bag!
where did you buy your crumpler bag?
MOA. at Digital Walker.
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It’s my bag’s big brother!
We have the same design. mine’s 5M. haha!
Cool. my bag’s little brotha!
yagit na mayaman. hehehe
Very nice cam bag! Is it well padded & better than Lowepro? Mas stylish sya at di obvious na cam bag, pag-uwi ko buy din ako sa MoA right?
Woot! I wanted to buy a new crumpler laptop bag pero close na yung store dito sa Cebu. Buti na lang I got the chance to buy one for my cam.
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