Ged scouts men,
Yaya follows Ged's lead,
I
notice women.
And I wondered why Ged and Yaya seems to have this secret, unspoken language... Ha!
I am a scribbler. Tasked to sketch pauses. Without care, nor structure, intimately illegible, with urgency and all the randomness only scribbling can do.
March 31, 2010
The many ways to sport a skirt
at
10:49 PM
Late post.
March 12, 2010
Everywhere
We started with ice skating at MOA. I had to pass due to the skirt. A friend insisted I can, but he's a HE and he cannot play out the disaster I'll end up as if I skated on a pencil cut skirt. It'll either ride up on its own, 'til my tushies on full display to the skaters and passersby of the world, or it will split in two, from the middle front, which is more unlikely to happen.
Since they were determined to spend their earnings that night, we went bowling after. I looked like the coolest lola in bowling shoes and, again, the skirt. I was teamed up with Kate, Din and Josh. The opposing team, Choi, Alex, Fatima and Josh's girlfriend, was a powerhouse. While they were doing strikes, it was met with ours rolling down the gutter. Halfway into the game, Kate and I decided to just compete internally, I tried to top off Josh's score while Kate tried to catch up with Din's (futile). Kate finished our session with her taking on my turn, and beating her own score.
Next stop was at a Korean restaurant along Macapagal. Josh's girlfriend is a Korean or half- and she took on the role of hostess during dinner. I really enjoyed the food and thought it was interactive, there were a lot of side dishes you can use to mix tastes. All the while I was sitting Japanese style, on a skirt.
And because we felt the "night" was still young, it was already 2 AM, Alex drove us to Resort World. I got my very own Resort World ID, with my own picture plus 100 credits. It was processed in less than 10 mins. (the government can exchange notes with them on how to do this)! 2 hours after, Fat left the building a very contented customer.
Post shout-out (a.k.a senseless late reaction): I got home at 6:30 and realized I had been awake for 27 hours (from the day before).
March 12, 2010
Everywhere
We started with ice skating at MOA. I had to pass due to the skirt. A friend insisted I can, but he's a HE and he cannot play out the disaster I'll end up as if I skated on a pencil cut skirt. It'll either ride up on its own, 'til my tushies on full display to the skaters and passersby of the world, or it will split in two, from the middle front, which is more unlikely to happen.
Since they were determined to spend their earnings that night, we went bowling after. I looked like the coolest lola in bowling shoes and, again, the skirt. I was teamed up with Kate, Din and Josh. The opposing team, Choi, Alex, Fatima and Josh's girlfriend, was a powerhouse. While they were doing strikes, it was met with ours rolling down the gutter. Halfway into the game, Kate and I decided to just compete internally, I tried to top off Josh's score while Kate tried to catch up with Din's (futile). Kate finished our session with her taking on my turn, and beating her own score.
Next stop was at a Korean restaurant along Macapagal. Josh's girlfriend is a Korean or half- and she took on the role of hostess during dinner. I really enjoyed the food and thought it was interactive, there were a lot of side dishes you can use to mix tastes. All the while I was sitting Japanese style, on a skirt.
And because we felt the "night" was still young, it was already 2 AM, Alex drove us to Resort World. I got my very own Resort World ID, with my own picture plus 100 credits. It was processed in less than 10 mins. (the government can exchange notes with them on how to do this)! 2 hours after, Fat left the building a very contented customer.
Post shout-out (a.k.a senseless late reaction): I got home at 6:30 and realized I had been awake for 27 hours (from the day before).
March 27, 2010
Peek-a-boo
at
1:01 AM
Mas malaki chance na sumama ako sa mga lakad kapag biglaan ang yayaan.
Take for example tonight. My teammate asked me to go to this inuman with our expat when our lead was already making last calls on who's coming. I said 'yezz' without much resistance. I guess the biglaan thing works for me because it does not provide me the luxury to overthink, which will usually lead me to backing out.
Anyway, I had something with strawbery and vanilla ice cream, mango, and strawberry and mango, plus a mojito (in the order I consumed them) and a supplementary of empty calories (nachos + salsa, nachos and the works, quesadillas, kebab and whatevers). Honestly, they weren't tasty. From my inexperienced tongue, esophagus and liver, I was able to tell that somewhere out there are the best version of those drinks, waiting for me to discover them.
March 26, 2010
Agave
High Street
Post shout-out (a.k.a. senseless late reaction): All the while I was thinking: I am downing how many calories per glass again?
Take for example tonight. My teammate asked me to go to this inuman with our expat when our lead was already making last calls on who's coming. I said 'yezz' without much resistance. I guess the biglaan thing works for me because it does not provide me the luxury to overthink, which will usually lead me to backing out.
Anyway, I had something with strawbery and vanilla ice cream, mango, and strawberry and mango, plus a mojito (in the order I consumed them) and a supplementary of empty calories (nachos + salsa, nachos and the works, quesadillas, kebab and whatevers). Honestly, they weren't tasty. From my inexperienced tongue, esophagus and liver, I was able to tell that somewhere out there are the best version of those drinks, waiting for me to discover them.
March 26, 2010
Agave
High Street
Post shout-out (a.k.a. senseless late reaction): All the while I was thinking: I am downing how many calories per glass again?
Labels:
Agava,
Camille Lutz,
Friday,
Grace Umali,
High Street
March 23, 2010
The makings of a modern woman
at
10:24 PM
When Manel texted me at the respectable hour of 7 on a Sunday night, I got up from my slumped position in front of the computer and walked away from the work I've been slaving over for 2 weeks (and counting) to meet them at Starbucks, Santana Grove. What happened after is a story you'll never know :P
Labels:
Fhrea Inamac,
Jamiyah Hernandez,
Manel Libid,
OLC
March 19, 2010
***********
at
11:43 PM
You know how your eyes squint to block a scary scene from a movie playing in front of you and your face contorts from the anticipation of what fate may befall the heroine? I lived out my own horror story yesterday when I finally got the courage to open my old YM id.
As I typed a password I vaguely remember, I was wishing I'll get it wrong but I realized that the only way I'll be prompted with an incorrect password entered is if I did it on purpose, or if my finger slipped to replace each character with a different one. The familiar logo woke up from its slumber, bouncing once to face its user, blinking, breathing, all the while not losing the smile pasted on its roundness. Then the vertical window went white/blank, longer than usual because I was on my very old poor performing laptop. When it finally showed the list of old online friends, my mouse was already on the scroll bar, dragging it downwards, towards the end, an intimate act I thought I had already buried in my messy jumbled brain. Of course it won't cooperate. For a minute the title bar showed "(Not Responding)" and the window showed white and blank once more. But when it recovered, Yahoo! Insider opened then it popped out the thing I was dreading.
I used to imagine what that moment will be like. Really. A 100 messages at the slightest? A confined space filled with messages from the same person. A one-liner. A word. A question. A plea. A letter-long. Spills from the heart. Again, from the same person. Then sparse messages from random people. That's how I saw it when I daydream. Instead I got these: 3 text, on separate lines. 2 on that same day and the other dated September, a harmless inquiry about my life. 1 got me brooding. It's not even a word found under 'A' in Webster's. It's an expression translated into text composed of three characters. It incited images of what happened before it was sent, what was going through the person's mind and guts, and the silence that followed. What did not sit with me was the finality. The silence that came after.
Now, I can sign into my old YM id whenever I feel like it. No worries. Plus I just discovered I have been deleted from a list. I repeat, no worries.
Post shout-out (a.k.a. senseless late reaction): I can now write and blur what used to be intimate and I will continue until I only produce one entry a year... then none.
As I typed a password I vaguely remember, I was wishing I'll get it wrong but I realized that the only way I'll be prompted with an incorrect password entered is if I did it on purpose, or if my finger slipped to replace each character with a different one. The familiar logo woke up from its slumber, bouncing once to face its user, blinking, breathing, all the while not losing the smile pasted on its roundness. Then the vertical window went white/blank, longer than usual because I was on my very old poor performing laptop. When it finally showed the list of old online friends, my mouse was already on the scroll bar, dragging it downwards, towards the end, an intimate act I thought I had already buried in my messy jumbled brain. Of course it won't cooperate. For a minute the title bar showed "(Not Responding)" and the window showed white and blank once more. But when it recovered, Yahoo! Insider opened then it popped out the thing I was dreading.
I used to imagine what that moment will be like. Really. A 100 messages at the slightest? A confined space filled with messages from the same person. A one-liner. A word. A question. A plea. A letter-long. Spills from the heart. Again, from the same person. Then sparse messages from random people. That's how I saw it when I daydream. Instead I got these: 3 text, on separate lines. 2 on that same day and the other dated September, a harmless inquiry about my life. 1 got me brooding. It's not even a word found under 'A' in Webster's. It's an expression translated into text composed of three characters. It incited images of what happened before it was sent, what was going through the person's mind and guts, and the silence that followed. What did not sit with me was the finality. The silence that came after.
Now, I can sign into my old YM id whenever I feel like it. No worries. Plus I just discovered I have been deleted from a list. I repeat, no worries.
Post shout-out (a.k.a. senseless late reaction): I can now write and blur what used to be intimate and I will continue until I only produce one entry a year... then none.
Labels:
in love,
pensive,
Yahoo messenger
March 14, 2010
Sighting
at
8:41 PM
As I exited the building and the hot dry wind welcomed me, only one thing was on my mind, "OMG! I am walking away from Piolo."
Labels:
pensive,
Piolo Pascual
I grew up with harlequins
at
12:47 AM
We watch the season pull up its own stakes
And catch the last weekend of the last week
Before the gold and the glimmer have been replaced,
Another sun soaked season fades away
You have stolen my heart
Invitation only, grand farewells
Crash the best one, of the best ones
Clear liquor and cloudy eyed, too early to say goodnight
You have stolen my heart
And from the ballroom floor we are in celebration
One good stretch before our hibernation
Our dreams assured and we all, will sleep well
You have stolen
You have stolen my heart
I watch you spin around in your highest heels
You are the best one, of the best ones
We all look like we feel
You have stolen my
You have stolen my heart
And catch the last weekend of the last week
Before the gold and the glimmer have been replaced,
Another sun soaked season fades away
You have stolen my heart
Invitation only, grand farewells
Crash the best one, of the best ones
Clear liquor and cloudy eyed, too early to say goodnight
You have stolen my heart
And from the ballroom floor we are in celebration
One good stretch before our hibernation
Our dreams assured and we all, will sleep well
You have stolen
You have stolen my heart
I watch you spin around in your highest heels
You are the best one, of the best ones
We all look like we feel
You have stolen my
You have stolen my heart
Labels:
Dashboard Confessional,
lyrics,
Stolen lyrics
March 11, 2010
I-I-I
at
10:27 PM
You by the light
Is the greatest find
In a world full of wrong
You're the thing that's right
Finally made it through the lonely
To the other side
You said it again
My heart's in motion
Every word feels like a shooting star
I'm at the edge of my emotions
Watchin' the shadows burnin' in the dark
And I'm in love
And I'm terrified
For the first time
And the last time
In my only life, life
This could be good
It's already better than that
And nothing's worse than knowing you're holding back
I could be all that you needed
If you let me try
I only said it
'Cause I mean it
I only mean it
'Cause it's true
So don't you doubt
What i've been dreaming
'Cause it keeps me up
It holds me close
Whenever I'm without you
Is the greatest find
In a world full of wrong
You're the thing that's right
Finally made it through the lonely
To the other side
You said it again
My heart's in motion
Every word feels like a shooting star
I'm at the edge of my emotions
Watchin' the shadows burnin' in the dark
And I'm in love
And I'm terrified
For the first time
And the last time
In my only life, life
This could be good
It's already better than that
And nothing's worse than knowing you're holding back
I could be all that you needed
If you let me try
I only said it
'Cause I mean it
I only mean it
'Cause it's true
So don't you doubt
What i've been dreaming
'Cause it keeps me up
It holds me close
Whenever I'm without you
Labels:
Kara DioGuardi,
lyrics,
Terrified
March 10, 2010
I traveled to Orbis and lost my esther shield
at
11:31 PM
That was 4 years ago and I dug it up today.
I just realized how long I have been friends with the circle.
Post shout-out (a.k.a. senseless late reaction): I miss my virtual life
I just realized how long I have been friends with the circle.
Post shout-out (a.k.a. senseless late reaction): I miss my virtual life
Labels:
games,
Maple Story
March 7, 2010
Fixed
at
4:14 AM
If you, if you could return
Don't let it burn, don't let it fade
I'm sure I'm not being rude
But it's just your attitude
It's tearing me apart
It's ruining everything
I swore, I swore I would be true
And honey so did you
So why you were you holding her hand
Is that the way we stand
Were you lying all the time
Was it just a game to you
But I'm in so deep, you know I'm such a fool for you
You got me wrapped around your finger
Do you have to let it linger
Do you have to, do you have to
Do you have to let it linger
Oh, I thought the world of you
I thought nothing could go wrong
But I was wrong, I was wrong
If you, if you could get by
Trying not to lie
Things wouldn't be so confused
And I wouldn't feel so used
But you always really knew
I just wanna be with you
And I'm in so deep, you know I'm such a fool for you
You got me wrapped around your finger
Do you have to let it linger
Do you have to, do you have to
Do you have to let it linger
And I'm in so deep, you know I'm such a fool for you
You got me wrapped around your finger
Do you have to let it linger
Do you have to, do you have to
Do you have to let it linger
You know I'm such a fool for you
You got me wrapped around your finger
Do you have to let it linger
Do you have to, do you have to
Do you have to let it linger
-Cranberries
Don't let it burn, don't let it fade
I'm sure I'm not being rude
But it's just your attitude
It's tearing me apart
It's ruining everything
I swore, I swore I would be true
And honey so did you
So why you were you holding her hand
Is that the way we stand
Were you lying all the time
Was it just a game to you
But I'm in so deep, you know I'm such a fool for you
You got me wrapped around your finger
Do you have to let it linger
Do you have to, do you have to
Do you have to let it linger
Oh, I thought the world of you
I thought nothing could go wrong
But I was wrong, I was wrong
If you, if you could get by
Trying not to lie
Things wouldn't be so confused
And I wouldn't feel so used
But you always really knew
I just wanna be with you
And I'm in so deep, you know I'm such a fool for you
You got me wrapped around your finger
Do you have to let it linger
Do you have to, do you have to
Do you have to let it linger
And I'm in so deep, you know I'm such a fool for you
You got me wrapped around your finger
Do you have to let it linger
Do you have to, do you have to
Do you have to let it linger
You know I'm such a fool for you
You got me wrapped around your finger
Do you have to let it linger
Do you have to, do you have to
Do you have to let it linger
-Cranberries
Labels:
Cranberries,
Linger lyrics,
lyrics
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