misstinapie

Yey! Taon na ng isa sa pinakapaborito kong mga hayop-- Baka. Yeap. Baka/Ram/Ox. Magkakamukha lang ang stuff toy nyan kaya ok lang. Naalala ko tuloy me friend ako nung college na niregaluhan ako ng isang hard-to-find na cow plushie na tinawag kong Ram. Pero nge. Napakarami nang baka toys. Nakakainis. Lahat na halos ng tao meron. Babye na 2008. It's nice to know you pero I have to move on na. Marami-rami rin akong nagawa noong panahon mo. And I am so proud na marami rin akong naexperience na bago this year. Andyan yung first year ko sa work ko as developer, first time ko sa LaMesa Eco-park at sa intramuros (after 4 or so years), same thing sa pagpunta namin sa province namin na grade5 or 6 ang last kong punta, nagouting kami sa CME, first time ko rin sa Camp Aguinaldo at FunRanch(Muntinlupa, andon yung mga anak ni Aga at Charlene huh?!) for our Xmas Parties. I've also been to Tagaytay (first time with my pinsans & pamangkins), had a lunch out with a few of my girlf...

How would I write a poem to mourn A person I wasn't close to from highschool? We knew each other by name and face We may even had memories with our similar friends. But what would I write to mourn Someone I knew nothing special of? That all that I knew is less than who he really is, I may not even know who he had been lately! Why I would write a poem to mourn Is maybe due to reasons we are all unaware Or maybe because I never had the chance to learn Who he really was as others have known. Note: He wasn't my friend. He wasn't anyone in my life other than being my classmate. Yet this fact that makes me feel I should, in behalf of those who barely knew him, especially those people that surrounded him. R.I.P Mark Lester Cruz.

note: uhm di pa po to tapos. but this article i wrote was ages ago. I thought I should do myself a favor and post it na lang. waheheh... apologies... Aguinaldo Highway Kung nakatira ka sa Cavite, hindi mo kailanman mamimiss ang Aguinaldo Highway. Simula ng mag-college ako at magkatrabaho, mas matagal na ang ginugol kong oras sa daanang ito kaysa sa bahay. Paano banaman, ilang oras na byahe rin ang tinatagal ko rito makapasok lang (Pero syempre, mas madalas na ako ngayon sa Daang Hari). Marami na ang nakinabang at patuloy na nakikinabang dito. Andyan yung mga nagdedeliver ng goods, yung mga trabahador na nakatira sa Cavite at namamasukan sa kalakhang Maynila, mga akyat-bus vendors, malls, eskwelahan atbp. Ang laki nga ng naitulong nito sa akin. Dito, nagiging madali para sa akin ang pagiisip ng mga maaring isulat, ireview ang mga nangyari ng buong araw at makapahinga na rin kahit papaano sa maghapong pagpunta-punta ko sa kung saan-saan. Pero syempre andyan na rin yung sinisi ko n...

ORIGINAL EMAIL: Do you disagree with any of these "facts"? Justify your answer. The following was posted in another forum: 50 Facts about the Philippines Dapat ba akong magalit sa kanya (to the person who sent the poster this list) sa pagsampal sa akin sa katotohanan? That Philippines is... 50. Where the most happening places are not where the party is. Instead it is where the gang wars happen, where women strip and where the people overthrow a president. 49. Where even doctors, lawyers and engineers are unemployed. 48. Where everyone has his personal ghost story and superstition 47. Where mountains like Makiling and Banahaw are considered holy places. 46. Where everything can be forged. 45. Where school is considered the second home and the mall considered the third. 44. Where Starbucks coffee is more expensive than gas. 43. Where every street has a basketball court and every town only has one public school. 42. Where all kinds of animals are edible. ...