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Friday, June 09, 2006
hol·i·day n. - A day free from work that one may spend at leisure, especially a day on which custom or the law dictates a halting of general business activity to commemorate or celebrate a particular event.
What'd I tell 'ya? Didn't I say that fate was my friend? I mean, I've gotten used to the idea that I would have to go to work, even on holidays, by this time. It just comes with working for a multi-national company (not to brag, because really, it sucks, having to work on holidays?!). It's just the way things are so you'll just have to suck it up.
I wasn't even complaining about this particular holiday. From the beginning of the month, my mind was set. I've even already forgotten that the 12th of June was a holiday. (How many times have I mentioned the word "holiday"?) But things have a way of happening when you least expect them. I guess that's just really how the world works, and I'm just going to have to suck it up.
How did it happen that it is the first time, ever since I've started my new job, that I get to not need to go to the office?
I don't think I've mentioned it before here, but I really like taking note and remembering, moments. (If you've seen Orlando Bloom's Elizabethtown before, I'm talking about something like his "last look" thing.) What I mean is, the few seconds or milliseconds wheren in you realize that something good (or bad) is happening, or about to happen, or has happened, and you actually notice what you're feeling, be it bad or good, and time seems to move slower... Those are the 'moments' I'm talking about.
I had one just a few minutes ago. While our department was having a meeting about whether we would be going to work on Monday or not. It's a holiday on Monday in Manila, you see. And although it's usually already a given that we have work on the holidays, we still always have a meeting about it to make sure, and to remind each other (especially the new ones like me) of the overtime forms and stuff. It was the first time in a meeting though that I heard our supervisor say:
"As long as one person for each office, comes in on Monday, it's fine."
Normally, there are 2 people assigned to an office. So it was a dead giveaway that there was a chance that I wouldn't have to go to work. Except, being the newbie and therefore probationary employee, I expected that the free day wouldn't go to me. Until she said:
"So, for the Sydney office, since Peter was the one who went to work on May 1, Marella would be the one coming in on Monday."
May 1 was the only holiday last month. And I came to the office then. There were like, only 5 people at work, but one of them was me.
Enter, the moment I was talking about. I immediately realized it would be me, who wouldn't have to go to work. I was already trying to keep myself from smiling wide, even before she stated what was already obvious to me:
"Since Ida was here last May 1, Alpha will be the one to come in on Monday."
I really didn't have to ask, but I did anyway, just to make sure: "So, I don't have to go to work on Monday?"
And she replied, "Yes, it's your holiday then."
"You mean, it's a day where I can be free from work that I may spend at leisure, and be a part of the halting of general business activity to commemorate or celebrate a particular event?" I didn't have to say.
I'm going to have a 3-day weekend! Wheee!!! XD My friend was right:
"Magical things just have a way of happening on Fridays."
Posted at 17:07 by miriyammqx
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Wednesday, May 31, 2006
Did I ever tell you that one of my greatest dreams is to discover a portal into another dimension? Or maybe another time, or even the same dimension and time, but another place? Like a secret passage. And it doesn't even have to be like those invisible portals of energy, or anything supernatural really, but even the simplest and most cliché of secret passages like, staircases behind the bookcase, or rotating fireplaces... One of my greatest regrets about our house, ever since I was a kid, is how it doesn't have any of that. Of course, there's probably really no need for it, but still, I wish there was some place that I could go to that seems completely detached from the rest of the world.
Most of my time in college, I think, was spent roaming around my university looking for such a place. I never found one. Perhaps it's because of this, which is why I never felt at home in that university, despite my having gone there everyday for 3 consecutive years (except during the summer/Christmas/between-terms breaks, of course, but believe me, the trimestral system does not have many of that). The closest I found was the closed staircase in the new building, but it was only there on my final year, and since the janitors kept using it, it was hardly detached.
In case your curious, my "portal" before college was the mezzanine/stock room of the publication office at the ground floor of our high school building. Whenever we would stay in school after classes, to work on the newspaper, there would always be a time when I and my friends would go up there and gossip. Sometimes, we'd sit on the stairs, but I remember a time that we sat in a circle, and it reminded me of those sleep-over gossip scenes they have in teeny-bopper movies.
Since then I haven't found many places like that. Maybe it's because I'm getting older, but I like to believe that the culprit would be the routine of life. Because when you finish school, you step into the real world, and in an office, a secret passage is probably the last thing that you could find, unless you're a librarian or a curator or a professor or, someone working in my building who had breakfast a quarter before 10AM and decided to look at the ice cream shop next door to McDonald's?
Not that I actually found a secret passage, but I really think I came close this time.
The restaurant at the back of the McDonald's branch next to our building is a sushi bar. And beside it, an ice cream shop. Perhaps because it was early when my friend and I went there, both places were empty.
What made it eerie though, even in broad daylight, was the music. The sushi bar had tables outside, and so naturally, it had speakers outside too, such that, as we were approaching, we could already hear soft music. An unfamiliar tune played on an unfamiliar instrument; it sounded like something you'd hear from an old music box. And with each step we took, it got louder, and louder, and louder.
We got to the restaurant entrance. Since it was no longer along the street, you couldn't hear the cars passing by. The 'We're Open' sign was hanging on the door, and you could see from the outside that the food assembly line (you know those places in Japan where the food goes around the table and you just get what you want while sitting on the side? Check out a picture here.) was moving. But there were no waiters in sight, no customers, nothing. The glare from the sun on the glass walls even made it seem as if there really wasn't anything inside the place. As if it was all just an illusion. The light can always play tricks on our eyes after all.
I half expected my friend to be gone when I turned to look. I thought something had happened as I was walking closer to the music, that somehow, as it got louder, I was moving farther and farther away from the real world and into something that looked exactly the same, but of course, was completely different. I was preparing myself to see something totally unexpected; a pig, crossing the street, a little green man, a white rabbit looking at his pocket watch... But it didn't happen.
My friend was still there, and when we opened the doors to the ice cream shop, there were two women behind the counter, asking for our orders.
I guess it was just a weird time to go to a sushi bar or an ice cream shop, that's why nobody was there. But wouldn't it have been so cool if I did suddenly find myself alone, and the creepy music would follow me everywhere I go -- going back to the office, riding the bus home (would there even be buses?)... And then I'd meet someone looking for a way to go back to the real world too, and we'd discover that we could actually move things with our minds and all that. Hehehe.
Another time, perhaps?
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Friday, May 26, 2006
Comment on this entry and I will give you a letter. Write ten words beginning with that letter in your journal, including an explanation what the word means to you and why, and then pass out letters to those who want to play along.
(Thanks pala kay Daniel for the tag.)
1. Letters - I love letters. Any kind. Be it e-mail, snail mail, notes passed in class, post-its, etc. and whether it's for me, for a friend (yeah, yeah, invasion of privacy, whatever (I only read my friend's mail with his/her consent, promise)), for all of mankind, I honestly think, that it's my favorite kind of "literature" to read. It's just so natural, don't you think? Like, one of the best sources for insights into someone's personality. *dreamy sigh* I even wrote an entry about it (which I now realize is worded in exactly the same way as this one :P), which you can read here.
2. Little - I've always been very little, in height, my whole life. Unlike some girls who were tall in elementary school and then would stop growing when they get to high school or college, I've never experienced being at the back of a "by height" line, not even in the middle. But it never bothered me. When people tease me about being little, they think I get offended, but really I don't. I usually find it funny, and sometimes flattering, that they even noticed. :P And besides, "It's the little things that count." (Not saying I'm a thing, but you get the point.)
3. Lag - I think this term was first used (or at least that's where I first encountered it) in the online chatrooms. When it would take a while for your message to reach the person you're talking to or vice-versa, people would say there's a lag. I don't chat online anymore, but still often use this term to refer to my feelings. I usually say that my feelings are lagged, because sometimes it takes a long time before I react to a certain event. It's somewhere along the lines of the sentiment "realizing too late". Example: 2 of my former officemates had resigned, and we had a farewell party for them Friday night. But I didn't cry, or feel sad, until Sunday night. Really.
4. Language - I really like listening to different languages. I think being able to speak several languages is so cool, and one of my most favorite moments in life is when someone tells you, or you hear from a song, a sentence you don't understand, so you look the translation up and then find out it means something really nice and sweet. (Ex: the time in Meteor Rain (yeah, yeah, jologs ako) where MeiZhuo met a Japanese girl and before she left she told him something, and then later on he asked a waiter in a Japanese restaurant what it meant and he said that it meant "I'll think of you when I'm in Japan." XD)
5. Literature - I actually feel a bit sad that I'm not more knowledgeable about this topic, despite my fondness for writing. Still thought, I think this is one of my favorite interests, and I'm so glad I'm one of the people who likes to appreciate it.
6. Lazy - That's me! A little hard to believe, considering that nearly all my friends are soo studious and soo smart and soo have plans for their futures, but, whatever. I think I'm smart too because I found out early on that if you make friends with smart people, it doesn't matter how lazy you are, other people will think you smart too. Hehehe. >:)
7. Labyrinthine - I came across this word once as I was looking for synonyms for "puzzle", and I must say that it sounds so cool. I think it's one of my favorite adjectives. It of course refers to anything that's like a labyrinth (maze)--confusing, maraming pasikut-sikot, etc. and though I can't think of anything in my life that it can describe, it'll remain a spare word I can use for anything weird that happens to me in the future. :P
8. Lime - as in the flavor, not the fruit (well, I don't think I've ever seen an actual lime fruit before). Anyway, this is my favorite flavor of candy (or gummy bears), so if ever you're giving me any sweets, remember that the green ones are my most preferred. 
9. Life - Gah, why did I choose this word? Is it really possible to describe what life means, even just to me? I don't think all the letters of all the alphabets using all the words of all the languages can suffice.
10. Love - Um, just because I can't think of another word that begins with L. And it's a shame to let this one, with all its popularity, go to waste.
Hay, natapos din. Ang hirap naman ng letter L! I've been working on this since last week! :P Well, hope it makes sense. Comments, anyone? I promise I won't give L anymore. Hehe.
Reviews for The Da Vinci Code and X-Men 3:The Last Stand are up. Don't forget to check 'em out! Thanks!
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Friday, May 19, 2006
If you hear me laughingLook into my eyesYou may not see my tearsBut I could be crying inside.If you see me smilingListen to my voiceI may not be so articulateBut words are so inadequate in expressing joy.Sometimes we laugh because the brain tells us that something is funnyBut our smiles come from our hearts.
05.09.2006
*Actually a work in progress, but I wanted to update today :P Comments, anyone?
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Monday, May 15, 2006
Comic Book Review : Kikomachine Komix Blg.1
RAKenROL!
Yeah, I know it's kind of old (almost a year old -- first publication was June 2005), but there's no rule as to when you can review something and how long you can read it for. Besides, Power Books seems to be out of stock of the 5th installment of Beerkada, so I bought this one instead. But I don't regret it one bit.
The first time I encountered this comic was at last year's Komikon. I borrowed it from a friend (who even had it autographed), but as I'm the slowest reader in the world, I only read up to page 20 or something (it has 90 pages). Though you won't really need to read the entire thing to be entertained, because really, this book is ALL funny, from beginning 'til end.
I guess what makes it different from other comics out there is how the situations are more realistic, and the characters easier to realte to. They're college kids, going through typical college student dilemmas, i.e. cramming for exams, budgeting allowance, etc. and there's no need for particularly special events (except maybe the UP fair) so they'd be put in funny situations. Somehow, the humor in this one is more natural. And, what I really like about it is how it doesn't have too much political satire (I don't recall any strip tackling politics, actually). I mean, sure, it's good to be aware of the things happening around us, but sometimes (and especially when you're "leisure reading") it's just not very nice to be reminded of the government's problems. So, even those who are apathetic to current events (like me), can still enjoy this book (it's a book, right?).
It's a good laugh, a good read, and though I don't think you'll get any kind of useful lessons it it, sometimes that's better than reading something where the author keeps trying to force his/her ideas and beliefs onto the readers. This one seems to really be just so people would have a good laugh. "Art for the sake of art," I usually say. And I'm glad that this too, falls under that.
Claps for Manix Abrera and a recommendation to everyone who's got Php110.00 to spare.
Just posted the review for Ima Ai Ni Yukimasu (Be With You). Don't forget to leave a comment! Thanks!
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Monday, May 08, 2006
NOW I feel giddy. But only now, and "now" does not include yesterday, or Saturday night or Friday evening. So whoever said I was giddy before is still wrong, because really, it's only happened now. Not even now, but already about an hour ago, when I woke up, and that hour's over, so I don't really feel giddy anymore. Not really. And what is with the word "giddy" anyway? It's so annoying. As to the reason why I felt (as in, past tense) giddy, suffice it to say that my sister bought me an Abarai Renji keychain (kawaii!! XD), I got to see a movie last Friday (even if it's not a very good one), I talked with my friends all weekend, and I know that when my mom and my sister come back from their trip, I'm going to have new clothes (Woohoo!). Really, that's the reason. And as to why I don't feel giddy anymore? One word will suffice: work. Gah, I hate Mondays. Kahit pa medyo masaya ang gising, Monday pa rin. I actually hate mornings in general. Kahit pa maganda ang bati ng mga tao. Umaga pa rin. Nakakatamad pa rin umalis ng bahay, at magpunta sa trabaho, kahit pa bago mag-9:00 AM 'eh makakapag-blog ka. Okay, NOW I'm not making any more sense. (Was I ever?) End of entry na. Reviews for The Wild and Il Mare are up. Please check 'em out.
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Friday, May 05, 2006
I was actually a bit disappointed when I went to Powerbooks and found this book. Because I wasn't planning on buying it at all. Or maybe I would've if I knew it existed. But anyway, I was disappointed because other than this, and the two others in the same series, there seemed to be no other local sci-fi books for sale. And, well, that kinda sucks. I mean, all this time I thought that Powerbooks carried many local titles and was all for promoting the local literary industry, but now I figure that's probably only for the mainstream local stuff like those "chick lit" that Summit Books publish. *rolls eyes*
(Okay, digression: I have nothing against Summit Books, really, though I can't say I completely support them for their totally predictable plots with material that's almost the same as the tsismis you hear in the jeepney that you wish you didn't hear at all.)
Maybe I'm just biased towards science fiction, and it's not at all fair to be comparing completely different genres, but really, I think that the Filipino science fiction writers deserve more credit. Hence, I will discuss in this entry the reasons why I like Parman by David Hontiveros, and hopefully at least make others curious about it.
The story is centered on a "hero" named Uno, who supposedly, is God's perfect creation. One of the chapters explain in full detail just how he was made and how his role is to protect God and the Earth, etc etc. I guess, it's not very different from all the "chosen" heroes out there, and his characteristics aren't especially unique or cooler than anime characters and such, but you gotta give him credit for not having the same powers as the others.
What I really liked about the story were the villains, though. The main antagonist (I think he's the main), Ernie Madrigal, is described as someone who isn't particularly strong, except for his one talent that can give him "an army at his beck and call" -- the ability to talk to shadows.
"Our shadows have lives of their own. Did you know that? Happy is he who can speak the tongue of shadows for he can have an army at his beck and call... It is a language of subtlety and intimation... But when you master it... When you master it, oh, the things you can do..."
Madrigal's speech, said at the prologue of the book, is what makes me not regret buying it. Isn't the concept just so cool? Although after that, it's a bit like the usual 'catch the bad guy because he stole something that will make him strong and put the world in jeopardy' plot, only without a damsel in distress (which is a good thing). Still, it was written pretty well, with all the fight scenes, and the subtle references to Philippine mythology, and pop culture.
Honestly, I was expecting something better, after having read David Hontiveros' Palanca-winning futuristic fiction story, "Kaming Mga Seroks", which was really something new and unpredictable, but maybe I'm just unfortunate to not have chosen either of the two other books in this series -- Craving and Takod. If you must know, the reason I chose to buy this one instead of the others, is because it's the one that looked the least scary. And I was right. It's not scary at all, just, violent.
Well, maybe I just don't know much about the sci-fi scene yet that's why I can't give this a fair review, and real critics will just have my head because I wasted my time writing something this useless, but whatever. I enjoyed reading it, and, there isn't an aspect of the book that I found to be a complete waste of time (unlike in Wander Girl where only that last 10 pages of the book made sense and everything that came before it would probably make very good kindling. Okay okay, that's uncalled for. Whatever.).
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Monday, May 01, 2006
I absolutely HATE having to change URLs (or anything, really). Really. I mean, updating links is one of the most boring parts of maintaining websites. Ugh, yuck. But, some situations call for drastic measures.
I saw my Dad reading my sister's blog.
And, okay, it's not mine, but it's almost impossible to know where my sister's blog is and not know where mine is. And I know there's nothing particularly incriminating about my parents in my blog (actually, the situation is a lot LOT lot worse for my sister), but still, if there's any one person that I don't want sticking his/her nose into my blog, that'd be my Dad.
He's not a bad person of course. But, I'm sure you all know how it sucks when your parents think they know you.
I can't even imagine how my sister would feel when she finds out. And I'm not looking forward to it as I'm sure it'll be really ugly. I don't even know how my Dad found our URLs, as I'm sure we are very careful to always erase the URLs we've visited. But I don't want to think about it anymore.
Just, well, that's the reason I changed my URL. *sigh* I hope nobody neglects to update their links, and I don't get too tired from asking people to change them.
This really sucks.
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Wednesday, April 26, 2006
At dahil ako'y nabubuhay sa fanfic, this is a shameless plugging for my flash fanfiction on, surprise surprise, BLEACH.
On the Way, In the Way
Please click on the image/title to read.
Obviously, it's about Renji and Rukia (I'm sure if you read the previous entry, you'd know why it's about them.) Aren't I just so predictable? :P Anyway, like I said, it's flash fiction, so don't be expecting any long complicated plots. Hopefully, I'll come up with something better when I watch the later episodes, but in the meantime, please R&R (read and review)! Thanks in advance, and, sorry the title sucks (I'm bad at giving titles, really). Hope 'ya like it!
Drop by my movie review blog, too! :) Reviews for Failure to Launch and Pamahiin are up.
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Monday, April 24, 2006
So what if they're similar? Nobody said you can't like characters with the same features. In fact, more often than not, people tend to like the same kind of people that they've liked previously. Because really, who can resist?
 Howl, Zabimaru!
Abarai Renji. 6th Division Vice-Captain. Born August 31. Grew up in the 78th district of Rukongai. Likes tattoos, hates spicy food, and ocassionally lets his hair down in particularly gruesome battles.
Can anyone spot the difference? (Actually there are a lot, it's really just the hair that's similar, and even the length is different, but *rolls eyes* whatever.) The other one (right) is Hisoka from Hunter x Hunter, in case you've forgotten. I wrote about him in an earlier entry.
I'll probably post more info about him later. To date, I've only seen up to Episode 39 of Bleach. I might even like some characters more later on. Though I don't think I'll be regretting picking Renji-kun as my favorite for now.
*fangirly sigh* I am so going to be obsessed...
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Ida /ee-da/ n. 1. Born on September 17, 1984. 2. Likes people to greet her on her birthday. 3. Loves reading books but hates buying them and always prefers them as gifts. 4. Has a sudden liking for mysteries. 5. A little too obvious when hinting for presents.
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Quote for the Time Being "Practice makes perfect." "Nobody's perfect." "Then, why practice?!" :P
Links Sources on the Yasutoko Brothers Goodskates, Inc. - the Official Website of the Yasutokos - contains news about the brothers schedules, message, accomplishments, and also information about their family skatepark in Kobe, Japan. Yasutoko--Aggrist! - Korean fan site about the brothers. The text is in Korean, but pics, videos and music are great! And if you look back far enough in the guestbook, you'll find an entry from Eito Yasutoko himself! Bikes, Boards, Blades Website - one of the most interesting (and I think most accurate) articles written about the Yasutoko brothers. A little old, but still a good read. Sk8Mag.de - interview of Takeshi Yasutoko after winning the gold medal in the Redbull Highrollers Competition 2003. (Site is originally in German, hope this link from Google translates to English directly.) Watch Them Fly - Exclusive Interview with The Yasutoko Brothers - interview with the Yasutoko brothers when they went to Malaysia in 2002. (Courtesy of X-Fresh Malaysia, an on-line magazine) Takeshi Yasutoko conquers the Asian X-Games! - about Takeshi's 98.25 and plenty more info on the Asian X-Games 2004. (Again, courtesy of X-Fresh Malaysia--it's such a nice website) The Sun, Rising, Jumping and Spinning at High Velocity / Who Says Men Can't Fly? / Awaiting X-Games X / Double WHAT?! / Re-vert / How I Wish... / All in the Family / Growing Up... - my entries with links regarding the Yasutokos Bloggers... zee rocks ... ...stranded.incinerated... ...the daily inquibbler... ...leli mcbealisms... ...names don't matter... ...anticipating serendipity... ...la bellissima... ...flicker of dreams... ...in the hidden pages of my notebook... ...a fool's prerogative... ...times like these...infinite sadness... ...polka dots... ...story of a girl... ...waking dream... ...thinking out loud... ...**kisses... ...kitkat56... ...a pitcher plant story... ...stardust... ...diary of honey... ...mind drifter... ...beauty... ...ves... ...endless episode... ...all about mardk... ...bittersweet avenue... ...push... ...journeys... ...by myself, but never alone... ...sole insanity... ...barenaked... ...un monde parfait...
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My Favorites The Result of Boredom and Obsession - my first entry. why I decided to create a blog. Who Invented Blogs? - discussion on my fascination with blogs Coming Clean, Theory and Back to the Obsession- an attempt at an explanation on why I'm still single. I don't have a title for this one and that's okay - the freedom of the internet Sense of Relationship - why some people remain single all their lives Start - how I got obsessed with the Yasutoko Brothers in the first place Is Fate With Me Or Against Me? - read how I met Takeshi Yasutoko in person, and how it saved my life (or, maybe it's more the opposite--you decide) Science of Love - how "talking about love is like dancing about architecture." I'm Wishing on the Sun - Can stars really make wishes come true? Out of Character - how sometimes even your closest friends can surprise you Where Can You Find Romance? - an attempt at grasping reality in Metro Manila Back-to-School Blues - I don't have to go to school anymore! I Should've Seen Filipinas Instead - discovering Mikel Campos Recommended Fanfiction - I love fanfiction. Here are some of my favorites. Please check them out! Change - It's hard enough to be yourself, why try to be somebody else? And I'm Back - an account of my experience in Singapore and Bangkok More Reasons to Watch Local Television - on Hero Angeles and Sandara Park Minor de Edad at Walang Trabaho - musings at the hospital Sleepwalking - some people can be dangerous, even when they're asleep Follow Up - an update on Mikel Campos, and the link to his Candymag interview. Mail Call - I got my diploma on Friday the 13th! Yet Another Obsession - lyrics to Drake Bell's song "Girl Next Door" I don't have a title again - Drake, Orly, and irritating cellphone servers Creepy Coincidence - Is it really possible to be 'one of a kind'? 24 - countdown to my 20th birthday Surprise! - a birthday surprise Birthday Season - the advantage/disadvantage of September Now Do I Have a Life? - one busy week Which One's the Cutest? - Drake Bell and his cute puppies The Last Man Standing - "I think therefore I'm single." Risking Friendship - How many friends do you lose when you get into a relationship? Missing - the winter camp brought about just one feeling Environmental Complaints - why can't people just throw trash properly? Irrelevant Information - what I'm interested in Mind Over Matter - stubbornness works! Three Day Weekend - review for the Korean Drama Full House Ito Na Ang Update - after a brief hiatus... Insatiable? - Man is insatiable. I am not. Cue Girls Swooning - the start of an affection for Daniel Wu 4-Day Forecast - paano ba dapat malungkot? FF7:Advent Children - a film worthy of the name Final Fantasy Something There - Edison obsession Hunter x Hunter - astig si Hisoka! Comics Among Other Things - Blitzworx is finally out! Ito Na Ang Orange Range - jpop/jrock/jrap? basta astig sila! The Ida Precision Test - in case I ever get kidnapped by aliens... 2005 Review - just what the title says Just Because I Was Tagged - something I refuse to list down This is the Last Time... - moving on? Or just moving? Busy Busy Busy - cosplay, UP fair and J-Pop at the Shang It is this feeling... - Do you really need someone to fall in love with, to fall in love? Happy Meals - Missing, Take 2 It's Gotta Be the Hair - and so starts the Abarai Renji obsession :P Moving Forward - Change. It's constant. The IDA Curse - See my true power! Hehehe. :P On Meeting People - I hate meeting new people. TV Series on DVD Killed the Hollywood Star - because Hollywood movies are getting suckier by the minute What I Miss the Most - the only thing I miss about college A Rather Late Account of the Komikon 2007 - Mangaholix 3! Into the Woods and Another World - aftermath of a broadway musical and an anime convention 5 Days in Palawan - available in bookstores now! LitsPamaypay - a Filipino short story, set in high school Nicholas Was... - a short story about Christmas by Neil Gaiman For Ragnarok Addicts - Neil Gaiman's technology-addiction-related poem, " Virus" Heart Attack - just a bunch of pick-up lines related to heart problems A Tail of Two Kitties - writings that suck, but are funny nonetheless Juvenile Poetry - poem by my friend from HS While Waiting Alone in the Stock Room - my 100th entry! just some musings about life. Unfair - why can't people just feel the same way? Bumalik na Alaala - time heals all... "wounds" Sasayaw Kayo? - when someone's wearing the same color... Jeepney - libreng pamasahe? Pagmumuni-muni sa Daan - araw-araw akong naglalakad mag-isa. Gusto Kong Sumikat - tulad ng araw... Boracay Night - the beach isn't as romantic as everyone thinks Ang Ganda ng Kalikasan - nature rocks! Musings on the Road - English version? :P Rain - isn't the rain just so poetic? How Much? - how much can a person feel for another? On the Way, In the Way - an attempt at at Renji/Rukia fanfic Laughing and Smiling - irony of feelings? Bookworm in Distress - or maybe, damsel in distress in a bookstore. Time Flies - trying my hand at poetry (yet again) A Beginner's Tale - fooling around with TalecraftReviews Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix The Burglar in the Rye Alamat ng Gubat Wander Girl Boy Meets Girl Parman Kikomachine Komix Blg.1 Watchers Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince Zsa Zsa Zaturnnah Ze Musikal
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5 parts humour
5 parts joy |
Method: Stir together in a glass tumbler with a salted rim. Add lovability to taste! Do not overindulge! |
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