Wednesday, March 9, 2011
masaya maging masaya :)
Masayang makapagmuni-muni kasama ng mga dating kaibigan na hindi mo nakakasama dahil sa dami ng kailangang gawin. Isasama ko ang araw na ito sa listahan ng mga araw na gusto kong itatak sa isip ko. :D
Sunday, March 6, 2011
on posts
The last thing this blog needs to be is perfect.
Don't worry your pieces are too rough, too spontaneous, too out-of-the blue. Just write, write the way you like it. :) And always remember why you created this blog in the first place.
Don't worry your pieces are too rough, too spontaneous, too out-of-the blue. Just write, write the way you like it. :) And always remember why you created this blog in the first place.
marso
buhay.
liwayway.
mga minsanang pangyayaring bahagi na ng mundong ibabaw
unos.
pagbuhos.
mga katotohanang di makakaila ng mga pusong uhaw
ang bawat sandali ay pag-ikot
pagkalusaw ng mga alaalang dumaan sa paglimot
kung ang buhay ko ay susumahin
ano kaya ang aanihin?
ang buto kong itinanim
ay nilamon na ba ng dilim?
panaginip.
naidlip.
simula.
at natatanging gunita.
sa gitna ng pagkabalisa
hinahanap ko ang aking natatanging
Araw.
liwayway.
mga minsanang pangyayaring bahagi na ng mundong ibabaw
unos.
pagbuhos.
mga katotohanang di makakaila ng mga pusong uhaw
ang bawat sandali ay pag-ikot
pagkalusaw ng mga alaalang dumaan sa paglimot
kung ang buhay ko ay susumahin
ano kaya ang aanihin?
ang buto kong itinanim
ay nilamon na ba ng dilim?
panaginip.
naidlip.
simula.
at natatanging gunita.
sa gitna ng pagkabalisa
hinahanap ko ang aking natatanging
Araw.
a girl's guide to love
Written for future reference :)
1. Friends before lovers. Let's face it, the spark does not last forever. The butterflies that once lurked in your stomach upon your first encounter may be nothing but a distant memory after some years. It helps, therefore, if your relationship is built on friendship instead of mere attraction. (Got that from my Mom a while ago :D)
2. Jerks don't deserve a place in your heart. I repeat. Jerks don't deserve a place in your heart.
3. "There is a time for everything, a season for every activity under heaven." Thou shall not rush love, nor look for it. God has a plan for you, and that does not include looking desperate in trying to please a guy.
4. The best kind of love is one that makes you smile and helps you grow, not one that keeps you awake (and sad) at night and leads you astray.
5. Be the kind of person that you'd love to fall in love with. :)
6. Sometimes, it pays to be hard-to-get. (But that's only my two cents :)) )
7. "You know when you've already fallen out of love when you start making sense again." That started as a mere joke to one friend of mine, but there is a grain of truth in it, right? When we're in love, we start doing things that we would not have done if we weren't blinded by our impulsiveness and rush of emotions. So if you ended up looking like a total fool for love before, stop blaming yourself. There is no use in agonizing over your stupid (and unrequited) show of affection, nor extreme self-preservation out of paranoia. Consider your so-called failure as a learning experience.
8. If someone has broken your heart or cheated on you or wronged you, they're headed straight to Loserville. Don't fret; just leave things to God. :)
9. Last but not the least, don't forget love (or the lack thereof, haha) is just one aspect of your life. You still have so many things to care of — your spiritual and emotional well-being, academic and family life. And your obligation to the society!
1. Friends before lovers. Let's face it, the spark does not last forever. The butterflies that once lurked in your stomach upon your first encounter may be nothing but a distant memory after some years. It helps, therefore, if your relationship is built on friendship instead of mere attraction. (Got that from my Mom a while ago :D)
2. Jerks don't deserve a place in your heart. I repeat. Jerks don't deserve a place in your heart.
3. "There is a time for everything, a season for every activity under heaven." Thou shall not rush love, nor look for it. God has a plan for you, and that does not include looking desperate in trying to please a guy.
4. The best kind of love is one that makes you smile and helps you grow, not one that keeps you awake (and sad) at night and leads you astray.
5. Be the kind of person that you'd love to fall in love with. :)
6. Sometimes, it pays to be hard-to-get. (But that's only my two cents :)) )
7. "You know when you've already fallen out of love when you start making sense again." That started as a mere joke to one friend of mine, but there is a grain of truth in it, right? When we're in love, we start doing things that we would not have done if we weren't blinded by our impulsiveness and rush of emotions. So if you ended up looking like a total fool for love before, stop blaming yourself. There is no use in agonizing over your stupid (and unrequited) show of affection, nor extreme self-preservation out of paranoia. Consider your so-called failure as a learning experience.
8. If someone has broken your heart or cheated on you or wronged you, they're headed straight to Loserville. Don't fret; just leave things to God. :)
9. Last but not the least, don't forget love (or the lack thereof, haha) is just one aspect of your life. You still have so many things to care of — your spiritual and emotional well-being, academic and family life. And your obligation to the society!
Friday, March 4, 2011
these short lovely moments
I know I should be asleep by now because I have a long day ahead of me, but staying up seems so fun.
Yesterday, I drank coffee with my friend Pebs and had a lovely talk with him at Starbucks. At first, the silent air that emanated the atmosphere kept me awkward (I didn't know what to talk about), until I asked him how many heartbreaks he has had in his high school life. So random, right? Yet this golden question seems to bring interesting conversations every time.
Each time my friends choose to entrust secrets (about themselves, not others) to me, my soul smiles a little more brightly. I get flattered, of course, that they trust me enough to divulge an important part of themselves. My heart sings of gladness and hope and emotion each time a person does that. But of course, I also get this sense of responsibility and feel compelled to say something, well, worthy of second thought somehow.
When I got home, I perused the pages of YES magazine before doing the usual school stuff. It might seem really weird of me to buy that (it was my first time), but I was enticed by the cover story. It was about a fine girl (Sarah Geronimo) who loved a two-timer jerk (Rayver Cruz), no matter how undeserving was he of her love. Call me jologs or whatever, but we can learn a thing or two from that story right?
I'll write about my impression and thoughts on love in the next post.
Yesterday, I drank coffee with my friend Pebs and had a lovely talk with him at Starbucks. At first, the silent air that emanated the atmosphere kept me awkward (I didn't know what to talk about), until I asked him how many heartbreaks he has had in his high school life. So random, right? Yet this golden question seems to bring interesting conversations every time.
Each time my friends choose to entrust secrets (about themselves, not others) to me, my soul smiles a little more brightly. I get flattered, of course, that they trust me enough to divulge an important part of themselves. My heart sings of gladness and hope and emotion each time a person does that. But of course, I also get this sense of responsibility and feel compelled to say something, well, worthy of second thought somehow.
When I got home, I perused the pages of YES magazine before doing the usual school stuff. It might seem really weird of me to buy that (it was my first time), but I was enticed by the cover story. It was about a fine girl (Sarah Geronimo) who loved a two-timer jerk (Rayver Cruz), no matter how undeserving was he of her love. Call me jologs or whatever, but we can learn a thing or two from that story right?
I'll write about my impression and thoughts on love in the next post.
Thursday, March 3, 2011
ticket out of hell
I've never been more stressed my entire high school life. For the first time, I'll use a blog entry as a to-do list.
Community Service
Finalize ComSci board game concept
Help Chen with STR + send data
Get pitcher + paintbrushes from Hannah
Do the last 6 things and send to Sir Castro
Return textbooks
Write last words for EngJourn documentary script
Finish interviewing Sir Llaguno
Talk to Sir Montales
Photoshoot with friends
Community Service
Finalize ComSci board game concept
Help Chen with STR + send data
Get pitcher + paintbrushes from Hannah
Do the last 6 things and send to Sir Castro
Return textbooks
Write last words for EngJourn documentary script
Finish interviewing Sir Llaguno
Talk to Sir Montales
Photoshoot with friends
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