milLeon_1416

ano ba yan??? may butas-butas na yung uniform ko.... for two years pa naman toh!!!

mag-resign ka na daw kasi...

WAHAHAHHAHA!!!!!

kaktus

I bought the two books!


AGH. Must stop buying stuff to make me genuinely happy and start saving for Kurecolors.

Do the 2-point perspective or start the book? Tricky.

Decided to read the book and cram the 2-point. It's a no-brainer, really.


COLIN FIRTH BEING MENTIONED IN BRIDGET JONES: THE EDGE OF REASON! *happiness*

The immortal wet shirt scene from P&P? Check.
The crazy fangirlish interview? Wicked fun.
The madness? CHECK.

Why did I not consider Comparative Literature or Creative Writing? :|

I mean, seriously.

(DON'T OPEN THAT DOOR! Despite the cutthroat competition that I was never accustomed to, the sleepless nights, the barely tolerable classmates *cough* and the shitty plates in between, I can genuinely say that I love my course.)

But it wouldn't hurt to imagine what life would be like if it's an entirely different course. I could say to people that I'm "studying" while reading a juicy book and not be lying.

kaktus

1. Take a chance on me- ABBAness.
2. Does your mother know? -ABBAness
3. Ikenai Taiyou - Hana Kimi Fangirl Mode
4. When you're good to mama -What I would give to be as hot as QL.
5. I move on - Because vaudeville is schemxxie.
6. One boy, one girl - I love ultra keso love songs k? :D
   

kaktus

Just because I feel like baking sometimes doesn't mean I like doing it all the time.

I only bake when I feel like it.

And now is not the time.

My mother is going crazy again. >_>

aldrich

Thanks to the great 1 Peso Cebu Pacific Sale, the Wanderlust Chronicles already has bookings for 2010, this time expanding to North East Asia! Awesome!

I was up until 3 AM and had to wake up at 8 to double confirm the bookings - but it's all done, and it definitely worth it! It was all sooo exhilirating, soo much fun! The fares were dirt cheap - crazy I tell you! Get this - I'm flying to Japan for the cost of a meal here in Singapore. And the flight to Korea was even cheaper than that. OMFG! This is it! Plus, I finally get to apply for visas! I'm so damn excited!

Oh God, I miss feelings like this, it has been a while since the last time I booked tickets. It's an addiction I tell you! No matter how hectic life is, the craze of coordinating dates and passport details always gives me a high. It's just been too long, I forgot how good the feeling was!

Big shout out of thanks to Jigjig who told me all about this. What they say is really true - it's not what you know, its who you know AND what they know! ha ha!

aldrich

I was born in 1987 - which means I've been through four presidents and 2 EDSA revolutions and some that claim to be. This also means that I've been through three presidential elections, one where I actually went to our nearest public elementary school to vote. That also means, I've been through all of the things that define Philippine presidential elections - from mud-slinging to the cheating controversies. But it's not all bad - in fact, I think it's one of the best and most entertaining periods of any election year! Take this for example:

A pessimist would say that it's amazing how a death could bring another person's political career to life. But to be honest, this particular ad made me feel good, made me feel hopeful about the Philippines and what it could be.

Maybe it's because it's star studded - heck, it's a friggin constellation. (got to love celeb cameos!) But i guess, it's more of the fact that I believe the Philippines needs a president that will unify all of us, lead us to one direction (and of course continue the legacy of PGMA. haha biased much? haha).

Is Noynoy the answer? After seeing this ad, maybe. That's what I have now, a "maybe." If only there's another video that talked more about him instead of his parents, then maybe that "maybe" can turn into a resounding yes!

One thing's for sure, I'm definitely going home to vote. Definitely.

I think I have a future in caramel sauce making.
Because, dammit! I'm good. :D HAHAHAHALOL

I baked Chocolate Caramel Brownies and the caramel is supposed to be really thick (like, toothpaste) I thought 30 minutes of stirring is just a typo. So the moment it started boiling, I turned off the range and pour it on my brownies.

24 hours later, it looks NOTHING like the picture in the magazine. *__*

BUT. The caramel sauce is yummy beyond words. Heh.

I have zero domestic skeelz but at least I can bake. Well, I can't really execute it flawlessly because my baking schedule is dictated by my hormones and my mother. (Meaning I only bake when I feel like it or if my mudras implores me to)

Perfect? No. Eatable? Hell yes. ;P

Ore wa homo janai!

IT MADE MY WEEK.