There it is! After a month of marauding underground e-communities / harassing irc.irchighway.net #ebooks for a free e-book, I finally gave in to buying a hard copy. This is one of the unplanned purchases I had this week (hopefully it all ends here). Earlier, April and I had a chat about the blog entry I made of this book... *cut to the chase* it ended with her saying she'll see if Fullybooked has this and me suggesting I come with her. When I asked for this at the store, 
I did not anticipate it being on stock (girl at the counter even knew who authored this *amazed*, this must be a popular buy). So I was slightly taken aback when, I swear out of thin air, ate whipped out a copy and plopped it in front of me. Alangan namang 'di ko pa bilihin, 'di ba? Insight into this book later.
a planner-planning-planner person (planner-planning-planner does not make sense or will ever make sense, it just sounded good) . I had one last year but I knew, past the scrawny writings littered all over the days of a week, the weeks of a month, and a couple of months at the beginning of the year, I'll never get back to those things I scrawled and use them to plan my days ahead. Yet, when I stumbled upon this planner at a blog owned by a ka-BACA back in elbi let's just say... IT HAD ME AT The "I-was-supposed-to-get-that-coffeehouse-planner-but-I-got-fat/broke-on-the-10th-frappe" Planner 2010 title. Get it from here. More on this planner soon.
I bought this jacket that my teammates insist resembles a garbage bag. They do have a point (<- see picture). Anyway, here's the list of wisecracks I heard (as recalled, accuracy not guaranteed) this day pertaining to my new kick-ass acquisition: Nasasaktan ako, kahit alam kong wala na akong karapatan... dahil naisip kong ako
naman ang may gusto nito. Pero hanggang ngayon umaasa pa rin ako, na sana
ako pa rin, sana ako na lang, sana ako na lang ulit.
Your friend in America,
Max Jerry Horowitz
P.S. Do not worry about not smiling. My mouth hardly ever smiles, but it does not mean I am not smiling inside my brain.
“I think you miss a lot more by not trusting people than you risk by trusting them.”“What happens when the trust is violated?”
“Then you pick up and go on,” she told him simply. “You’re only a victim if you choose to be.”
- First Impression by Nora Roberts
The first time she saw him, she flipped. The first time he saw her, he ran. That was the second grade, but not much has changed by the seventh. She says: “My Bryce. Still walking around with my first kiss.” He says: “It’s been six years of strategic avoidance and social discomfort.” But in the eighth grade everything gets turned upside down. And just as he’s thinking there’s more to her than meets the eye, she’s thinking that he’s not quite all he seemed.
