- What is poverty? It is when you, knowing that your mom already sent your allowance through your bank account, check your ATM and find out that the amount still remains the same: PHP 36.00. Do you know what’s worse? It is when you only have Php100 in your pocket and you still have to eat dinner. Story of my life. (PAYSLIP, Y U SO MAILAP?)
- What is depression? It is when you are asked by several people in different instances the same question: “Are you in law school?” It could have been easier to say, “I dropped out of law school.” But you know you did not. What’s worse? It is when you cannot explain the reason you why stayed in law school for only two weeks. adhasvhavqfheajfb *It’s all coming back, it’s all coming back to me noooow*
- What is work addiction? It is when you voluntarily take home your work, so that you can forget Number 2.
Monday, August 8, 2011
When I am 64
Friday, July 22, 2011
Please please me
Sunday, July 3, 2011
Love Will Tear Us Apart
Do you know what happens when you get your heart broken? You overcompensate.
You do the stuff you don’t usually do. You study hard, you get active with a lot of community endeavors, you read books you thought you’ll never read, you exercise and make yourself better. You become somebody else. You occupy yourself with many things, thinking that you’ll get over him sooner than you expect. You keep yourself busy. You keep your head clear from any of his memories.
You run from his memories. You opt not to watch the TV shows that he likes. You turn off your iPod once you hear the music he listens to. You hide him from your News Feed on Facebook. You delete his messages on your phone. You throw away your photos together. You try hard to disintegrate yourself from him.
You wake up early to start a productive day. You work harder, you push yourself to the limits. You go home, a little drunk and tired. You hit the bed. You don’t have the energy anymore. You sleep late, and the routine continues the next day. You become a robot, merely existing, barely living. You tire yourself. You work until you run out of energy, until your body cries for help, until your mind screams “Rest!” You work and work and work and work until you hit pit bottom.You keep fighting the urge to regress. You fight off any unwanted emotions. You keep telling yourself that you are strong. But in the end? The fact remains—you have a hole in your heart that no one/nothing, not even the greatest accomplishment, can ever fill in.
Saturday, February 5, 2011
The Great Perhaps
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Not Coming Home
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Edge of my Seat
Monday, November 22, 2010
Fluorescent Adolescent
Friday, October 22, 2010
Killing the Buzz
Friday, October 15, 2010
My kind of Strawberry Field
Thursday, September 16, 2010
I am a battered wife.
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Chasing Liberty
Monday, September 13, 2010
Jack of All Trades, Master of None
Red Light is All I Need
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Fast Forward
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Everything to Everyone
Friday, September 3, 2010
It was all yellow
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Burning the Bridges
Friday, August 20, 2010
Pet Peeves 101
- People who walk veeeeeeery slow. I can understand the senior citizens, but a teenager with strong limbs and high energy? No.
- People who block the way.
- Intense Grammar Nazis.
- Erasures on notes. I am sorry, but I take particular notice to handwriting and its neatness. So pardon me if I find erasures and intelligible writing offensive.
- People who write on my notebooks/planner. I get very snappy when it comes to my notebooks/planner because they are my valuables. I can let a very close friend to write on my valuables, but it is only on rare occasions.
- Self-glorifying people. I hate people who say/point out that what they do is way better than what other people are doing. Does demeaning other people's job make them a lot better? I find myself guilty of this crime sometimes, but I am trying to change the habit of lol-ing at some call center agents who are Grammar Nazis and so mayabang (because they can speak the language) but fail on delivering well.
- Seniority. Some people/systems uphold the value of seniority. I understand it sometimes, but it is just too much when some people/systems tend to disrespect the neophytes.
- Impolite elders. Oldies tend to be know-it-all creatures. Sometimes the way they speak to the younger generation is just too much. Most of the time, they are disrespectful of my generation. During those times, I just want to shout to them that it is their generation that raised us. But that would defeat my principle on individuals capacity to think critically. Or maybe it would not. I still have to figure that.
- MRT.
- When people become moody and inconsistent. That's just annoying.
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Insensitivity and Fear
Sunday, August 15, 2010
Cranky Monday Morning
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