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everything about life i learned from jogging

August 30th, 2005 | 2 Comments | Posted in Apathy kills, Drama Queen moments

everything about life i learned from jogging…

life is one big loop; it always goes full circle (well sometimes it’s square or oval, sometimes it’s just shapeless).

no matter how long you’ve been going down the same path everyday, there’s always one undiscovered route you’ve never taken and it’s exciting to take it.

don’t try to overtake those who’ve been at it for a really long time lest you tire yourself out just outdoing them and forget why you’re doing this in the first place.

it’s nice to have company along, but it’s also good to be alone once in a while.

nooninooninoo…

i just realized, men really are melodramatic too. eddie guerrero just pointed that out to me this morning, spitting into the microphone that Dominick was his real son. as if life couldn’t be any crueler to Rey Mysterio. he rises from his agony and finally manages to defeat the ruthless guerrero for the custody of his kid. hahahaha. WWE is one big soap opera — for men.

the male species is particularly deterred abhorred repulsed shunned away by the word “marriage”. my guy friends told me how, even being with the current loves of their lives for not less than 3 years, they are driven to explore the “world out there”. there are just too many fish in the sea, they say. there’s always one that’s better than the current one. there is, isn’t there? and there always will be.

my ideals have been shattered by these same polygamous creatures i call friends. i’m still thankful for them, i really am. because despite their confusing behavior, my ideals have found a different basis on which to grow on. it’s true men take longer to grow up. to my fellow intelligent kind, wait for your men to mature, then serve on a platter with your choice of garnish.

cordillera coffee’s coffee AID night

August 25th, 2005 | 4 Comments | Posted in Food

if you don’t have anywhere to go on friday…

Experience Filipino culture through
a fusion of Pinoy worldbeat, Kundiman,

and a taste of the finest Philippine coffee

On Friday August 26, 20058:00 p.m.

at our café in Xavierville Avenue (across Tribu, near Metrobank and Betty’s Sansrival)

With featured artists

Indigenous music and dance ensemble

Kontra-Gapi (Kontemporaryong Gamelang Pilipino)

And premier classical guitarist

Boyet Vasquez

saying goodbye

August 13th, 2005 | 2 Comments | Posted in Drama Queen moments

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when it’s time to say goodbye, you just say it.

no more hesitations, no more second-thoughts, no more if’s, but’s or if ever’s. the more you prolong it the more it digs its claws deeper into the soil of your heart and you can never let go.

how you say it wouldn’t really matter because the person receiving it has already begun to disintegrate into a tiny million pieces since you utter the word ‘goodbye’.

don’t ever resent the one who says goodbye because some way or the other, in some other unseen universe, it is always for your own good.

how it fits into the larger picture, from the cubist’s perspective, will perpetually be unknown to you until that day you hold another piece in your hand and you begin to find again where it must go.

it will never be easy.

nurse the pain, never ignore the hurt, isolate yourself if you must, but pick up the pieces. these will come in handy when the time comes.

be strong. the source of strength may appear to have vanished, but there are your friends, your family, and always Him.

the world will continue to spin, the sun to rise and the moon to shine, and blood to flow.

when it’s time to say goodbye, you just say it.

#045 jeepney stop

August 10th, 2005 | 5 Comments | Posted in Short Stories & Mood Swings

if I had a choice to do my life all over again, I’d go back to that afternoon when I sat at a jeepney stop watching the pedestrians and traffic pass by. You see, I wasn’t alone then.

you asked me if I wanted dirty ice cream, but I said no thanks. I had too much calories in me and i’d do better without one hundred and fifty more. You shrugged and still bought one, telling the sorbetero if he could add just one more scoop of chocolate. I marveled at how much room you still had for dessert, after eating at our favorite carinderia.

you sat beside me at the stone bench and for a few minutes we took our time to scan the bulletin board for new announcements like, “wanted: lady bed spacers” or “lose/gain weight call” or “up to 70% off on all items” maybe realizing there was none worth scrutinizing, you turned to me and asked where I was going later that night. I told you I had nowhere to go; I was still grounded for coming home late the other night.

Ayan kasi, dapat nagpaalam ka maaga pa lang.

It wasn’t my fault, I wanted to tell you. nobody had told me you were coming. I thought you still had a basketball game with the boys. But never mind, we still had a great time, didn’t we? i asked if you were going somewhere yourself.

Ewan ko. Ikaw, gusto mo gumimik? Ay, oo nga pala hindi ka pwede. Hehe. Ikaw kasi eh.

yep, that did it. I began to tell you about how we ended up being friends. I recounted how we first met, what was the first thing you told me, and even what you wore. I said you were too mayabang and figured you couldn’t be as nice as they say. You laughed at me and said you were probably the nicest person on earth even if it turned over.

I wanted to say yes, that’s possibly true. That’s probably why I began to like you minus the first impressions. And you were also sweet and fun to be with and smart and such a gentleman and so much more! But I kept that to myself and just smiled. Yeah, you’re sooo humble too. You seemed to have found that amusing and playfully punched me in the arm.

It’s been three years since we met, I told you. remember that time when I got stranded in school because of the rain (and you kept pestering me to bring an umbrella but I didn’t want to) and you still went back for me anyway even if you lived in the south and I was in qc? The flooding was really bad and you just had your car washed. i was so grateful to you then. I still am.

It’s funny how I really never got to thank you for all those times you were my hero. I guess I’ve always felt you were going to be there for me constantly. You interrupted my reverie and said I was getting way too sentimental. Yeah, you were never the schmaltzy, gushy type.

But I wanted to tell you anyway.

My point is, my dear friend, hindi ka ba naa-amaze sa tagal na nating magkaibigan? Akalain mo yon, natiis kita? (haha) I’ve always hung out with you, na kahit may gustong manligaw sakin, hindi makalapit! Akala nga nung iba nating mga classmates boyfriend kita. Sabi ko nga ang swerte mo naman.

Haha, you know what I’ve always liked about you? you have such a great sense of humor! Pero alam mo, sa lahat ng friends kong babae, ikaw lang yung sobrang close sa akin. Ewan ko pero feeling ko you know me inside out, im not afraid to be myself. Eh bakit nga ba hanggang ngayon wala ka pa ring boyfriend?

Bakit ba? Wala eh, na-intimidate siguro sayo.

Nye, sakin pa? sira nalang ang hindi pa lumapit sayo, sa ganda mo na yan, matalino ka pa, sobrang bait pa. what more can they ask for?

Hmm. You think? It didn’t seem to apply to you.

Come on, you’re my bestfriend! Your prince just seems to be a little lost. You know what I love about sitting in this waiting shed with you? you always come up with crazy ideas. what’s all this over-sentimental session about anyway?

Wala lang. don’t you ever think..?

What?

Wala. Never mind.

Ano nga?

Wala nga, ok? Drop it.

A bunch of students stood near us and tried to flag down a jeepney. It just sped by. like that moment, when I could have told you. it went past us and it is never going to do a u-turn.

I’m sitting on the same stone bench at the same jeepney stop where we had that conversation. i held the thank you card in one hand and gripped the edge of my seat with the other. as if life couldn’t be more unkind; I realize i should’ve taken your offer for that one ice cream cone. I should’ve said this or done that. But it’s too late for that now.

I picked up a box full of your and my stuff, each of them with stories to tell about us. your mom told me how you’d love for me to have them. i loaded the box inside the trunk and went on my way to the church where they’re keeping you for a while. i know it’s no jeepney stop, but I’m still going to wait with you there till you board your ride home.


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