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Entries for January, 2004
2 PM. Ah... yes. Finally. I was sitting on my favorite spot, again, on a little park, somewhere near in Makati. It's not really that pleasant. Some garbages are thrown in every corner, weeds sprout everywhere, trees were untrimmed, kids are shouting while playing, near is the Pasig river (known to be one of the dirtiest rivers in the Philippines), the park is beside a major road where a lot of vehicles pass by and honks a lot, etc. It was a little noisy, yet it was so peaceful. How I'm happy again to feel at peace once in a while. I looked in the clouds and watched the dirty river flows endlessly. The sky was so peaceful that it calmed my worried mind. I wish my life was as always as peaceful like this. Then I realized... It was me afterall who makes my life miserable most of the time. Back to the reality, I still got a thesis to work on... *sigh* I have been reading Bob Ong's Ang Paburitong Libro ni Hudas . |
12AM. I played International Ragnarok Online (which I haven't used for a while). My character was exploring the caves of Payon, until I met an archer on the way. She asked me wat level I am, and I said I am level 28. She's at 32, which means we can Party. She let me call her "Ally". A chinese, born in China, then her family moved to Sydney, Australia. I only know her a little, but I got a great time playing iRO. I really had fun, because usually, I don't have anyone to play with, online. Then 2AM, she said she have to go to get come sleep. But then, after a few minutes, she's still on-line! I asked her, "can't get enough of Ragnarok?". She replied, "Yeah. And I think you too! Ragnarok Junkie!" LOL. We've been calling each other a Ragnarok junkie... which is true. hehehe So, a question remains. Will I still play pRO? LOL I missed you tere! Sana nga makapunta ko jan sa Gapo, kaso ala talaga kong pera. huhuhu ;_; I have been reading Bob Ong's Ang Paburitong Libro ni Hudas . |
4:30 AM. I decided to go home now from Ate Recy's house. I forgot, today is the Fiest of Quiapo Church. When the jeepney I was riding passed through University of Santo Tomas, there was a really heavy traffic. So I was forced to take a walk, until I reached passed the bridge near quiapo. Getting a ride was really fraustrating that time. I got home at 7 in the morning and my mother was wondering where I have been. The picture below was taken sometime in october last year. (Mandy, me, Tere, their professor, and Clark). They were here in Metro Manila for a programming competition in Westin Philippine Plaza Hotel.  I have been reading Bob Ong's Ang Paburitong Libro ni Hudas . |
2 AM. I got home from Tong's house. I had a little talk with him after we had been on Megamall and at Dawn's house. I was cleaning my display cabinet where I put all my Gundam models when I remembered that there was a box inside that cabinet. That box contains fancy kid stuffs that I used to collect. And there, I also put my letters. Once again, I read those letters. Letters of thanks and friendship. Some are a little sad, others are funny. Mostly, they were saying thanks, a lot. Tere and Dainty writes really good letters. Naiyak ako. LOL. And of course, I thank everyone who wrote to me. I appreciate those so much (too many to mention). Once again, I remembered that giving your ideas, feelings, thanks 'n stuff through just a little piece of paper or a card gives more joy than saying it through e-mail or internet.   It's nice to hear reo speedwagon's Can't Fight This Feeling . I have been reading Bob Ong's Ang Paburitong Libro ni Hudas . |
3 AM. Me and my friend Dan decided to go home. That time, we were at Ate Recy's shop. It was late, but we have to go home. On the way, we talked about lots of things. Problems, what's new 'n stuff. Good thing I got to talk to him, because I was goin' LOCO over a lot of things on my mind. Thanks dude. Now I can smile and breath better again. That talk and walk took almost an hour. lol. Lesson for the day: "Some problems aren't worth minding too much"  Whadda ya know... I already finished reading Bob's "Ang Paburitong Libro ni Hudas". Now I crave for his other books. |
