I'm Lucky, Lucky, Oh So Lucky!

The title tells it all. Yeah. I earned some luck this week. :)

YAAAAY!!!


I wanna list everything here, but it would take so much of my time.

I have to do some things for the meantime.


\m/ Hahaha!

Excited!

*Insert the happiest smiley here*

OH YEAH!

I just came from my PE (Ballet) class, and we had an exam. So far not so good. Gah! French is not my forte! Hmn.

Earlier before that, I had one of my longest vacants in history. 3.5 hours. I didn't have fun at all, but I read an interesting story in a book entitled "Stories from South East  Asia" (something like that). The short story is entitled "Beauty Queen" written by an Indonesian author. The other story that I could recall is "Aton" written by a Filipino author (sorry I cannot recall your names, dear authors!).

And earlier that that is our tensing PA 11 1st reaction paper written in class. We had it on room 307. It's so nice there. I like the blue seats... anyway, earliest than the rest of those is something I wouldn't bother at all.

So, the title of this 96th post is "Excited" since I have reasons to be excited:

1. Exams are almost over. C-chan and I are about to see movies!



2. Romantic Princess ends, and ISWAK 2 is about to be shown on Philippine TV (take note: on weekdays!)



3. Our field trip on PA 11 is on August 11! :)) Woah can't help but get hyped by this.



4. Fairly OddParents special on August: Fairly Odd Baby!



5. Movies that are upcoming are way better than the Dark Knight in my perception. Honestly I do not like super hero films anymore. :P

So there you have it, or rather there I have it! Gotta go to my Stat 101 class now!

*Insert a grinning emoticon here*

Freeze!

This sucks.

I've wasted 3 DVD's already just to back up files. I really, really hate it. My PC froze, and so even though my DVD burner continues, the files aren't copied. Grrr...

どうして

I bet most of the people on net will see ?????'s on the title or header of this post, unless they have installed Japanese language packs on their respective browsers.

I was about to post something more interesting that this, but I must have forgotten what it was. Anyway, I am in the mood to recall stuff that had happened way back so I'm continuing this post with a narration more than 3 years ago.


More than 3 years ago, I do not understand what a blog is. I created one here in Friendster while I was randomly accessing the net facilities of Compass Internet at Robinsons Galleria, when it was still located near my review center for college admission exams. When asked for the URL, I thought of my recent Korean and Japanese crushes--the actors Lee Dong Gun, So Ji Sup, and Satoshi Matsuda respectively. Therefore, the url was this long: ldgsjssm. I myself could not recall it till this day.

For my first post, I posted the lyrics of my then favorite song entitled "Water Drop" sung by Ali Project. That song ran constantly on my mind, and I never thought that this blog thing has other purposes other than posting your favorite song. The other posts followed, and everything was just as nonsense as I thought it was. I told myself that no one bothers blog posts of any other person. So I posted and posted, not thinking of what I type. Later did I realize that it is accessible by the public. I know I could do something and delete posts or the whole thing, but I want archives of what I did, said and the like.

And now, after 3 years and roughly 2 months, I still could not figure out why I write (in) a blog. I want one concrete answer to that (question).

I guess I still have tons of time figuring that out.

I’m Almost Over You!

Isn't this a bit EMOtional?

There's this song  with this line. I do not know the title and I just heard it from somewhere. Honestly, I admit that I'm quite emotional myself. Looking back from before, I'm more bottled up because of this annoying emotional trait. Later, as I entered college, it finally lessened. I became emotionally stable and socially active. Sometimes I do think I changed because of college. I wasn't confined at the "religious" environment I had when I was in high school and even when I was in primary school.

And now, I'm saying that I'm almost over something other than being emotional in general. Something more specific and something that I thought would lead me to doom.

Did I just find "the light"?

Wow. I never thought smileys were around here. I guess it must be the light that I've found. I do believe I haven't found

To many, what I am writing right now is obscure and nonsense. As we grow older, we do realize a lot of things. This is one thing I'm so sure of. I guess I must've spent a lot of nonsense times in my life. If I put those times together, I must say that I regret everything that had happened...

REGRET. REMORSE... what could be worse than these? I could not think of a word yet. Someday, I'll be able to express what I really intend to say. Of course, not in my usual blatant manner, but in a way that I could not hurt anyone.

Happy Hundredth Birthday, UP!!

This is really the IT!

Earlier this morning, there was a heavy traffic jam inside the campus. The jeepney (Katipunan) I was riding moved like a turtle amidst the other vehicles. Inside the jeep, the ambiance is so humid. Everyone inside the jeep almost tapped their foot impatiently. Even before going in the campus premises, there's traffic, and it irks the rest of us that even inside the campus there is traffic.

Upon drifting at the corner along Yakal going to the gym, there's more of the traffic jam. Most of the passengers went off already and walked the road leading to AS and FC. I tried my best to text my report partner Sheedee to ask her if Prof Argete has arrived the classroom; however, the Globe service seemed to encounter technical difficulties again. I sighed in exasperation as the jeep moved slowly. Manong driver finally told us that the Ylanan road is closed that's why the three of us left must go and walk alongside the other people. And so we did.

As I walked, I noticed that a lot of people were gathered in front of Quezon Hall. Luckily, the 8:30 AM program hasn't started. I was able to sing the National Anthem with my fellow UP people and after that the band also played "UP Naming Mahal". The sun shone so brightly as I contacted my mom telling her that I won't go to Env Sci 1 anymore since it's almost 9 and Prof Argete must've locked the door of Room 1 already. She insisted that I still should come, so I walked away the crowd. Sheedee's life saving SMS told me that our class was canceled. I almost jumped in joy as I returned to the crowd, nearer the Oblation.

My mom finally called me after I send an SMS telling her that Sheedee told me we have no class this morning. She asked me to forward the SMS. I told her I ran out of load since I called her. She gave up, and she hung up. The program continued. It was already after UP President Emerlinda Roman's speech, which included that she had just received the SMS about the 20,000 Php Centennial bonus for UP workers approved by the DBM and signed by the President of the Philippines herself accordingly. There was a loud cheer by the people. After her speech was the USC's oath taking with Chancellor Sergio Cao. After that was the launching of the UP Centennial Postage stamps. I was truly impressed that they will have this stamp circulated everywhere.

Finally, it's time for the balloon release. Everyone in the scene carries either a red or green balloon (or was it maroon?). Then the emcee said he'll count to 100 and that after his counting, everyone releases their balloons. I laughed when he started counting at 10, then 20, 30, until he and everyone who counted with him reached 100. The balloons were released and fireworks (err was it fireworks in the morning? or just explosive sounds?) sounded. The balloons flew westward, blown by the early morning wind. Everyone clapped in unison. The band played again, and truly it was a happy celebration.

The emcee announced that our Student Council prepared something (was it food?) at Vinzon's Hall. Everyone walked accordingly. I joined the other people since I can't seem to find Emma, my friend. After sometime, I arrived AS and went to Casaa immediately. I was reloaded (my mobile's load) and then I met Emma. Afterwards, here I am right now at Isko internet shop after a delectable meal at Rodic's.

What else could I narrate? I plan to write something for UP on my 100th post here at Friendster Blogs. :)

NOTHING

This post was first conceived in my room and it must be under the title "The Thin Line Between Liking and Disliking Someone". I went out for a while because I felt hungry, and after eating I cannot create a single significant thought with regard to my intended title earlier. So I decided to change it into this one.

-Now that I was enlightened, I just decided to continue this unposted/unpublished post I made several months ago-

I'm now going to continue about the thin line I was supposed to be discussing. Anyway, when we like someone, what only appears in front of our mortal eyes are the good things about that person. Little did we know, the things which are important about that person were hidden beneath it. And so something shall trigger and cut that thin line. That's reality. When that thin line is gone, every single bad thing will haunt you. And so the more things you don't want to see appear before you, the more you will dislike that person and thus, Hating him for life (or so).

It's just as simple as that. The more you liked him, the more you will end up loathing him.