Saturday, November 13, 2010
Friday, November 12, 2010
Outfit 2
Enigma W, $50
Flower of the Hour Wedge, $115
Jeffrey Campbell MIRACLE, $115
Jeffrey Campbell OBISPO, $120
Women's Ash Marrakech Stud Gladiator Sandal, 83 GBP
Bess Stevie studded leather sandals, $300
Pink Gena Espadrille Wedge
Sam Edelman Damian Ring Detail Gladiator Flat Sandal, $159
Yves Saint Laurent - US - Belts, $295
Sort solbrille med all-over lynlås detal, 2.000 DKK
Illesteva / Frieda Sunglasses, $185
Yves Saint Laurent - US - Belts, $395
MAISON MARTIN MARGIELA - EXTRA LONG KNOTTED BELT, 143 EUR
Flower of the Hour Wedge, $115
Jeffrey Campbell MIRACLE, $115
Jeffrey Campbell OBISPO, $120
Women's Ash Marrakech Stud Gladiator Sandal, 83 GBP
Bess Stevie studded leather sandals, $300
Pink Gena Espadrille Wedge
Sam Edelman Damian Ring Detail Gladiator Flat Sandal, $159
Yves Saint Laurent - US - Belts, $295
Sort solbrille med all-over lynlås detal, 2.000 DKK
Illesteva / Frieda Sunglasses, $185
Yves Saint Laurent - US - Belts, $395
MAISON MARTIN MARGIELA - EXTRA LONG KNOTTED BELT, 143 EUR
Checked woven-silk shirt, $114
Drake Button Down in Whisper Blue, $82
Wiley Silk Button Down Top, $40
Shelther Island, $20
AE Women's Plaid Boyfriend Shirt (Blue Combo), $30
Elizabeth and James Cheyenne plaid cotton-blend shirt, $245
Old Navy Womens Plaid Roll-Up Tunics, $18
Slub Rib Button Down Shirt, $29
Drake Button Down in Whisper Blue, $82
Wiley Silk Button Down Top, $40
Shelther Island, $20
AE Women's Plaid Boyfriend Shirt (Blue Combo), $30
Elizabeth and James Cheyenne plaid cotton-blend shirt, $245
Old Navy Womens Plaid Roll-Up Tunics, $18
Slub Rib Button Down Shirt, $29
Random Shizz
Chiffon Embellished Tunic - Women's Clothing and Apparel - Chic..., $59
Laila Lace Tunic Top, 58 GBP
Vero Moda Lace Chiffon Tunic Top, 40 GBP
L/S Stud Tunic, $149
Squaw beaded kaftan, $132
Cream Peacock Print Tunic, $160
Aerie Pretty Pintuck Tunic - aerie, $35
Minty cotton-blend kaftan, $154
Kasey Tunic Tunic Mint, 35 GBP
Melissa Odabash Liz cotton-blend kaftan, $515
Black Rose Border Crush Tunic - Tunics - Tops - Clothing - Womens...
Lolita Tunic, 75 GBP
Belted Tunic, $99
Tall teal stripe smock tunic, 28 GBP
Laila Lace Tunic Top, 58 GBP
Vero Moda Lace Chiffon Tunic Top, 40 GBP
L/S Stud Tunic, $149
Squaw beaded kaftan, $132
Cream Peacock Print Tunic, $160
Aerie Pretty Pintuck Tunic - aerie, $35
Minty cotton-blend kaftan, $154
Kasey Tunic Tunic Mint, 35 GBP
Melissa Odabash Liz cotton-blend kaftan, $515
Black Rose Border Crush Tunic - Tunics - Tops - Clothing - Womens...
Lolita Tunic, 75 GBP
Belted Tunic, $99
Tall teal stripe smock tunic, 28 GBP
Current/Elliott The Boyfriend low-rise denim shorts, $165
Simon Affluent Deconstructed Denim Short, $120
AE Women's Rip & Repair Denim Shorties (Vintage Destroyed Wash), $30
Simon Boycott Pinstripe Denim Shorts, $90
Lovestory Jeans, $178
Gap Peace embroidered boot cut jeans, $30
Gap Petite Vintage Flare Jeans (Saturated Dark Wash), $70
Willow High Waist Organic Jeans, 80 GBP
Citizens of Humanity Hutton high-waist flared jeans, $190
Mid-rise wide-leg jeans, $96
Simon Affluent Deconstructed Denim Short, $120
AE Women's Rip & Repair Denim Shorties (Vintage Destroyed Wash), $30
Simon Boycott Pinstripe Denim Shorts, $90
Lovestory Jeans, $178
Gap Peace embroidered boot cut jeans, $30
Gap Petite Vintage Flare Jeans (Saturated Dark Wash), $70
Willow High Waist Organic Jeans, 80 GBP
Citizens of Humanity Hutton high-waist flared jeans, $190
Mid-rise wide-leg jeans, $96
Jeffrey Campbell Charlie Floral, $95
daniblack Women's Rexa Ballet Flat: Shoes: Reviews, Prices & more, $150
daniblack Women's Rexa Ballet Flat: Shoes: Reviews, Prices & more, $150
Steve Madden 'Carnee' Slingback Clog, $65
ASOS HOWDY Leather Wooden Platform Clogs, $55
Miu Miu Bow-embellished patent-leather flats, $495
daniblack Women's Rexa Ballet Flat: Shoes: Reviews, Prices & more, $150
daniblack Women's Rexa Ballet Flat: Shoes: Reviews, Prices & more, $150
daniblack Women's Rexa Ballet Flat: Shoes: Reviews, Prices & more, $150
daniblack Women's Rexa Ballet Flat: Shoes: Reviews, Prices & more, $150
Steve Madden 'Carnee' Slingback Clog, $65
ASOS HOWDY Leather Wooden Platform Clogs, $55
Miu Miu Bow-embellished patent-leather flats, $495
daniblack Women's Rexa Ballet Flat: Shoes: Reviews, Prices & more, $150
daniblack Women's Rexa Ballet Flat: Shoes: Reviews, Prices & more, $150
Lia Fringe Chain Tote, $248
Kobler rosette beaded fringe leather handbag, $120
Minnetonka Fringe Handbag, $50
Lanvin Punk lizard and python cuff, $960
Tiffany Beads necklace, 785 EUR
Zula trade beads, $595
Alexander McQueen Long bead and chain necklace, 515 GBP
Lanvin Chain and Ribbon Necklace with Beads, 410 GBP
Kenneth Jay Lane - Tribal Earrings- Turquoise Wood Beads (Turquoise) -..., $184
KATERINA PSOMA - GLASS BEADS RESIN ROSE NECKLACE, 149 EUR
ASOS Bora Bora Chunky Rope and Bead Pack, $14
Mixed bead and bangle multirow pack, 13 GBP
Facetted Beaded Floral Earring, $5.80
Faceted Beaded and Rhinestone Elastic Ring, $4.80
Billabong Scarlet Hat, $26
Womens One Size Floppy Straw Sun Hat - Brown, $24
Lacey Head Band, $23
PLAITED HEADBAND - PLAITED HEADBAND WITH ELASTIC (EACH SOLD..., 3 AUD
Kobler rosette beaded fringe leather handbag, $120
Minnetonka Fringe Handbag, $50
Lanvin Punk lizard and python cuff, $960
Tiffany Beads necklace, 785 EUR
Zula trade beads, $595
Alexander McQueen Long bead and chain necklace, 515 GBP
Lanvin Chain and Ribbon Necklace with Beads, 410 GBP
Kenneth Jay Lane - Tribal Earrings- Turquoise Wood Beads (Turquoise) -..., $184
KATERINA PSOMA - GLASS BEADS RESIN ROSE NECKLACE, 149 EUR
ASOS Bora Bora Chunky Rope and Bead Pack, $14
Mixed bead and bangle multirow pack, 13 GBP
Facetted Beaded Floral Earring, $5.80
Faceted Beaded and Rhinestone Elastic Ring, $4.80
Billabong Scarlet Hat, $26
Womens One Size Floppy Straw Sun Hat - Brown, $24
Lacey Head Band, $23
PLAITED HEADBAND - PLAITED HEADBAND WITH ELASTIC (EACH SOLD..., 3 AUD
Thursday, July 08, 2010
Jenni, Juno (2005)
Last year, I got hit by the Asian film craze. Sadly, this film was one of the hardest to find online. I can't find hits in Torrent search engines, so I resorted to Rapidshare instead. Luckily, I found a good source.
Download the whole movie here.
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Night Market!
I went thrifting again tonight, and got myself some kind of loot. Will post some pics of them tomorrow. :D
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
BOOTS
I know it's still summer everywhere else in the world, but for me here in my little city up the mountains, it's already the rainy season. And what better way to celebrate it than by wearing lovely boots, right?
Well, for a good couple of months now, I am totally obsessing with this Zara boots.
(via)
Aren't they lovely? Eversince I saw Betty wearing it on Lookbook, I just can't stop thinking about it! So, I kind of got obsessed with lace up boots I even found, although didn't buy, these knock offs online.
But since I got myself a good two pairs of lace up boots in the past month, I've started thinking more about getting buckle/motorcycle/pirate boots. I'm just totally smitten with them! Here are some of my top favorites:
via
via both from Zara
Well, for a good couple of months now, I am totally obsessing with this Zara boots.
(via)Aren't they lovely? Eversince I saw Betty wearing it on Lookbook, I just can't stop thinking about it! So, I kind of got obsessed with lace up boots I even found, although didn't buy, these knock offs online.
But since I got myself a good two pairs of lace up boots in the past month, I've started thinking more about getting buckle/motorcycle/pirate boots. I'm just totally smitten with them! Here are some of my top favorites:
viavia both from Zara
Monday, June 21, 2010
Lockerz.com
So, one of the things I'm really crazy about right now is Lockerz.com. Why? Because it promises of tons of freebies! For this month's general redemption, Apple products (iMacs,Macbooks, iPods, and iPads) are up for grabs.
So, if there's anyone interested in getting in, leave me a comment here and I can invite you. :)
So, if there's anyone interested in getting in, leave me a comment here and I can invite you. :)
Sunday, June 20, 2010
Shoes, shoes, and more shoes
So lately I've been getting more and more addicted to shoes, specifically Oxfords and laceup ankle boots. The thing is, I cannot get enough of them, even though I have like five pairs already.
Sadly, Etsy and Polyvore is making things worse for me and making my resolve even weaker. Well, I really shouldn't be thinking of buying new shoes again, especially since I just bought a pair of rain boots last week. I mean, buying a new pair is really out of the question right now because I really need to save up to get a washing machine. haha But how can you say no to these?
(All photos from Etsy)
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Nothing, really
The Goof and I have always been big on hot drinks. He loves a really nice cup of coffee (main reason why he hates Starbucks, aside from the fact that it is way overpriced), and I love a nice cup of tea. We also like having warm choco every time there's a chance. This is why we are on the prowl for a french press for the longest time. I know the photo I have is not exactly of a french press, but this little baby here from Bodum is really quite a gem!
Hopefully, I get to find a nice french press around here soon. I found some on eBay, but I'm really scared that if I get one there, the shipping might break the product and all of our hopes as well. haha
Tumblr did it
Sadly, due to my not-so-new found love with Tumblr, the site has eaten most of my time and prevented me from posting here. Hopefully, since the Goof also wants me to blog more here again, I get to post a lot more, like I used to.
:)
:)
Saturday, September 19, 2009
Geek Guys
I am really a big fan of cute geeky guys. But Michael Cera is already losing his grip on me. This is why I am head over heels with these two at the moment: Kevin McHale and Jim Parsons. ♥♥♥!
Seriously, just look at them. Aren't they utterly adorable?
Seriously, just look at them. Aren't they utterly adorable?
Glee!
Okay, I know this is totally gay of me, but, really, a gay series addict like me can never say no to a musical TV series, especially if cute (gay) boys are on it.
This is why I am head over heels with Glee. Aside from the meaning of the adjective, I am referring to Fox's new teen series. I just love love love the concept! It is so pop culture with real talent.
You see, it is a teen drama - which is what pop culture is like already. Then, the cast is mostly comprised by real talented Broadway people. Real Broadway! If that's not talent for you, then I don't know what else is.
And NO. It is not High School Musical. Not even a rip off. Not even close to being a ripoff. So, stop saying that. It is just likened to HSM because the Gleeks are also in high school.
Glee is different because these Gleeks are the underdogs. They belong in "some basement" in the high school hierarchy while the Jocks and the Cheerleaders are at the Penthouse. RPG kids are even more popular than them. So, NO. They are in not really like High School Musical.
Oh, and P.S. I call dibs on Chris Colfer. I love him already. In fact, I love him sooooo much now, Imma die from his cuteness.
Okay, I'm off to bed now. :)
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Heey
Hi. Just got back from a night out with a close friend. We haven't seen each other since May, so we really had a loooooong talk to catch up. I really did miss her soooo much and I really had fun tonight.
However, the real highlight for me tonight is when we got to talk about me and the Goof. I was telling her how other close friends fear about the time when we decide to break up, because most of my closest friends are seriously clueless with how they'll handle the situation if it ever happens. Well, I know that she'd also feel that way, but I was still sincerely touched when she admitted that she also did feel the same fear most of my closest friends have about me and the Goof ever breaking up. Honestly, I was really, really touched, and I feel like I love them even more. A whole lot more. I just wish I could tell them that.
Oh, dear. I really had fun today. :)
However, the real highlight for me tonight is when we got to talk about me and the Goof. I was telling her how other close friends fear about the time when we decide to break up, because most of my closest friends are seriously clueless with how they'll handle the situation if it ever happens. Well, I know that she'd also feel that way, but I was still sincerely touched when she admitted that she also did feel the same fear most of my closest friends have about me and the Goof ever breaking up. Honestly, I was really, really touched, and I feel like I love them even more. A whole lot more. I just wish I could tell them that.
Oh, dear. I really had fun today. :)
Tuesday, September 08, 2009
FOR UPDATING Weird/Wacky/Outrageous/Unofficial Holidays
I know I'm supposed to be working right now, but I just can't resist to list down each and every far-out holiday that we miss regularly. So, here are some I found on the web for additional reasons for daily celebrations.
January
1st 24 Hours Of Living Meditatively Day
2nd Happy Mew Year For Cats Day
3rd Memento Mori “Remember You Die” Day
4th National Joy Germ Day/Pop Music Chart Day/ Trivia Day
5th Organize Your Home Day
7th I’m Not Going To Take It Anymore Day
8th Show And Tell Day At Work
12th National Clean Of Your Desk Day/Thank God It’s Monday Day
15th Get To Know Your Customers Day
16th National Nothing Day
20th Penguin Awareness Day
21st National Hugging Day/ Squirrel Appreciation Day
22nd Answer Your Cats Questions Day
23rd Snowplow Mailbox Hockey Day
25th A Room Of One’s One Day
26th Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day
27th Thomas Crapper Day
28th National Compliment Day
29th Freethinker's Day
30th Inane Answering Machine Day/Fun At Work Day
31st Inspire Your Heart With Art Day
February
1st Robinson Crusoe Day
3rd Dump Your Significant Jerk Day
5th Weather Person’s Day
6th Pay A Compliment Day/Wear Red Day
7th Wave All Your Fingers At Your Neighbor Day
8th Laugh and Get Rich Day /World Marriage Day
9th National Develop Alternative Vices Day
11th Be Electrific Day
12th Darwin Day
13th Blame Someone Else Day/Get a Different Name Day/International Skeptics Day
14th Ferris Wheel Day
17th My Way Day
20th Northern Hemisphere Hoodie-Hoo Day
21st International Mother Language Day
24th International Pancake Day
26th For Pete’s Sake Day
March
1st Pig Day
3rd I Want You To Be Happy Day/What If Cats and Dogs Had Opposable Thumbs Day
4th International Scrap Booking Day
5th National Salesperson’s Day
8th Fun Facts About Names Day
9th Panic Day/ Unique Names Day
10th Learn What Your Name Means Day
12th Middle Name Pride Day
13th Genealogy Day/National Open an Umbrella Indoors Day
14th National Children’s Crafts Day.
15th Act Happy Day
16th Freedom of Information Day
17th National Common Courtesy Day
18th Awkward Moments Day/Forgive Mom and Dad Day
20th National Quilting Day
21st National Dance Day
22nd As Young as You Feel Day/International Goof-Off Day
25th Pecan Day
26th Make Up Your Own Holiday Day
31st Bunsen Burner Day/National “She’s funny that way” Day.
April
1st National Fun Day/National Day of Hope/National Fun at Work Day/Poetry and the Creative Mind Day/Sorry Charlie Day/St. Stupid Day
2nd International Children's Book Day/World Autism Day/Pony Express Day/Reconciliation Day
3rd Tweed Day/Hospital Admitting Clerks Day/World Rat Day/Tangible Karma Day
5th
6th Drowsy Driver Awareness Day/Tartan Day/Teflon Day
7th Metric System Day/No Housework Day
8th Buddha Day
9th National Cherish an Antique Day
10th National Sibling Day
11th Barbershop Quartet Day/International "Louie Louie" Day/Baby Massage Day
12th Drop Everything and Read Day/Licorice Day/Walk on Your Wild Side Day
13th
14th International Moment of Laughter Day/National Be Kind To Lawyers Day
15th McDonald's Day/Take a Wild Guess Day/That Sucks Day
16th High Five Day/National Wear Your Pajamas to Work Day
17th Blah Blah Blah Day/Ford Mustang Day/Trivia day
18th Adult Autism Day/Pet Owners Independence Day/Record Store Day/Respect Your Mother Day/Third World Day/Husband Appreciation Day
19th National Hanging Out Day
20th National Pot Smokers' Day
21st Kindergarten Day/National Chocolate-covered Cashews Day/National teach Your Children to Save Day
22nd National Jelly Bean Day/Secretary's Day
23rd Talk Like Shakespeare Day/World Book and Copyright Day
24th National Hairball Awareness Day
25th Bulldogs are Beautiful day/DNA Day/World Penguin Day
26th International Marconi Day/Mother, Father Deaf Day
27th Morse Code Day
28th Workers Memorial Day
29th National Dance Day/Sense od Smell Day
30th Hairstylists Appreciation Day/National Honesty Day
May
1st Amtrak Day/Executive Coaching Day/Law Day/Loyalty Day/Mother Goose Day/New Homeowner's Day/School Principals Day/Silver Star Day/Stepmother's Day/No Pants Day/Space day/Tuba Day
2nd Astronomy Day/Join Hands Day/National Homebrew Day/National Scrapbooking Day
3rd Garden meditation Day/National Two Different Colored Shoes Day/Paranormal Day/World Press Freedom Day/Motorcycle Mass and Blessing of Bikes Day/National Infertility Survival Day/World Laughter Day
4th Respect for Chickens Day/Star Wars Day
5th World Asthma Day/Cartoonist Day/International Midwives Day/Totally Chipotle Day
6th No Diet Day/No Homework Day/Nurses Day
7th
8th No Socks Day/V E Day/World Red Cross day
9th National Babysitters' Day/Stay Up All Night Day
10th Windmill Day
11th Eat What You Want Day
12th National Nutty Fudge Day
13th Frog Jumping Day
14th National Chicken Dance Day
15th International Day of Families/National Chocolate Chip Day/Nylon Stockings Day/Peace Officer Memorial Day
16th Biographer's Day/National Sea Monkey Day
17th World Telecommunications Day
18th International Museum day/Visit Your Relatives Day
19th
20th Eliza Doolittle Day/Weights and Measures Day
21st I Need A Patch For That Day/National Wait Staff Day
22nd
23rd International Jazz Day/National Taffy Day
24th Brother's Day
25th Cookie Monster's Birthday/National Missing Children Day/Nerd Pride Day or Geek Pride Day
28th
30th Hug Your Cat Day
31st World No-Tobacco Day
June
1st National Go Barefoot Day/Stand for Children Day
2nd Leave the Office Early Day/National Bubba Day/Yell "Fudge" at the Cobras in North America Day
3rd National Tailors Day/Chimborazo Day
4th International Day of Innocent Children Victims of Aggression
5th World Environment Day
6th Drawing Day or Pencil Day/Cheer Coach Day
7th Daniel Boone Day/VCR Day/Write to Your Father Day
8th Upsy Daisy Day
9th Donald Duck Day
10th Ball Point Pen Day/Iced Tea Day
11th
12th Loving Day
13th
14th World Blood Donor Day/Family History Day
15th Husband Caregiver Day/Nature Photography Day
16th Bloomsday/Fudge Day
17th Stewarts Root Beer Day
18th
19th Garfield the Cat Day/Juneteenth/World Sauntering Day
20th World Refugee Day
21st Baby Boomer's Recognition Day/Go Skateboarding Day
22nd Stupid Guy Thing Day
23rd Let it Go Day/Public Service Day
24th Celebration of the Senses
25th
26th Ugly Dog Day/Take your Dog to Work Day
27th Decide to be Married day/"Happy Birthday to You" Day/National HIV Testing Day
28th Log Cabin Day
July
1st Zip Code Day
2nd I Forgot Day
3rd Compliment Your Mirror Day/Stay Out of the Sun Day
4th
5th
6th Take Your Webmaster to Lunch Day
7th Chocolate Day/Father-Daughter Take a Walk Together day/Tell the Truth Day
8th SCUD Day or Savor the Comic, Unplug the Drama Day
9th
10th Don't Step on a Bee Day
11th World Population Day
12th
13th Embrace Your Geekness Day/Gruntled Workers Day
14th International Town Criers Day
15th Gummi Worm Day
16th
17th Yellow Pig Day/Wrong Way Corrigan Day
18th National Hotdog Day
19th (or every 3rd sunday of July) National Ice Cream Day
20th National Lollipop Day/National Hug Your Kid Day
21st Legal Drinking Age Day
22nd Rat-catchers Day/Spooners (spoonerism) Day
23rd Gorgeous Grandma Day/Hot Enough For Ya Day
24th Cousins Day/National Drive-Thru Day/Tell an Old Joke Day
25th Thread the Needle Day
26th Take Your Dog to Work Day/Parents' Day (or every fourth Sunday of July)
27th Barbie in a Blender Day/Take Your Houseplant for a Walk Day/Walk on Stilits Day
28th National Milk Chocolate Day
29th Rain Day/Lasagna Day
30th Cheesecake Day/Father-in-Law Day
31st National Talk in an Elevator Day (or every Last Friday of July)
August
1st: National Kid's Day/ Respect Your Parents Day
2nd: National Pretty is as Pretty Does Day
3rd: Friendship Day/National Night Out
6th: Work Like a Dog Day/National Fresh Breath Day
7th: Hamburger Day/ National Mustard Day/ Particularly Preposterous Packaging Day
8th: Admit You're Happy Day/ Sneak Some Zucchini Onto Your Neighbor's Porch Night
9th: Veep Day
11th: Presidential Joke Day
12th: International Youth Day
13th: Kool-Aid Day/Left-Hander's Day
14th: International Nagging Day/ National Garage Sale Day
16th:Watermelon Day/Stay Home With Your Kids Day
18th: Bad Poetry Day
21st: Southern Hemisphere Hoodie Hoo Day (as opposed to Northern Hemisphere Hoodie Hoo Day (February 20th))
28th: Race Your Mouse Around the Icons Day / Crackers Over the Key Board Day!
September
1st Bison-ten Yell Day/Building and Code Staff Appreciation Day/Chicken Boy's Day
2nd VJ Day
3rd
4th Oatmeal Day
5th Be late for Something Day
6th
7th Google Commemoration Day/Grandma Moses Day/"Neither Snow nor Rain" Day
8th International Literacy Day
9th Wonderful Weirdoes day
10th Swap Ideas Day
11th Libraries Remember Day/Remembrance Day
12th World Suicide prevention Day/Video Games Day
13th International Chocolate Day
14th
15th
16th Anne Bradstreet Day/International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer/Stepfamily Day
17th
18th National Respect Day/World Water Monitoring Day
19th Talk Like a Pirate Day
20th
21st International Day of Peace
22nd Dear Diary Day/Elephant Appreciation Day/Hobbit Day/National White Chocolate Day
23rd Earth over Shoot Day
24th Punctuation Day
25th National One-Hit Wonder Day/Love Note Day
26th Shamu the Whale Day
27th Ancestor Appreciation Day/World Heart Day
28th
29th
30th
October
1st Fire Pup Day/International day of Older Persons/World Vegetarian Day
2nd Guardian Angels Day/National Diversity Day/Techie Day/World Farm Animals Day/World Smile Day
3rd Alternative Fuel Day/World Card Making Day
4th Intergeneration Day/Ten-Four Day
5th Child Health Day/World Teachers' Day
6th Mad Hatter Day/ Ecological Debt Day
7th
8th Alvin C. York Day/National Depression Screening day/World Sight Day
9th Leif Erickson Day/World Post Day
10th International Newspaper Carrier Day/National Cake Decorating Day/Naval Academy Day/ Universal Music Day
11th International African Diaspora Day
12th International Moment of Frustration Scream Day/Free Thought day/National Kick Butt Day/National Salesperson Day
13th National Face Your Fears Day
14th Be Bald and Be Free Day/ Emergency Nurses Day/International Top Spinning Day/National Bring Your Teddy Bear to Work and School Day
15th Get Smart About Credit Day/National Grouch Day/National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Day/White Cane Safety Day
16th Boss's Day/ Dictionary Day/World Food Day
17th Brdige Day/International day for the Eradication of Poverty/Sweetest Day/World Toy Camera Day
18th National Chocolate Cupcake Day/World Menopause day
19th Evaluate Your Life day/World Osteoporosis Day
20th Birth of the Bab
21st
22nd Caps Lock Day/International Stuttering Awareness Day
23rd iPod Day/National Mole Day
24th United Nations Day/Make a Difference Day
25th Mother-in-Law Day/Sourest Day
26th Mule Day
27th Cranky Co-workers' Day
28th National Chocolates Day
29th Internet Day
30th Create a Great Funeral Day/Haunted Refrigerator Night/ International Bandanna Day/National Candy Corn Day/Freankenstein Day
31st National Caramel Apple Day/ National Knock-knock Jokes Day/National Magic Day/Samhain
November
1st National Authors' Day
2nd Cookie Monster Day/Plan Your Epitaph Day/Traffic Directors' Day
3rd Cliche Day/Sandwich Day
4th National Chicken Lady Day/Use Your Common Sense Day
5th National Men Make Dinner Day
7th National Bittersweet Chocolate with Almonds Day/International Tongue Twister Day
8th Cook Something Bold and Pungent Day/National Parents as Teachers Day
9th World Orphans Day
10th Area Code Day/Death/Duty Day/National Young Readers' Day
11th
12th
13th World Kindness Day
14th Loosen Up, Lighten Up Day/National American Teddy Bear Day/World Diabetes Day
15th I Love to Write Day/Transgender Day of Remembrance
16th International Day for Tolerance
17th Homemade Bread Day
18th Married to a Scorpio Support Day/Mickey Mouse Day/Push Button Phone Day
19th World Toilet Day/Have a Bad Day Day
20th Name Your PC Day
21st World Hello Day/World Television Day
22nd
23rd Fibonacci Day
24th Celebrate Your Unique Talent Day
25th Shopping Reminder Day
26th
27th
28th
29th Electronic Greetings Day
30th Computer Security Day/Stay Home Because You're Well Day
December
1st Bifocals at the Monitor Liberation Day/Day With(out) Art Day
2nd Special Education Day
3rd International Day of Disabled Persons
4th National Dice Day
5th Bathtub Party Day
6th Miners' Day/National Pawnbrokers Day
7th National Cotton Candy Day
8th
9th
10th
11th International Mountain Day
12th Poinssettia Day
13th
14th
15th Cat Herders day
16th Barbie and Barney Backlash Day/National Chocolate Covered Anything Day
17th National Re-gifting Day
18th
19th
20th Mudd Day
21st Forefathers Day/Humbug Day/National Haiku Poetry Day/World Peace Day
22nd
23rd
24th
25th No "L" Day
26th Boxing Day/National Candy Cane Day/National Whiners Day
28th National Chocolate Day
29th Tick Tock Day
30th
31st Make Up Your Mind Day/No Interruptions Day
January
1st 24 Hours Of Living Meditatively Day
2nd Happy Mew Year For Cats Day
3rd Memento Mori “Remember You Die” Day
4th National Joy Germ Day/Pop Music Chart Day/ Trivia Day
5th Organize Your Home Day
7th I’m Not Going To Take It Anymore Day
8th Show And Tell Day At Work
12th National Clean Of Your Desk Day/Thank God It’s Monday Day
15th Get To Know Your Customers Day
16th National Nothing Day
20th Penguin Awareness Day
21st National Hugging Day/ Squirrel Appreciation Day
22nd Answer Your Cats Questions Day
23rd Snowplow Mailbox Hockey Day
25th A Room Of One’s One Day
26th Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day
27th Thomas Crapper Day
28th National Compliment Day
29th Freethinker's Day
30th Inane Answering Machine Day/Fun At Work Day
31st Inspire Your Heart With Art Day
February
1st Robinson Crusoe Day
3rd Dump Your Significant Jerk Day
5th Weather Person’s Day
6th Pay A Compliment Day/Wear Red Day
7th Wave All Your Fingers At Your Neighbor Day
8th Laugh and Get Rich Day /World Marriage Day
9th National Develop Alternative Vices Day
11th Be Electrific Day
12th Darwin Day
13th Blame Someone Else Day/Get a Different Name Day/International Skeptics Day
14th Ferris Wheel Day
17th My Way Day
20th Northern Hemisphere Hoodie-Hoo Day
21st International Mother Language Day
24th International Pancake Day
26th For Pete’s Sake Day
March
1st Pig Day
3rd I Want You To Be Happy Day/What If Cats and Dogs Had Opposable Thumbs Day
4th International Scrap Booking Day
5th National Salesperson’s Day
8th Fun Facts About Names Day
9th Panic Day/ Unique Names Day
10th Learn What Your Name Means Day
12th Middle Name Pride Day
13th Genealogy Day/National Open an Umbrella Indoors Day
14th National Children’s Crafts Day.
15th Act Happy Day
16th Freedom of Information Day
17th National Common Courtesy Day
18th Awkward Moments Day/Forgive Mom and Dad Day
20th National Quilting Day
21st National Dance Day
22nd As Young as You Feel Day/International Goof-Off Day
25th Pecan Day
26th Make Up Your Own Holiday Day
31st Bunsen Burner Day/National “She’s funny that way” Day.
April
1st National Fun Day/National Day of Hope/National Fun at Work Day/Poetry and the Creative Mind Day/Sorry Charlie Day/St. Stupid Day
2nd International Children's Book Day/World Autism Day/Pony Express Day/Reconciliation Day
3rd Tweed Day/Hospital Admitting Clerks Day/World Rat Day/Tangible Karma Day
5th
6th Drowsy Driver Awareness Day/Tartan Day/Teflon Day
7th Metric System Day/No Housework Day
8th Buddha Day
9th National Cherish an Antique Day
10th National Sibling Day
11th Barbershop Quartet Day/International "Louie Louie" Day/Baby Massage Day
12th Drop Everything and Read Day/Licorice Day/Walk on Your Wild Side Day
13th
14th International Moment of Laughter Day/National Be Kind To Lawyers Day
15th McDonald's Day/Take a Wild Guess Day/That Sucks Day
16th High Five Day/National Wear Your Pajamas to Work Day
17th Blah Blah Blah Day/Ford Mustang Day/Trivia day
18th Adult Autism Day/Pet Owners Independence Day/Record Store Day/Respect Your Mother Day/Third World Day/Husband Appreciation Day
19th National Hanging Out Day
20th National Pot Smokers' Day
21st Kindergarten Day/National Chocolate-covered Cashews Day/National teach Your Children to Save Day
22nd National Jelly Bean Day/Secretary's Day
23rd Talk Like Shakespeare Day/World Book and Copyright Day
24th National Hairball Awareness Day
25th Bulldogs are Beautiful day/DNA Day/World Penguin Day
26th International Marconi Day/Mother, Father Deaf Day
27th Morse Code Day
28th Workers Memorial Day
29th National Dance Day/Sense od Smell Day
30th Hairstylists Appreciation Day/National Honesty Day
May
1st Amtrak Day/Executive Coaching Day/Law Day/Loyalty Day/Mother Goose Day/New Homeowner's Day/School Principals Day/Silver Star Day/Stepmother's Day/No Pants Day/Space day/Tuba Day
2nd Astronomy Day/Join Hands Day/National Homebrew Day/National Scrapbooking Day
3rd Garden meditation Day/National Two Different Colored Shoes Day/Paranormal Day/World Press Freedom Day/Motorcycle Mass and Blessing of Bikes Day/National Infertility Survival Day/World Laughter Day
4th Respect for Chickens Day/Star Wars Day
5th World Asthma Day/Cartoonist Day/International Midwives Day/Totally Chipotle Day
6th No Diet Day/No Homework Day/Nurses Day
7th
8th No Socks Day/V E Day/World Red Cross day
9th National Babysitters' Day/Stay Up All Night Day
10th Windmill Day
11th Eat What You Want Day
12th National Nutty Fudge Day
13th Frog Jumping Day
14th National Chicken Dance Day
15th International Day of Families/National Chocolate Chip Day/Nylon Stockings Day/Peace Officer Memorial Day
16th Biographer's Day/National Sea Monkey Day
17th World Telecommunications Day
18th International Museum day/Visit Your Relatives Day
19th
20th Eliza Doolittle Day/Weights and Measures Day
21st I Need A Patch For That Day/National Wait Staff Day
22nd
23rd International Jazz Day/National Taffy Day
24th Brother's Day
25th Cookie Monster's Birthday/National Missing Children Day/Nerd Pride Day or Geek Pride Day
28th
30th Hug Your Cat Day
31st World No-Tobacco Day
June
1st National Go Barefoot Day/Stand for Children Day
2nd Leave the Office Early Day/National Bubba Day/Yell "Fudge" at the Cobras in North America Day
3rd National Tailors Day/Chimborazo Day
4th International Day of Innocent Children Victims of Aggression
5th World Environment Day
6th Drawing Day or Pencil Day/Cheer Coach Day
7th Daniel Boone Day/VCR Day/Write to Your Father Day
8th Upsy Daisy Day
9th Donald Duck Day
10th Ball Point Pen Day/Iced Tea Day
11th
12th Loving Day
13th
14th World Blood Donor Day/Family History Day
15th Husband Caregiver Day/Nature Photography Day
16th Bloomsday/Fudge Day
17th Stewarts Root Beer Day
18th
19th Garfield the Cat Day/Juneteenth/World Sauntering Day
20th World Refugee Day
21st Baby Boomer's Recognition Day/Go Skateboarding Day
22nd Stupid Guy Thing Day
23rd Let it Go Day/Public Service Day
24th Celebration of the Senses
25th
26th Ugly Dog Day/Take your Dog to Work Day
27th Decide to be Married day/"Happy Birthday to You" Day/National HIV Testing Day
28th Log Cabin Day
July
1st Zip Code Day
2nd I Forgot Day
3rd Compliment Your Mirror Day/Stay Out of the Sun Day
4th
5th
6th Take Your Webmaster to Lunch Day
7th Chocolate Day/Father-Daughter Take a Walk Together day/Tell the Truth Day
8th SCUD Day or Savor the Comic, Unplug the Drama Day
9th
10th Don't Step on a Bee Day
11th World Population Day
12th
13th Embrace Your Geekness Day/Gruntled Workers Day
14th International Town Criers Day
15th Gummi Worm Day
16th
17th Yellow Pig Day/Wrong Way Corrigan Day
18th National Hotdog Day
19th (or every 3rd sunday of July) National Ice Cream Day
20th National Lollipop Day/National Hug Your Kid Day
21st Legal Drinking Age Day
22nd Rat-catchers Day/Spooners (spoonerism) Day
23rd Gorgeous Grandma Day/Hot Enough For Ya Day
24th Cousins Day/National Drive-Thru Day/Tell an Old Joke Day
25th Thread the Needle Day
26th Take Your Dog to Work Day/Parents' Day (or every fourth Sunday of July)
27th Barbie in a Blender Day/Take Your Houseplant for a Walk Day/Walk on Stilits Day
28th National Milk Chocolate Day
29th Rain Day/Lasagna Day
30th Cheesecake Day/Father-in-Law Day
31st National Talk in an Elevator Day (or every Last Friday of July)
August
1st: National Kid's Day/ Respect Your Parents Day
2nd: National Pretty is as Pretty Does Day
3rd: Friendship Day/National Night Out
6th: Work Like a Dog Day/National Fresh Breath Day
7th: Hamburger Day/ National Mustard Day/ Particularly Preposterous Packaging Day
8th: Admit You're Happy Day/ Sneak Some Zucchini Onto Your Neighbor's Porch Night
9th: Veep Day
11th: Presidential Joke Day
12th: International Youth Day
13th: Kool-Aid Day/Left-Hander's Day
14th: International Nagging Day/ National Garage Sale Day
16th:Watermelon Day/Stay Home With Your Kids Day
18th: Bad Poetry Day
21st: Southern Hemisphere Hoodie Hoo Day (as opposed to Northern Hemisphere Hoodie Hoo Day (February 20th))
28th: Race Your Mouse Around the Icons Day / Crackers Over the Key Board Day!
September
1st Bison-ten Yell Day/Building and Code Staff Appreciation Day/Chicken Boy's Day
2nd VJ Day
3rd
4th Oatmeal Day
5th Be late for Something Day
6th
7th Google Commemoration Day/Grandma Moses Day/"Neither Snow nor Rain" Day
8th International Literacy Day
9th Wonderful Weirdoes day
10th Swap Ideas Day
11th Libraries Remember Day/Remembrance Day
12th World Suicide prevention Day/Video Games Day
13th International Chocolate Day
14th
15th
16th Anne Bradstreet Day/International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer/Stepfamily Day
17th
18th National Respect Day/World Water Monitoring Day
19th Talk Like a Pirate Day
20th
21st International Day of Peace
22nd Dear Diary Day/Elephant Appreciation Day/Hobbit Day/National White Chocolate Day
23rd Earth over Shoot Day
24th Punctuation Day
25th National One-Hit Wonder Day/Love Note Day
26th Shamu the Whale Day
27th Ancestor Appreciation Day/World Heart Day
28th
29th
30th
October
1st Fire Pup Day/International day of Older Persons/World Vegetarian Day
2nd Guardian Angels Day/National Diversity Day/Techie Day/World Farm Animals Day/World Smile Day
3rd Alternative Fuel Day/World Card Making Day
4th Intergeneration Day/Ten-Four Day
5th Child Health Day/World Teachers' Day
6th Mad Hatter Day/ Ecological Debt Day
7th
8th Alvin C. York Day/National Depression Screening day/World Sight Day
9th Leif Erickson Day/World Post Day
10th International Newspaper Carrier Day/National Cake Decorating Day/Naval Academy Day/ Universal Music Day
11th International African Diaspora Day
12th International Moment of Frustration Scream Day/Free Thought day/National Kick Butt Day/National Salesperson Day
13th National Face Your Fears Day
14th Be Bald and Be Free Day/ Emergency Nurses Day/International Top Spinning Day/National Bring Your Teddy Bear to Work and School Day
15th Get Smart About Credit Day/National Grouch Day/National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Day/White Cane Safety Day
16th Boss's Day/ Dictionary Day/World Food Day
17th Brdige Day/International day for the Eradication of Poverty/Sweetest Day/World Toy Camera Day
18th National Chocolate Cupcake Day/World Menopause day
19th Evaluate Your Life day/World Osteoporosis Day
20th Birth of the Bab
21st
22nd Caps Lock Day/International Stuttering Awareness Day
23rd iPod Day/National Mole Day
24th United Nations Day/Make a Difference Day
25th Mother-in-Law Day/Sourest Day
26th Mule Day
27th Cranky Co-workers' Day
28th National Chocolates Day
29th Internet Day
30th Create a Great Funeral Day/Haunted Refrigerator Night/ International Bandanna Day/National Candy Corn Day/Freankenstein Day
31st National Caramel Apple Day/ National Knock-knock Jokes Day/National Magic Day/Samhain
November
1st National Authors' Day
2nd Cookie Monster Day/Plan Your Epitaph Day/Traffic Directors' Day
3rd Cliche Day/Sandwich Day
4th National Chicken Lady Day/Use Your Common Sense Day
5th National Men Make Dinner Day
7th National Bittersweet Chocolate with Almonds Day/International Tongue Twister Day
8th Cook Something Bold and Pungent Day/National Parents as Teachers Day
9th World Orphans Day
10th Area Code Day/Death/Duty Day/National Young Readers' Day
11th
12th
13th World Kindness Day
14th Loosen Up, Lighten Up Day/National American Teddy Bear Day/World Diabetes Day
15th I Love to Write Day/Transgender Day of Remembrance
16th International Day for Tolerance
17th Homemade Bread Day
18th Married to a Scorpio Support Day/Mickey Mouse Day/Push Button Phone Day
19th World Toilet Day/Have a Bad Day Day
20th Name Your PC Day
21st World Hello Day/World Television Day
22nd
23rd Fibonacci Day
24th Celebrate Your Unique Talent Day
25th Shopping Reminder Day
26th
27th
28th
29th Electronic Greetings Day
30th Computer Security Day/Stay Home Because You're Well Day
December
1st Bifocals at the Monitor Liberation Day/Day With(out) Art Day
2nd Special Education Day
3rd International Day of Disabled Persons
4th National Dice Day
5th Bathtub Party Day
6th Miners' Day/National Pawnbrokers Day
7th National Cotton Candy Day
8th
9th
10th
11th International Mountain Day
12th Poinssettia Day
13th
14th
15th Cat Herders day
16th Barbie and Barney Backlash Day/National Chocolate Covered Anything Day
17th National Re-gifting Day
18th
19th
20th Mudd Day
21st Forefathers Day/Humbug Day/National Haiku Poetry Day/World Peace Day
22nd
23rd
24th
25th No "L" Day
26th Boxing Day/National Candy Cane Day/National Whiners Day
28th National Chocolate Day
29th Tick Tock Day
30th
31st Make Up Your Mind Day/No Interruptions Day
Friday, September 04, 2009
Bloghopping!
So, last night, I was just clicking around and I found this Singaporean blog. And being the World English loving me, I instantly loved the blooger. Her name is Wendy Cheng, and apparently, she's the top blogger of Singapore, so I instantly got curious and read her posts away (although I wasn't really able to read each and every post as most were soooooooooo long that I just couldn't stand it), and I found her really amusing, especially when she talks about her nose. I mean, she's just a girl talking about herselfv very honestly with the whole wide web to see, now, that is really something.
And then, I got to the part where she answered another blogger's post about her. This dude, who I cannot remember the name, criticizes every little thing about her. It started with her hair, which she dyed blonde, and he felt so affected about that he started saying rude things about her. I mean, man, I personally believe that it is okay to bash someone on your blog if you personally know the person, but if you just happen to see her on the street and then started writing lengthy posts about her and analyzing her and shit like that, now that is really something. I mean, don't you even have something else to do?
So yeah, with that, Wendy Cheng answered everything, and I just don't know why, but the dude's wife started to get on with the drama, too, making the whole thing a Twitter war-fest. What I loved about it is that they called each other ugly. Now, that's what I call appropriate, as I really believe that you can call someone you just saw on the store ugly if they really are unappetizing for your taste. I mean, I'm not being mean or something, but, I really think that criticizing how their parents brought them up and shit when the only time you have seen them is on the street is very stupid, because, again, you don't even know them. Just call them ugly, because that is one thing that you really know, right?
Anyhow, I'm still not done going through the whole blog, and I don't even think I can go back to the start (heck, she began writing for the blog in 2003!), so whatever. I will just enjoy Xiaxue's blog and laugh my ass off.
P.S. I also have some stuff that I don't like about her. As I take my comic books and movies seriously, I took offense when she said that Watchmen sucked. I mean, okay, I could totally understand as she doesn't seem to be the type to read the graphic novel and she is truly entitled to her opinions. But, really, I am so in love with that film (as I loved the graphic novel/comic series dearly), so I am quite sad that she had to say stuff like that about the film. But, oh well. Imma let that go. She's amusing enough for me. :)
And then, I got to the part where she answered another blogger's post about her. This dude, who I cannot remember the name, criticizes every little thing about her. It started with her hair, which she dyed blonde, and he felt so affected about that he started saying rude things about her. I mean, man, I personally believe that it is okay to bash someone on your blog if you personally know the person, but if you just happen to see her on the street and then started writing lengthy posts about her and analyzing her and shit like that, now that is really something. I mean, don't you even have something else to do?
So yeah, with that, Wendy Cheng answered everything, and I just don't know why, but the dude's wife started to get on with the drama, too, making the whole thing a Twitter war-fest. What I loved about it is that they called each other ugly. Now, that's what I call appropriate, as I really believe that you can call someone you just saw on the store ugly if they really are unappetizing for your taste. I mean, I'm not being mean or something, but, I really think that criticizing how their parents brought them up and shit when the only time you have seen them is on the street is very stupid, because, again, you don't even know them. Just call them ugly, because that is one thing that you really know, right?
Anyhow, I'm still not done going through the whole blog, and I don't even think I can go back to the start (heck, she began writing for the blog in 2003!), so whatever. I will just enjoy Xiaxue's blog and laugh my ass off.
P.S. I also have some stuff that I don't like about her. As I take my comic books and movies seriously, I took offense when she said that Watchmen sucked. I mean, okay, I could totally understand as she doesn't seem to be the type to read the graphic novel and she is truly entitled to her opinions. But, really, I am so in love with that film (as I loved the graphic novel/comic series dearly), so I am quite sad that she had to say stuff like that about the film. But, oh well. Imma let that go. She's amusing enough for me. :)
Monday, August 17, 2009
May Araw Din Kayo
Dahil matigas talaga mukha ni Gloria Arroyo, napag-Tagalog mo tuloy ang regularly English column ni Conrado De Quiros. Tigas kasi ng mukha mo, e.
May Araw din Kayo by Conrado de Quiros
read the original article here.
May Araw din Kayo by Conrado de Quiros
Tatagalugin ko na nang makuha n’yo. Kahit na lingwaheng kanto lang ang alam kong Tagalog.
Tutal Buwan ng Wika naman ang Agosto. Baka sakali ’yung paboritong wika ni Balagtas ay makatulong sa pag-unawa n’yo dahil mukhang ’yung paboritong wika ni Shakespeare ay lampas sa IQ n’yo. Kung sa bagay, ang pinakamahirap gisingin ay ’yung nagtutulug-tulugan. Ang pinakamahirap padinggin ay ’yung nagbibingi-bingihan. Ang pinakamahirap paintindihin ay ’yung nagmamaangmaangan. Bueno, mahirap din paintindihin ’yung likas na tanga. Pero bahala na.
Sabi mo, Cerge Remonde, alangan naman pakanin ng hotdog ang amo mo. Bakit alangan? Hindi naman vegetarian ’yon. At public service nga ’yon, makakatulong dagdagan ng cholesterol at salitre ang dugong dumadaloy papuntang puso n’ya. Kung meron man s’yang dugo, kung meron man s’yang puso.
Bakit alangan? Malamang di ka nagbabasa ng balita, o di lang talaga nagbabasa, kung hindi ay nalaman mo ’yung ginawa ni Barack Obama at Joe Biden nitong nakaraang Mayo. Galing silang White House patungong Virginia nang magtakam sila pareho ng hamburger. Pina detour nila ang motorcade at tumuloy sa unang hamburgerang nakita nila. Ito ang Ray’s Hell Burger, isang maliit at independienteng hamburger joint.
Tumungo ang dalawa sa counter at sila mismo ang nag-order, hindi mga aides. Nagbayad sila ng cash na galing sa sariling bulsa at kagaya ng ibang customers ay pumila para sa turno nila.
Ito ay presidente at bise presidente ng pinakamakapangyarihang bansa sa buong mundo. Kung sa bagay, ’yung amo n’yo ay hindi naman talaga presidente. Di lang makita ang pagkakaiba ni Garci kay God kaya nasabing “God put me here.” Pekeng presidente, pekeng asal presidente.
Sabi mo, Anthony Golez, maliit lang ang P1 million dinner kumpara sa bilyon-bilyong pisong dinala ng amo mo sa bansa.
Ay kayo lang naman ang nagsasabing may inambag ang amo n’yo na bilyong-bilyong piso sa kaban ng bayan. Ni anino noon wala kaming nakita. Ang nakita lang namin ay yung bilyon-bilyong piso—o borjer, ayon nga sa inyong dating kakosa na si Benjamin Abalos—na inaswang ng amo n’yo sa kaban ng bayan. Executive privilege daw ang hindi n’ya sagutin ito. Kailan pa naging pribilehiyo ng isang opisyal ang di managot sa taumbayan? Kailan pa naging pribilehiyo ng isang opisyal ang magnakaw?
Maliit lang pala ang P1 million, ay bakit hindi n’yo na lang ibigay sa nagugutom? O doon sa mga sundalo sa Mindanao? Tama si Archbishop Oscar Cruz. Isipin n’yo kung gaano karaming botas man lang ang mabibili ng P1 million at karagdagang P750,000 na nilamon ng amo n’yo at mga taga bitbit ng kanyang maleta sa isa pang restawran sa New York.
Maliit lang pala ang P1 million (at P750,000), bakit hindi n’yo na lang ibigay doon sa pamilya ng mga sundalong namatay sa Mindanao? Magkano ’yung gusto n’yong ibigay sa bawat isa? P20,000? Sa halagang iyan 50 sundalo na ang maaabuluyan n’yo sa $20,000. Pasalu-saludo pa ’yang amo n’yo sa mga namatay na kala mo ay talagang may malasakit. Bumenta na ’yang dramang ’yan. At pasabi-sabi pa ng “Annihilate the Abus!” Di ba noon pa n’ya ’yan pinangako? Mahilig lang talagang mangako ’yang amo n’yo.
Bukod pa d’yan, saan ba nanggaling ’yung limpak-limpak na salapi ng mga kongresista na pinansisindi nila ng tabako? Di ba sa amin din? Tanong n’yo muna kung ayos lang na i-blowout namin ng wine at caviar ang amo n’yo habang kami ay nagdidildil ng asin—’yung magaspang na klase ha, ’di yung iodized. Ang tindi n’yo, mga p’re.
At ikaw naman, Romulo Macalintal, tapang ng apog mo. Maiisip mo tuloy na sundin na lang ang mungkahi ni Dick the Butcher sa “Henry VI” ni Shakespeare: “First thing we do, let’s kill all the lawyers.” Pa ethics-ethics ka pa, pasalamat ka di nasunog ang bibig mo sa pagbigkas ng katagang ’yon.
Marami mang sugapa rin sa aming mga taga media, di naman kasing sugapa n’yo. At di naman kami sineswelduhan ng taumbayan. Wala naman kaming problemang sumakay sa PAL at kailangan pang bumili ng P1.2 billion jet. Anong sabi n’yo, kailangan ng amo n’yo sa pabyahe-byahe? E sino naman ang may sabing magbabyahe s’ya? Ngayon pang paalis na s’ya—malinaw na ayaw n’yang umalis. Bakit hindi na lang s’ya bumili ng Matchbox na eroplano? Kasya naman s’ya ro’n.
Lalo kayong nagpupumiglas, lalo lang kayong lumulubog sa kumunoy. Di n’yo malulusutan ang bulilyasong ginawa n’yo. Para n’yo na ring inagaw ang isinusubong kanin ng isang batang nagugutom. Tama si Obama at Biden: Sa panahon ng recession, kung saan nakalugmok ang mga Amerikano sa hirap, dapat makiramay ang mga pinuno sa taumbayan, di nagpapakapariwara. Sa panahon ng kagutuman, na matagal nang kalagayan ng Pinoy, at lalo pang tumindi sa paghagupit ng Typhoon Gloria, dapat siguro uminom na lang kayo ng insecticide. Gawin n’yo ’yan at mapapawi kaagad ang kagutuman ng bayan.
Sa bandang huli, buti na rin lang at ginawa n’yo ’yung magpasasa sa P1 million dinner habang lupaypay ang bayan sa kagutuman—di lang sa kawalan ng pagkain kundi sa iba pang bagay—at pagdadalamhati sa yumaong Ina ng Bayan. Binigyan n’yo ng mukha ang katakawan. Katakawang walang kabusugan. Mukhang di nakita ng masa sa usaping NBN, mukhang di nakikita ng masa sa usaping SAL. Mukhang nakita lang ng masa dito sa ginawa n’yong ito. Sa pagpapabondat sa New York habang naghihinagpis ang bayan.
At buti na rin lang mayroon tayong sariling wika. Di sapat ang Inggles para iparamdam sa inyo ang suklam na nararamdaman namin sa inyo. Di sapat ang Inggles para ipakita sa inyo ang pagkamuhi na nararamdaman namin sa inyo. Di maarok ng Inggles ang lalim ng poot na nararamdaman namin sa inyo.
Isinusuka na kayo ng taumbayan, mahirap man sumuka ang gutom.
May araw din kayo.
read the original article here.
Saturday, August 08, 2009
Now, now
The rains told me that I should go out and find a freaking real job. I mean, yeah, I am doing fine with freelancing and shit, but, hellz, it is kind of depressing me lately. Not that I am a people person or I feel the urge to meet new people. I just want to be out there, honestly.
And since tomorrow's Sunday, I'll be able to get the weekly newspaper and start looking for a freaking real job.
Wish me luck! :D
And since tomorrow's Sunday, I'll be able to get the weekly newspaper and start looking for a freaking real job.
Wish me luck! :D
Monday, August 03, 2009
Sookie Stackhouse Novels
Boy, do I love this day!
Apart from spending it with fun people, having free fries and amazing sizzling plate meals, I found a download link to the whole Sookie Stackhouse series!
Want to read 'em too? Click here. :D
Apart from spending it with fun people, having free fries and amazing sizzling plate meals, I found a download link to the whole Sookie Stackhouse series!
Want to read 'em too? Click here. :D
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