It's my second Plurk Fiesta. March 6th, as a furtherance to my expanding horizon, I meet with my plurkadas again at the coffee shop that serves the world's most expensive coffe, Kape Alamid, from the droppings of the Philippine civet, a mammal found in the forests and coffee plantations of South Cotabato.

This time, the group has grown that my head has spun more rapidly than how it did previously at Blugre. Arnel, Millet, Myla, Rosilie, Tammy, and Donna were the new faces I had to try to remember in the future.

I arrived at the brew straight from school and on my uniform too. Hungry, I ordered my meal and I was surprised by their affordable menu that range from P60-90. While everyone were busy chitchatting, I also tried to enjoy my meal while Sir Hecky was sharing me his views about the city, politics, management and business. It seemed more like a lecture to me but I had so many new things learned with his widespread talk. Sir Gilbert and Ma'm Jinky also joined our conversation as well. But I was more the one listening and asking too, just like the classic student.

I then also took my time getting along with my seatmates, Jes and Tanchi. Rami-sensei was way at the middle enjoying a boisterous chat with Donna. The photographers Leonard, Kyawster, Arnel, Hecky, Avel and Donna herself were also kept busy taking photos around the cozy interiors of the coffee shop. The daring photographers also did not let off the GenBrew's exteriors.

Seemingly like a mocha lover, I ordered Mocha Mudslide together with Jes. And I was taken aback by the sweetness of the iced drink. I have little tolerance to extremely sweet things so I tried my best to drink up as much as I could to give justice to my order. Nevertheless, my sip was rewarding as it was delightful.

The whole coffee shop was beaming with life. It was more like the group of 12 bloggers and plurkers had dominated the General's Brew.