POV: eres Maxi #1. Sesión de fotos
Muy buenas gente, por acá Maximiliano, guitarrista de Psotdata. Hoy estarán acompañandome en una yabadumba, es decir, a una aventura, ¿están listos?
Hoy los llevaré a una sesión de fotos (la cual parte de ella pueden ver en nuestro post anterior). Yo vivo en el centro de mi ciudad, Barquisimeto, y decidí caminar hacia el inicio del este porque, ¿por qué no?
En este punto se podrán dar cuenta que cierto cada párrafo con una pregunta, ¿ven? Heh heh
En fin, sigamos. Tomamos las fotos en la "plaza del ajedrez" y luego de ahí decidimos tomarnos otras fotos en una calle donde hay un estudio de tatuaje del cual nuestro baterista es amigo (no lo menciono porque no nos patrocinan)
¿Pero saben quienes si nos patrocinaron? (Inicié el párrafo con la pregunta, heh heh), los panas de Perro Rockero que al vernos tomando fotos con sus productos, nos obsequiaron una hamburguesa gigante, pesaba casi un kilo, era monstruosa, pero deliciosa.
Como no tenía dinero para el pasaje de regreso, decidí devolverme a mi casa caminando, pero llegué sano y salvo. . . ¿O no?
Bueno, nos vemos para una próxima Yabadumba o Maxiaventura, cuídense y no olviden respirar
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