Kilig Moments in Tokyo Disneyland | 10% payout to @japansteemit

"kilig" is officially a part of the Oxford English Dictionary. It is described as "Exhilaration or elation caused by an exciting or romantic experience; an instance of this, a thrill."

Have you ever felt that same feeling before?
In Filipinos, that is common to teenagers and so does to singles even at a late age. Especially when you are in front of your crush.

I and my friends were at the queue to Haunted Mansion in Tokyo Disneyland when my one my friend said in Tagalog, "the attendant beside you is cute! approach her. This is your chance!" I smiled and replied, "no, I'm shy".
My friend smiled at the cute young attendant lady who happened to stare at me already with to my understanding she is waiting to be approached as her job as an attendant. But when I glance at her, she smiled back with her dimples on. She's so cute and I feel "kilig".

Finally, my friend approached her saying "I want to take a photo of the two of you" referring to me and a cute young lady. But she didn't understand what my friend meant to say. She immediately offer her hand to take photo of us "me and my friend" but my friend responded. "no, no, no, I will take a photo of you together pointing her left point finger toward the cute lady and the right pointer finger to me, and put it together teasing both of us like we are a perfect matched. I am looking at her that time too when she keep on smiling and nod her head for approval and I got kilig again. Then we get closer to each other, she was so demure and I am so shy then camera click. "smile"

Officially, she is now my crush. But she can barely speak English. I just say "arigatou" bow my head and she turn around back to her pose as lane attendant. I did not even get her name but I bring her smile and memory upon going home.