On the outskirts of Guanabo. We dressed casually, my girlfriend's cousin picked us up at the house and we went to the bus stop to take the bus to the place we were going. Arriving at about 8:30 pm from the heights you could see the night landscape of Guanabo where you could see the lights of the whole town.

We began to climb a steep street, while we walked and observed the dimensions of the place and the changes it had undergone. I remember it was just a big lot where a masonry house was located. We frequently passed by here because my girlfriend was taking English classes a few blocks away.

Getting back to the subject, we walked up the steep street until we reached the entrance where there was a fairly large parking lot. The place was called Entrada Loca, a rather curious name. We proceeded to pay the entrance fee to the place, where they gave us green handles, as a reference that we had paid. When we entered the main hall, we were surprised by the spaciousness of it, it was decorated with parle tables, which gave it a great touch. It also had a very nice ambiance with light effects and a very well thought out organization.

[Taken from my Cat S62 cell phone.]

The music was varied and very pleasant, so much so that I started dancing early on. A waitress came to greet us and take our order. We opened the night with pitchers of beer, accompanied by some hors d'oeuvres. Then we took a tour of the place, it all looked like a lot of fun. In the back was a children's play area, in a large lot with inflatable apparatus, it was the kids' area.

[Taken from my Cat S62 cell phone.]

Beyond there was a pizzeria, it was decorated all in wood, and then we saw a play area for adults, it was a ring toss table, if you got it right you won a prize. We had a lot of fun dancing and jumping to the rhythm of the music. Around 12:00 pm we left in search of the bus to return home. It was a fantastic experience, I didn't expect it, it came up and we went on an adventure.

What spur of the moment experiences have you had?

Thanks for reading.

• I used DeepL translator in its free version, as my native language is Spanish.