Step two: Films.

I searched far and wide by foot for 120mm films. I failed.

So I turned to the one and only shoulder I could lean on: the Internet.

As usual, olx.ph answered my call. Tons of expired 120mm films were on sale! Lucky me. I was at first afraid to buy online, but I had no choice. I saw this ad and messaged the seller. The first two films I picked were out of stock, but then he linked me to his online shop: theonlinewarehouse.biz. It was a one-day delivery. I sent the payment through Smart Money, which was available on our next-door neighbor's reloading station. 

I slept late that night, and was woken up by my cellphone's ringtone. It was an unsaved number. I was frustrated at first because it was only 8 AM and I wanted more sleep. The courier asked for landmarks and directions, and surprisingly even though I was half-asleep I gave the right directions.

I figured they would show up any minute so I got up. TWO HOURS PASSED AND THEY STILL WEREN'T HERE. I should've slept more. But as soon as my Chewbacca-look-alike dog barked, I got all excited and got them!

Fujifilm Superia-Xtra 400 and Pro NS.

Finally, I can shoot. I will post pictures of the outcomes!

Less-than-three lots,

Lian.