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| HALAMAN AT BATO! PERFECT COMBINATION HOHO Abstruse analysis highly recommended. thank you. |
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| You better eat your vegetables or else your grandma's going to be upset. Uh-huh. |
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| And happy Holidays to you, my good friend/random reader! Someday, I'll make small hats for cats. Someday. |
*** Just a quick update about my previous blog entry (refer to my drowsy-blogging entry):
* I still haven't bought the book I was talking about. I am too afraid of the events/realizations/bafflement that could follow. I'm not that concerned on how people might react if they see me carrying that book; the bemusement is really coming from a vague self-reaction. I wonder how I would react to what I will be reading? I wonder what realizations I'll have? I wonder if the confusion will fade or will it exacerbate? Oh.
* Thanks to ANIMAX, I was able to watch "Welcome to the NHK" again last night. This is my all-time favorite anime. And I don't make use of the phrase "all-time favorite" that often. I've only used this phrase for this anime and for "To Kill a Mockingbird" - yes, my all-time favorite book. And for "Pachebel's Canon" - my all-time favorite piece. Oh and my all-time favorite CMC person is ... I am kidding. No such person exist. I digress.
* I still haven't finished reading Kafka's THE METAMORPHOSIS. Good gravy, it's been so long. I have been distracted by another book (which won several awards) -- Nancy Garden's "Annie on my Mind" (1982). I never thought that I would read something like this. Never. But the story is very engaging, I shall continue reading it. I came across this title while I was reading a list of must-read books. I downloaded an e-book. I don't like e-books, but if I tell you that I am reading an e-book, it means that I'm vehemently interested in what I am reading (because I have fastidious eyes, yo). I've only read three other e-books before (this is my 4th) -- Nabokov's Lolita, Murakami's Sputnik Sweetheart, and Lisa Diamond's research on gender studies.
* As for the promised political discussion, I'll reserve this for the essay I'm working on : )
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| Hello, road. Where will you take me? Crapcheeseballs. |
We went on a family trip yesterday, as I have briefly mentioned in my drowsy-blogging entry. It was one of those rare "family moments" as I like to call them. You see, my family is not really fond of going on trips, so whenever we go out as a family, there is much elation in my pocket. It feels quite strange to spend so much time with them. And I am also strangely happy, I am not used to this. Life seems strange to the strange.
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| Notions of development: An escape from the core |
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| THIS WAS ME DURING MY PAST LIFE. I WAS A SWEET TREAT. crapfailedwittyremark. |
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| Hello, Pocky heaven. That sounded weird. |
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| I want to make a documentary about fish. I'm serious. |
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| There's something about this merry party of tomatoes which reminds me about my own life. |
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| This captures my current bafflements: career plans, personal preferences, among others. |
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| I'm one of those pebbles, trying to make something out of life. |
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| On the road with mom, dad, and bro |
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| My feet were feeling artsy that afternoon. |
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| The story of 3 traffic cones: Glances, Lust, and Secrets. |
There's really something about this picture (at least, for me). There's a story here, you can't deny the tension.
I took this picture on our way to that place we went to. Cheers to vagueness! : )
I shall write a short story inspired by this picture.
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| Breakfast at aisle 3! |
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| I want to have those windows. |
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| The pink squad. You make people fat and happy, cheers to you! |
Thank you. No, you can't consider this as spamming since this is my own blog. No, perhaps shameless plugging is a more apt label.
February 2011 is coming. The results are coming! I really hope that this one is for me. I can't wait.
Last 3 semesters in college, career plans remain uncertain. I do have plans, but too many swerves and queries are swarming around. Clarity and enlightenment, please visit me soon.
I've been having this urge to write a short story, but I can't seem to find my good writing mood (I have a big mood taxonomy).
Cheers to a happy 2010 and a happier 2011! See you soon : )
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