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17 June 2007 @ 03:31 pm
Stolen from Jovan and Macy. =)


My Lakbayan grade is C-!

How much of the Philippines have you visited? Find out at Lakbayan!


Created by Eugene Villar.


I wanna travel more. My Mindanao looks very lonely. And I miss Visayas. Luzon roadtrips are fun but they pain my ass. But I love it.

I love The Philippines.
 
 
11 May 2007 @ 03:18 pm
If you're interested in watching Chesca LIVE (Summer Skate 2007), please refer to the following dates:

May 15, 2007 - Venue: SM Mall of Asia
Couple Technical (Event 090) - 12:53Pm

May 16, 2007 - Venue: SM Mall of Asia
Artistic 2 (Event 157) - 1:22Pm (*Here you'll have to wait a few more minutes because this time group doesn't start with my event)

She suggests you come 1-1 1/2 hours after the said time for the competition is always on delay. Always.

She also says:
*Bring food, if you like. A competition is like a movie, anyway. :)


=)

Chesca, I plagiarized your post, sorry. And... alam mo naman na may pakpak ang balita pag ako eh. =) I'm gonna watch on the 15th! Go get the gold again, Cheese!
 
 
10 May 2007 @ 08:00 pm
I stole this from two people named Macy and Carl. =)


Kill-Machine
MAIM! BASH! BLUDGEON! CRUSH! This military death-droid doesn't take any shit. Got a problem? Violence is the solution. Parking ticket? Kill them. Post's late? Bear trap. Cold pizza? Tactical warhead. You're not sure if people respect or simply fear you, but if they get in your way, they're toast.
What's your malfunction?




Dear lord! I beg to differ. It makes me feel like a damn sociopath. My second result was the chameleon unit one. It's more apt, damn!
 
 
Q : Have you kissed someone in the last 2 months?
A : Yes. But not the kind of kiss you have in mind.
if interested, proceed )

Checs, credits to you.
 
 
19 April 2007 @ 01:50 pm
Again, my favorite Ricky moment.


Lat con, minutes after the stormballs' "parade", Ricky stood by the SWP booth, in his Via Astris suit, sweating.


He was missing during the run.
It was cold where he was standing.


"Why are you sweating?" I asked. But he didn't answer, he just giggled a bit, and wiped off his sweat.


Now I'll never know. But I have a hunch. ;)


Rest in peace.
 
 
29 March 2007 @ 11:44 pm

(Hey, I think I just graduated.)

It's difficult to take a raincheck on a person who lives miles and miles away from you. It's even tougher when the check is due to your family deciding that they suddenly want to spend a rather rushed lunchtime with you instead of their clients. And to think I already had my taste set out for supposed coffee.

With all the disappointing hoohah that went about inside the gym, I was looking for a good turn of events. I lined myself up for further disappointments by making plans I thought were firm. Only to end up waking in the late afternoon in a bed all too familiar (though it would have been interesting if the bed wasn't mine) with none of the initial plans executed.

This day could have been better spent on my friend whom I seldom see, his other friends, and probably his girlfriend whom I've been pleasantly acquainted with already, rather than lying face down on my mattress, making friends with the pillow, sweat, and the heat. (Much Ew! I know)

Darn, sayang... Next time you're here nalang.


With all the misery, I keep on forgetting how momentous the moving of my tassel is. Finally, the goodbye to the school that embraced me (rather constrictingly) was waved. It's all over. Woah. High school...

I dare not choose a different school to experience it in.

But I just wish they had made the graduation more, I don't know, stimulating to the emotions. I was all apathy and headaches. The speech time was wasted on... well, awful ones. (No offense! <- though impossible) But heck. It's all over.


It's all over. Until tomorrow.


 
 
19 March 2007 @ 11:27 pm


Is it really necessary that, whenever something good happens to me... There's gonna be a follow up? It's beginning to piss me off. I'm tired of brushing it off. I just want a steady string of getting what I can handle. No fine lines.


March 16, 2007: The Final Debate

When the chair of the board something announced my name with such slur, it took me a second to actually understand the fact that I had just won what I have been working for. It's a shallow crave. But I failed exams and sacrificed my lunchtimes to practice. I successfully succeeded my beneficiality speaker.

Sure, it's just intrabranch, but I and well as my teammates worked as if it was set in a collegiate scale. That's why I'm happy.

The impression that the whole event was messed up still is in me. I missed the original team. The team that wasted pull-outs to just talk, eat, and laugh. And Mr. Diokno is such a gem. Even though accusations of being uhm-ually preoccupied was rampant. It was fun.

Back in, sort-of, real time. After the debate though, I went down to get ready for the 'celebratory' eat-out. I checked my stuff, and just as happiness wanted to leave immediately, my phone was missing. My fucking N73 was no longer in my blazer pocket, inside my bag. (Stop it, I'm no longer boasting the unit of my phone, it's fucking gone. My photos, my important messages, the numbers!)

This unfortunate event is support to my impression that I'm not meant to hone happy tears.

Well, boo-hoo, me.

I sucked it up.

And went to McDonald's with half of the team and the Garcia twins, Robin and Rolan (they're delightful to observe). I told my dad about my phone at once, to dampen the situation. After all, my dad can't get mad at me as long as my certificate is on the table.(I bet the school had enough budget for a couple of medals or so, but I won't get greedy) Anyways. McDonald's. Nawalan ako ng gana kumain. Good thing Robin was incessantly pimping DLSU to me, that filled me up. =) He, in my opinion, is the easier twin. Monique teased him to be so in love with his school to have a girlfriend. He didn't object.

Maybe DLSU will love me as much as well. And Robin wants me to join the debate society in college, so... I'm asking for another "wish me luck, guys"

Sigh.



March 17, 2007: The President's Day

Hey, our last agap in Camp Krame.

To those who know. Or have seen me practice every 7am morning in school on tuesdays, wednesdays, and thursdays probably gets that I really wanted it. To, you know, fancy drill.

Ever since I was a freshman, I had been fascinated. From any viewpoint I could grab, I watched as they threw those black thingies, spun them, knelt, bowed, caught. So, when my turn came, I made a 180. Never missing practices, losing sleep, getting wounds and bruises all over (positively manly, but heck, war wounds are asexual) Though I was tardy!, I never missed practices. For a whole month and more.

Okay, I'm getting bored with my own sob-story.

Fast forward the final 3 minutes of the long 20 minute break before the final performance. I am crying to the darling company commander David Apiado, telling him how I'm not gonna be able to fancy anymore. He looks concerned. He asks why. I hesitate. My ficking zipper won't close. And it's obvious, even from afar. I never took my clasp off my pants because, well, I have shame.

I look to the area in front of the grand stand, while weeping my eyes off in the bleachers, and I look to the platoon I assume is foxtrot company. Then, Xyrz gives a command, and the whole platoon faces right in a fancy motion. And then, realization. The platoon I was looking at was the platoon I trained long and hard with. And they were doing the final performance without me.

That lucky tall dude got my stupid spot.

So, I cry more.

And, then, like a gift from god, a couple of people helped me out. Thanks, Matell and Paolo =) The delta-I platoon had a sargeant, we graduated CAT, and celebrated like a bunch of terrorists thrusting their rifles back and forth in the air.




Oh, boo-hoo.

 
 
07 March 2007 @ 08:54 pm
I shtole thish from wonwon!


StupidTester.com says I'm 7% Stupid! How stupid are you? Click Here!



I actually enjoyed the test. ;p
 
 
27 February 2007 @ 10:51 pm
I can't help it.

But sometimes the words that come out of my mouth end up in a different context than I demand them to be. If you know what I mean.

It's not the tact that I lack. I value that. But it's the way others interpret my initially clean words that make me end up biting my lip in sheer expectation of them telling me "Ang bastos mo!"





Sigh.
 
 
18 February 2007 @ 12:48 am
The final Prom. Yes, never to be felt again.

Last night, February 16, 2007, the prettified Montessorians made their way to EDSA Shangri-la for the JS Prom. A little setback though, I still saw a lot of (despite their desperate attempts to hide beneath the glam of prom get-up) the people I consider very very ugly. (Not physically, please. I'm not that much of an airhead)

Enough sourgraping. Last night was great. Bitin, but good nonetheless. I finally got to dance in the class dance =) And thank goodness my dress cooperated in keeping me in it during the "Twist it! shake it, shake it, shake it, shake it, ladeh!" parts.

I'm in love with my dress, by the way. First time that ever happened. Woot! Its illusion worked, people actually believed that I was a lady last night! haha =)

Again, the prom was great. Though, the music sucked, and the Prom Royalties were totally effing messed up (the prom princess frosted my cake of bitterness), I enjoyed. I just adore it when a little anger, frustration, frowned eyebrows, dropped jaws,and torn hearts are involved in certain things meant for beauty, grace, and everything nice. It's like a blood stain on some clean, white silk. You see, it's more interesting that way...

There has to be a story behind it. No matter how accidental it may be.

The night boiled down to yet another noisy room. We fit eleven "adults" into a room fit for just six. Just imagine the chaos (and Diane is a fan of John Cena, an F.U. was there in the room somewhere) A certain few went room/floor-hopping. 1711, 1701, and 9something. And the absolute annoyance, some even went ding-dong ditching. Haha =p

I also happily bumped into a lot of great branchmates during the post-prom timeframe =) It's a bit surreal, seeing them in a casual setting. It's like having a retreat in a hotel. I'm even gonna see a couple of them again during debate season: The king, Mike, and Pam. Hehe.

And so it ends. In pictures =)

Astig to. The pic's the link. WOAH! Hahaha. L-)
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That's my dad!! =)

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and that's my date, Augie =)
 
 
16 February 2007 @ 10:01 am
It's my my senior to the Junior-Senior Prom later tonight. My last prom in OB Montessori.




Must make the most out of it.
 
 
Feeling: Eeriely calm
Listening to: Maps || Yeah yeah yeahs
 
 
06 February 2007 @ 07:16 pm
Why isn't anyone important fucking proud of the fucking fact that I passed fucking De La Salle?



I'm jumping with joy, so what's the big downer, right? I, alone, can't (and don't want to) get by with just my own happiness. I do need support. I want support. Not mock-support, I want real excitement.

*sigh*

I'm tired of having to set misconceptions straight. And, I quote Monique again, "It's not the school that makes the student"
 
 
25 January 2007 @ 08:49 pm
Got this from doodlebombs. =)

1. Single or Taken:
Decidedly singular.

2. Happy about that:
We fight a little

3. Siblings:
A sister.

4. Eye Color:
Too deep of a brown.

5. Shoe Size:
7, 7 1/2, 8. My feet are not the same, I think.

6. Height:
An exciting 5-frekking-1

7. What are you wearing right now:
A habitat for humanity shirt (sure feels like a sack) and the rest just follows.

8. Best place to go for a date:
Oh I wouldn't know.

And the rest just follows )




So! This is what I have been missing out on friendster, I always encounter them, but never really answered these things. It's pretty fun.

Dehm.

Dehm! I should be studying.
 
 
The ego has landed where?: Room.
Feeling: Like a bloatation device
 
 
16 January 2007 @ 11:46 pm
I've been awfully lazy recently. Oh, no, I've been studying my ass off. But, in terms of online matters, I'm slacking off.

I mean, who would have enthusiasm to do stuff when you know there's this wholly unnecessary NCAE thing going about. Oh, I know its purpose, and it has a good aim. But it's still very much under-developed, and it feels as if it's rushed. Their mock exam questionnaires still had typographical and grammatical errors.

But enough of that. Prom's coming up in one month.

Gosh! Prom already?! it's been almost a year since the last one?! Damn... This prom's for the seniors.

And spekking of that gorgeous year-level, I've been cavorting about with a strange air of seniority (in other words, I'm feeling the love of it) And so, I'm making the most out of it. Oh yes, I've become an eager-beavering joiner.

CAT is not my thing, but I joined fancy drills for the heck of being able to bang a rifle on the ground without having to be reprimanded (Plus, ever since freshman year, the squad never fails to just keep me glued to watching them). Debate is alive, so I'm thankful. And... well, the student council's inactive, but heck, everyone's just after a title.

This is my last year, or last two months, in high school. So, forgive me if I keep my hands permanently raised.

And damn... there are so much stuff screwed up, gohd, maayos na sana.
 
 
The ego has landed where?: Home
Feeling: Sleepy
Listening to: Velocity Girl | By the band I love.
 
 
06 January 2007 @ 09:18 pm
What... 2007 already?!

And I am still suffering in an internet cafe with much thanks to my stupid DSL? I haven't updated any of my accounts (until now) because of stupid PLDT. So, instead of letting off hell of a lot of my little critiques of many little things, and sharing a lot of pictures for viewing pleasure... I had to settle with stuffing my unfortunate friends inboxes with "I'M fucking BORED" (cover your eyes, kiddies)

HOW DELIGHTFUL!

First off, Resolutions
1. Break my ass to break the top 10
2. Kill myself over M
3. No friends when it comes to grades
4. Less unnecessary fixations
5. Less celphone calls
6. End my disractive (nakaword naman) cravings to draw
7. Break all of the above and HAVE FUN, SENIOR!
8. Regain focus when senior citizenship is over, and relearn freshman fish-out-of-water feeling.
9. Thrive in wherever college I get into.
10. --- katamad na gumawa ng resolutions, I don't even remember the ones I "made" last year. Just live it.



Oh yeah, if my fork tongue doesn't give it away enough, I'm a snake.

Some local lifestyle show had a special on who'll be lucky and otherwise this year. Meaning, a chinese zodiac sign expert would be talking about the stuff that those people are supposed to buy to make their lives better. I'm supposedly unlucky. Doesn't feel like it though. Hah!

2007 kicked off with a bang. Literally and figuratively. De La Salle University decided that I was green enough to be accepted into my first choice. AB-CAM, yay me. Film =) THE Ateneo De manila University didn't think I was blue enough. To my credit, I never yearned for ADMU anyway. My hard choices were either UP or DLSU, due to the course I applied for. Film. My passion. And now, I have La Salle. I'm completely satisfied. Congratulations to all who passed as well (both schools) =)

Get the hell off me bitterness! You're making me look ungraceful! Ugh.
 
 
 
24 November 2006 @ 07:43 pm
My sister once had the fortune of hearing the great media pillar, Maximo V. Soliven, give out a talk at some media conference. She told me that he delivered the entirety of his speech without the use of guide-notes and sat like a Mafia god. He talked with his hands and had an air of confidence. Mayabang siya, sabi ng ate ko, Eh kasi naman, magaling naman talaga siya eh. May right siya magyabang. I wholeheartedly nodded in agreement (sans-bias). When my sister continued on, I was instantly fascinated and appreciative.

He used to use an old-fashioned typewriter for his daily columns. Imagine that.

Used to.

Just earlier today, OB Montessori students (including myself) were just crushed when the wildfire-like rumor was confirmed. Max Soliven had indeed waved the great farewell. Cardiac arrest was the reason.

A soft, silent thud was felt as we saw the Philippine Flag halfway up the pole.

Yeah, he really is dead… The LT teachers say so.

There was a subtle (but noticeable) change of movement in the students. No one was explicitly mourning, no one cried, not one class was interrupted for a moment of silence... I couldn't help but just feel a tint of nonchalance in the air. Though a handful were vocally depressed, Max Soliven was clearly underappreciated in the very school his wife built. I even encountered some underclassmen that were pleased at the fact that they no longer have to read his columns. I tried my best not to slap them.

I am not going to be a hypocrite by saying that I did not involve some humor in the situation. But they were seemingly harmless. It is by nature, that my friends and myself would laugh at everything, anything, and even nothing (tables, clocks, etc) I admit that I have never read a column of his in its entirety (time is never on my side), but you don’t really have to go all the way to know that the guy’s good.

So I looked him up. He went to the Ateneo De Manila University, well after that, got a Ph.D from Harvard, University. He was kinda knighted in France. He covered a lot of heavy-ass news, and even got to watch an atomic bomb go off. Later on, things get further interesting when he got jailed and was forced not to write for seven looong years.

Etcetc. He’s just really good.

Oh, sigh, maybe I'm talking to soon. Maybe the commemoration and the actual announcement will take place sometime in the following week. Maybe his death hasn't sunk in yet. Or maybe, his gravity will never reach the students.

Which is just sad.

I started thinking, on my way home, on how his life history was never studied in school. He’s a very iconic man, and His works, intensity, and passion is strong. It’s a sad thought, that the student population is a very good piece of molding clay. His life would’ve been a very good hand for it. Instead, his words were reduced as tasks to be done by students and not inspiration.

Maybe he not given much chance, all interest for him died at the fact that he’s Precious’ husband.

But oh, even their story is very fascinating. Clear love is what they had. Preciosa even made an annual event as a commemoration to the first time the two lovers met… in a Barn Dance.


Tsk, what a waste. Oh, not their love, but the time missed for appreciation.

Though there are still some tick-tocks left…
 
 
15 November 2006 @ 05:36 pm
Today, my class in economics just helped me boost my confidence in having a future in advertising. =) Concept and pitch, booyah!


A comparatively small achievement for everyday class events but for me, it's a rather good omen.
 
 
Feeling: Foreign
Listening to: flames to dust, lovers to friends
 
 
10 November 2006 @ 05:31 pm
These are horrible choices of pictures for comparison, I know. But, heck

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Gary Lightbody looks like Neil Gaiman.

I didn't have enough patience to look for a picture of Gary (yes, close) smiling the way that Neil (not Erena) was smiling... and vise-versa.


And turns out, I'm not the only one seeing the resemblance. I googled it up, and, got interesting results


But just recently, Gary had a haircut...darn.
 
 
The ego has landed where?: My lair
Feeling: battered
Listening to: Out of nowhere || Athlete
 
 
04 November 2006 @ 03:27 pm


MASK AND MOVIE MAGIC )
 
 
The ego has landed where?: At home
Feeling: *sigh*
Listening to: LSSing too much songs
 
 
29 October 2006 @ 01:41 pm
There was a boy, a very strange enchanted boy
They say he wandered very far, very far
Over land and sea
A little shy and sad of eye
But very wise was he

And then one day
One magic day he passed my way
While we spoke of many things
Fools and kings
This he said to me..
"The greatest thing you'll ever learn
Is just to love and...
be loved in return"


If that's the greatest thing you'll ever learn... You all know what's the worst.

And if he's nature boy, I'm just effing nature girl. Remove the 'wise' parts. As of the moment, I'm far from that.

EDIT
SEMBREAK - the last night )

After tuesday, I'm gonna kill myself with books.
 
 
The ego has landed where?: HOME
Feeling: Losin' it.
Listening to: LSSing Vindicated