HOW TO: SAY NO TO DRAWING LAKADS

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Admit it, you and your friends have already experienced planning out a trip that ended up going in the trash because it’s either they didn’t save up or they’re just lazy to go. It doesn’t matter when your barkada is in the midst of hell week or ongoing semestral break because when it comes to WALWAL, anything is possible.

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Well at least for some barkada’s.

When you plan a fun day/night out it means that there are a lot of memories to be treasured and it’s often special when it’s with your friends. Drawing lakads are the worst because you get hung up on the excitement and a stress free day.

Thanks to some observations and information’s from different barkada sources. Here are the tips on how to say no to Drawing Lakads: 

1. Set the date that’s not months away.
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Yes, arranging the dates for your barkada trip is obviously a no-brainer, but what’s actually important is that you shouldn’t set it months away. Why? Because once someone suddenly can’t make it because they’re already not in the mood, it will become a domino effect to your group.  

2. Have a collection for the money you will use during the trip (para walang atrasan!)

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Effective, but not highly recommended. This is only a way of assuring that your plan will mostly likely be real because money will unlikely be a problem. It’s not highly recommended because you’ll never know when you’re on a tight budget.  

 3. Setting dates for your lakads don’t usually go as planned, so make it an impromptu yayaan!
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The most unexpected trips are always the best! Do you agree? Make your day the most memorable one by inviting your friends to the nearest Food Park or museum and just go have fun! Be spontaneous!