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10/20/07 04:24 pm - ...i'm still alive. =D i hope to have a productive sem break. woooohoooo!!!!!!!! |
7/27/07 06:58 pm - five simple ways to be happy =)I got this from Jen's blog.
Remember the five simple rules to be happy: 1. Free your heart from hatred. 2. Free your mind from worries. 3. Live simply. 4. Give more. 5. Expect less. ***I AM HAPPY at the moment. |
7/4/07 07:55 am - for Bman(",)
a BIG smiley as promised. |
6/24/07 01:02 am - after 72After 72 entries, I'm back in Manila.
It feels undeniably great to see my family and friends again. A lot of things have changed. I changed. dilemma: the more things change, the more they stay the same. |
6/6/07 03:08 am - seventy oneUP QUIZ. I got this from somewhere.
[/] worried about getting bullied by fratmen or getting killed in a riot |
6/2/07 12:34 am - seventyOne bad thing about winning a darts game twice against an American and a couple of Russians is that it can make them think that I am from a boar-hunting community which until now thrives in a hunter and gatherer society. I just earned the reputation of being the queen of the tribe. Nice. The things I learned about my self today. 1. Almost always, I can hit the target. Proof: Winning the standard cricket twice and almost winning the sniper. 2. I lack strategic planning. Proof: An embarrassing failure on the cricket cut throat game. =( ***Straight from one of the horse's mouth: Russians are designed to kill Germans and write long books while the Americans are busy trying to unethically rule the world. |
5/31/07 12:10 am - sixty nineStrangers with Candy's memorable lines. This will stick for a while. ![]() * * *Geoffrey Jellineck: You pushed me away! Chuck Noblet: I wasn't pushing you away, I was pulling me toward myself. * * * Chuck Noblet: Look Geoffrey, I'm glad you stopped by. I'd like you to leave. Geoffrey Jellineck: I'm sorry, what's happening? Chuck Noblet: It's over. Geoffrey Jellineck: What are you saying, Chuck? Chuck Noblet: I need more out of this relationship than I'm willing to put in. I think I deserve better, don't you? Hey, I know this is hard on you. It would be hard on me, too, if I broke up with me. I know what you're losing. * * * Jerri Blank: (talking to Megawati) I'm just having some cruel fun at your expense! Jeez, I thought you people had thicker skins than that. You know, fighting those tigers in the jungle and all. [pauses] Jerri Blank: Why doesn't anybody like me? |
5/19/07 12:33 pm - sixty sevenDisclaimer: This entry was written not because I was on my nerd mode (again).
I remember taking one of the most interesting subjects I've taken in UP, Sociology 101. I took it on the second semester (November to March) where it was very nice to sleep late during the mornings because of the relatively cold weather in Manila and the class was every 7-9 AM on a Wednesday. I won't say it was a form of torture where students needed to wake up very early in the morning for that Wednesday class (Wednesday where most of the Iskos and Iskas were still enjoying the perks of the supposedly "research day for the students" aka "pwedeng-matulog-buong-araw" or "pwedeng-uminom-kahit-tuesday-night") because I enjoyed every minute I spent in that classroom. I was aware that I wasn't the only person who felt that way. Not all of our professors in the university can actually teach us something that we could actually use in our daily existence. Case and point, sociological imagination. V. useful. =) see: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sociological_imagi It was just amazed to see her on Facebook this morning. I remember *** On a different note, I am 680 hours and 24 minutes away from Manila . I hope it won't be too long. I want to be home soon. I must be home soon. I am, or maybe we, are getting tired of waiting. |
5/18/07 12:10 am - sixty sixNo thanks. I think I need a coke. =) |
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5/15/07 12:12 am - sixty fiveThis conversation with trina santos: ang tagal mo naman trina santos: akala ko by now dapat andito ka na? hmm? TAGAL!!! malor campita: wala pa! malor campita: june pa dear malor campita: 5 weeks more okay? trina santos: grrr trina santos: tagal!!!!!!!! malor campita: haha malor campita: i love you trin! trina santos: love you too! |
5/14/07 11:33 pm - sixty fourTHIS IS OUTRAGEOUS! Shirley Phelps with her daughters in the Tyra Banks Show. That lady sure has a loose screw somewhere in her head. |
5/13/07 02:18 pm - sixty threeThis song was playing inside my head while eating pizza last night.
Picha Pie by Parokya ni Edgar. **daym. hafta burn the calories. =p |
5/9/07 12:27 am - sixty twoThis is the first thing that made me smile today.
Small things matters Malory, but it pisses me off if it's too small. (Bondad, 2007) Anak ng......!!!!! Thanks Briggs. i hope there will be second, third, fourth, fifth... |
5/4/07 02:04 am - sixty oneno more drinking. |
5/2/07 08:39 pm - sixtyI saw this somewhere and when I looked for the meaning of my name, I was stunned. A: you like to drink. B: you like people. C: you are really silly. D: one in a million. E: great in bed. F: you are dead sexy. G: you never let people tell you what to do. H: you have a very good personality, looks and a very good kisser. I: great in bed. J: people adore u. K: you're wild and crazy. L: unbelievably great in bed. M: great in bed. N: you like to drink a LOT. O: awesome kisser. P: you are hypocrite. Q: you are popular with all types of people. R: fuckin crazy. (in a fun way) S: easy to fall in love with. T: you're loyal to those you love U: you are really silly. V: you are not judgemental W: you are very broad minded. X: you never let people tell you what to do. Y: best boy/girl friend any one can ask for. Z: always ready M: great in bed. A: you like to drink. L: unbelievably great in bed. O: awesome kisser. R: fuckin crazy. (in a fun way) This says a lot. =P |
4/26/07 12:47 am - fifty nineThe thing about facing an enemy, be it fear, be it yourself, be it a person, be it a group of individuals, be it a nation, is that a person turns into the very thing he is up against - he can be the same or stronger, fiercer, more brutal, and more ruthless if it need be for the reason of self preservation and of upholding what he believes is right and fair for the involved parties. It then eventually leads to unconsciously fighting one's own self. And in the end, self-destruction.
This is the problem in every and any war. This was one of the five topics in the third question in the People and Literature in Film's midterm exam which I believe can be applicable in every day existence. But the real question is, how do you confront what you need to confront when it is very dangerous to fight head on? Should we just hide behind the bushes? And if you're already that creature you manage to put into existence, how can you go back to your old self? *Thoughts on what's happening in Iraq, Africa, and every war that happens within ourselves. |
4/18/07 01:23 am - fifty eightI carried out on my morning ritual of looking at my cell phone to check what time it is followed by turning my computer on to check my mails before taking a warm shower. This morning was different though. I looked at Yahoo for news. The story about the Virginia Tech shooting became my breakfast. 33 people dead as a gun man open fired in two different locations inside the university. Just minutes ago, the gun man was identified as a South Korean student studying English. It was said that it was the worst incident of shooting in the US after the August 1, 1966 shooting where Charles Whitman killed 14 people and injured dozens at University of Texas. There is no real data that will will tell about the figures of firearms but here are an estimated 200 million guns in circulation in the US, a country with a population of about 300 million. According to a Harris poll conducted in 2001, approximately 39% of all American households own at least one gun. The risk of being killed by a firearm in the US is higher than in any other Western nation. (Source:http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/ameri Given this situation, many questions are popping in my head. Will there be (more) discrimnations against Koreans or Asians in general in the US because of this? Will the US government impose tighter laws on gun possession and acquistion? *I hope the next entry will be about SA. |