Nakakatuwa at Nakakamangha

Sabi ni Christopher Columbus, bilog ang mundo. Sabi rin ng mga dalubhasa sa larangan ng siyensya, bilog ang mundo. Maging ang San Miguel Beer, nagsabi ito na bilog ang mundo sa isang lumang commercial. Ngunit, naiiba ako sa kanila. Sabi ko, ang liit ng mundo.

Sa mga oras na ito, may natuklasan ako. Nakakagulat pero sa aking palagay, totoo ito. Ngayon ko lang lubusang naisip na ang liit pala ng mundo. Lahat ng tao, may koneksyon sa isa't-isa. Marahil, tama nga sa bagay na ito si Urie Bronfenbrenner, ang gumawa ng Ecological Systems Theory. Sa mundong iniikutan natin habang tayo ay lumalaki, marami tayong nakikilalang mga bagong kaibigan. At dahil marami tayong nakikilalang mga bagong kaibigan, lumalaki rin ang mga konesksyon natin. Oo, tama nga! Ito ang dahilan kung bakit naisip ko ang bagay na ito--- na ang liit ng mundo. Ibig sabihin ba nito, may posibilidad na may koneksyon din tayo kina Gng. Cory Aquino o kay Presidente Gloria Arroyo? O kaya naman kina Josh Hartnett, Orlando Bloom, o kay Chad Michael Murray? Naku, kung nagkagayon, masaya ang buhay! =)

Natuwa at namangha lang ako sa aking natuklasan ngayon. Hindi ko kasi akalain na matagal na pala akong konektado sa taong ito. Salamat sa Friendster at pati na rin sa Yahoo Messenger. Ang liit pala talaga ng mundo.

Sophomore Syndrome

I’m officially a college sophomore. My freshman year in La Salle seems only like yesterday. The pace of life in school is really fast because of the school system, which is trimester. Ang bilis talaga. The first day of my sophomore year is fine. There are a lot of new faces around the campus. It is easy to distinguish freshmen because they still depend on their EAF for their schedule. In addition to that, their EAF serves as their temporary ID. I’ve also seen some people I know. What’s more fun is that I can spend a lot of time with my college friends again and with my other block mates as well. (I love Block 1 L81!) By the way, the freshmen make me feel old. Hahaha. Of course, I’m only kidding. =)

On the other hand, I feel quite sad because school works are just around the corner. Sooner or later, our professors will give us tasks that we need to accomplish by the end of the first trimester. And the sophomore year looks like more complicated, academically speaking, based on the syllabus of the different subjects we’re taking up this first trimester. Our professors give the impression of expecting a lot from us too. Oh well, it is indeed good bye to summer vacation and hello to stress!

On the drama queen side, the first week of school makes me feel homesick all over again. I don’t know why I’m still not getting used to living far away from home, though I enjoy the company of my dorm mates/ room mates. This may sound like a cliché, but I think this old saying is definitely true: there’s no place like home. =)

One Special Night

Last night, my friend, Mye, celebrated her 18th birthday at Century Park Hotel. It was a night of fun and laughter. I felt so happy because I was able to be with her on the very special day of her life. This is truly a memorable one. =)

*More pictures in my multiply site. =)*

Happy Shalalala...

Tomorrow!!! Tomorrow!!! Tomorrow!!! I'm going to a debut party tomorrow!!! =) Okay, you might find it weird but honestly, I've never been to a debut party of a friend. I turned down the previous invitations of some friends slash classmates for some reasons. I explained to them why I couldn't go to their party. Their understanding made me feel very glad and thankful. However this time, it's quite different. For the very first time, my parents and auntie are allowing me to attend Mye's party. I'm so happy and excited!!! =) Yay!!! =)

On the geek side, I finished reading the book, Penny from Heaven by Jennifer L. Holm. It may be a simple children's (or teens') book but hey, I learned a lot from it. Even the adults can learn from it too. I won't tell you exactly what the story is about but I promise you, this is definitely a good read. =)

By the way, congratulations to David Cook, the seventh American Idol. David Archuleta, it's okay. I still like you. Haha. =) Good night everyone and thank you for reading!!! =)

Counting Down the Days

After one week and six days, I finished reading Queen of the Universe by Barbara Plum. Unlike the first two books that I finished for only two to three days, this book took a very long time for me to finish because it made me feel sleepy. Oh well, at least, I'm done with it.

I'm looking forward to reading two more books, Penny from Heaven by Jennifer L. Holm and Eggs by Jerry Spinelli (I think these books are for ages 9-12. Haha!). I hope I could finish the both of them by Sunday. I still have a couple of things to prepare for school because on Monday next week, my life will come back to normal...again. I have to say good bye to my beloved summer. I think I should obey Auntie Lucy's advice too--- sleep early and change my beyond the normal sleeping patterns. =)

Right now, I'm just counting down the days. In five days, I would be a college sophomore. Booyah! =)

I Heart You

How do you feel whenever you see the person you admire the most? What do you do when he or she smiles at you? Do you stumble or smile back? Have you ever looked directly at his or her eyes when you talk to him or her? Have you ever wished your conversation with him or her would last forever?

I realized something.

Like what Ayeen said in her blog, it doesn't matter if the person you admire is good looking or not. As long as he or she has a lot of sensible things to say, hence interesting, he or she may win someone's heart. And if you both have a lot of things to talk about, you'd discover yourself wanting to spend some more time with him or her. Talking is also one way to get to know more about each other.

I agree with Ayeen. Words may be so powerful that they have the possibility to hurt someone else's feelings and can destroy a person, but they can also make people fall in love too (or like each other). Lastly, when you talk, be yourself. Be confident. They are a "plus-factor". So there. Have a nice day everyone! =)

Simple, Weird, and Funny

Five months from now, I'm turning 18! The people who know my birthday always ask me where I would celebrate this extra special day. Actually, I don't like the idea of celebrating my 18th birthday the traditional way. I don't need gowns and extravagant attire just to celebrate it. As long as I'm with my family, friends, loved ones, and special people, even if it's only a simple salo-salo in a restaurant or at home, it's okay. Actually, I'm willing to stand up all day and wait for my turn in the US Embassy just to have a visa because I want to fulfill my dream of travelling around the world. However, unlike the others who ask for cars, I want to have an iPod video so I could transfer all the songs I downloaded in my laptop. Yes, you read it right. An iPod video. I have a feeling that my beloved laptop might explode one day because I downloaded a lot of songs. I desperately need an iPod video. Haha. Weird huh? Haha.

On the funny side, if I were to have a party, I would really appreciate if Spongecola (my favorite OPM band), Enchong Dee (my schoolmate and my ultimate crush), and Mikee Lee (the person I admire because of his intelligence and great writing skills) are there. Haha. Although Auntie Lucy says it is impossible, I won't stop daydreaming about it. But, if ever it happens, I would be the happiest birthday girl in the whole wide world! =)

Don't be Mean

Ironically, I'm writing this entry in English.

I'm not really that patriotic but whenever I read something bad about us Filipinos, it pains me. I feel offended because I'm a Filipino and I live in the Philippines. How come some foreigners say that we make them puke because of the way we practice our culture? In my opinion, there's nothing wrong with our culture. Honestly, I find our culture very interesting because of the influences of the different countries that colonized us before. At least, in our culture, we know how to respect and give importance to our elders--- that we value our family. In reality, the Philippines belongs to a third world country. I'm aware that a lot of us live in poverty. There are even some of us who leave the country and their family to work abroad so that they could feed and support them. It is sad but definitely it is true. However, I totally disagree in the belief that "nothing good has ever come from Philippines". The Philippines is a beautiful country, and it has a lot of wonderful places to be seen. The Filipinos are good and smart people. In fact, some of the foreigners who have visited our country admire our hospitality towards them. And because of our hospitality, they keep coming back and they learn to love our country as well. The Philippines may be a third world country right now but I believe it will become a very prosperous country, economically speaking, like America, China, and Japan. I don't know when, but I strongly feel that it will happen someday.

*Good night everyone and thank you for reading! =)*

Handa Ka na Ba?

Ilang araw at tulog nalang, pasukan na nanaman. Unti-unti nang naglalabasan ang mga aklat, kwaderno, bolpen, lapis, at ang iba pang mga kagamitan sa paaralan. Kay bilis talaga ng panahon. At sa bawat takbo ng oras, sumasabay tayo dito upang hindi mapag-iwanan.

Sa darating na pasukan, makikita natin muli ang ating mga matalik na kaibigan sa eskwela, mga bagong kamag-aral, at ang mga pinakamamahal nating mga guro. Hindi magiging kumpleto ang unang araw na ito kung wala rin ang mga kwento tungkol sa mga pangyayari noong nagdaang bakasyon. Hindi rin mawawala ang mga kaakibat ng ating mga guro o propesor sa buong taon. Muli nating salubungin ang mga sanhi ng ating pagpupuyat, pagsusunog ng kilay, at mga naglalakihang mga bag sa ating mga mata. Sila ang mga asignatura, mga gawaing pang-upuan, mga mahabang babasahin, mga proyekto, at mga pagsusulit. Mabuhay kayo!

Sa pagdating ng araw na ito, magkakaroon ulit tayo ng panibagong chapter sa ating kwento--- ang kwento ng ating buhay. Makakaranas muli tayo ng mga kakaibang pagsubok na hahamon sa ating kakayahan, abilidad, at tiwala sa sarili. Ngunit sa kabila ng lahat ng mga pagsubok na ito, lagi nating tatandaan na nandyan ang ating pamilya at mga kaibigan na handang tumulong at sumuporta sa atin, lalo na sa oras ng pangangailangan. Hindi nila tayo iiwanan. Hindi tayo nag-iisa. May karamay tayo.

Hindi ko masasabi na handa na ako dahil ayon sa puso at isip ko, hindi pa. Ngunit, ipininapangako ko sa sarili ko na mas pagbubutihin ko pa ngayon dahil nais kong makamit ang aking mga pangarap. Kaya kaibigan, ikaw, handa ka na ba?

Oo, Humahanga Ako Sa Iyo!

Simula noong ako ay nasa ika-anim na baitang, hilig ko na ang pagsusulat. Lagi akong gumuguhit at nagsusulat ng mga kung anu-ano sa aking papel. Dahil dito, nakabuo ako ng isang maikling kwento na hindi ko akalaing mapipili at magiging "feature" sa pahayagan ng aming paaralan. Hindi ko naman masasabi na ako'y isang magaling na manunulat, dahil hindi naman talaga. Gusto ko lang talaga magsulat dahil nasasabi ko ang aking mga saloobin sa pamamagitan nito. At ito na rin ang aking pampalipas oras lalo na kung wala akong magawa sa bahay, sa dormitoryo, at pati na rin sa paaralan.

May pangarap akong maging isang manunulat. Oo, totoo 'yan. Pangarap kong makasulat ng mga magagandang sulatin, tula, nobela, at kahit na mga awitin (pagsulat pa rin naman un diba?). Minsan sumagi na rin sa aking isipan ang magsulat ng mga artikulo sa dyaryo (youth section). Ito, sa aking palagay, ay mataas na pangarap na nais kong makamit sa pagdating ng takdang panahon. Humahanga ako sa mga taong magagaling magsulat, at dahil sa kanila nagkaroon ako ng pangarap na maging manunulat. Saludo ako sa kanila. Sana ako'y maging katulad nila. Magsisikap ako ng mabuti upang maabot ko ang pangarap kong ito.

Kaya bilang isang pasasalamat sa mga magagaling na manunulat, inihahandog ko sa inyo ang aking ika-isang-daang blog entry. Isang patunay na ako'y natutuwa sa patuloy na pagbibigay niyo ng inspirasyon at aral sa milyong-milyong mga tao, at isa na ako sa kanila. Muli, maraming-maraming salamat po!

*Salamat din pala sa mga bagay, mga tao, at kahit na mga pangyayari na mahalaga sa aking buhay na nagbibigay sa akin ng inspirasyon upang magsulat.*

The Night Owl

There's something I want to tell you right now. Sit back, relax, and read all the blah-blah I'm going to tell you tonight. Just promise me you won't get pissed off after reading it, okie?

I'm the only person awake in this house. I can't sleep. Boo.

Everybody is fast asleep, including Blossom, our dog. The house is quiet. Even our neighborhood is doing a great job in keeping the area at peace. Only a dog's bark from the other street neigbor's house is being heard at the moment...then suddenly it stopped. Perhaps the dog got tired of barking and fell asleep as well. I don't want to look outside the garden because it is too dark and scary, though I'm tempted to look at the sky to see if there are stars. Oh well, I think I've had enough sleep today. I guess lying on the bed and staring blankly at the ceiling while listening to the songs will help me fall asleep. Good luck to me.

This is all.

See.

It's not really interesting AND important.

Anyway, thank you for reading!

I hope you kept your promise. =)

If We Were a Movie

I visited my Tagged account because I haven't opened it for ages. I don't open it as often as my friendster and multiply accounts. Anyway, while browsing through my home, I saw a video of the acoustic version of If We Were a Movie, which was downloaded by one of my contacts. Because of this video, I want to learn how to play the guitar so I could play this song and sing it myself. Haha. =)

If we were a movie

You'd be the right guy

And I'd be the bestfriend

That you'd fall in love with in the end

We'd be laughing

Watching the sunset

Fade to black

Show the names

Play that happy song...

I'm not really a fan of Hannah Montana or Miley Cyrus. I just love this song. Sweet! Happy-happy!=)

Hello Again!

I'm back people! After for two weeks of not being around in the cyberworld, I had done stuff which I planned to do before my freshman year in La Salle ended. I went to the mountains to be a monk. I meditated and reflected a lot to have a peace of mind and to find myself as well, although I didn't shave my head. People, of course, I'm only kidding. The real reason was that our Internet connection gave way or rather, gave up. Well, I only stayed up in my room and isolated myself from the real world. Nothing really exciting happened. I created a world of my own. I went to National Bookstore and I bought five books (novels). I read until the wee hours of the morning. Honestly, I felt like a nerd or a geek without a pair of eye glasses and braces. However, I realized that reading was also good because it enhances and widens our vocabulary. Sometimes, I played badminton outside our house to breathe a fresher air and to burn carbs too. Haha.

Oh well, I had fun last week! Auntie Sari had her birthday party at Crustacia's in Powerplant (2nd Level) and we had a very sumptuous dinner. We ate crabs and a lot of seafood. The food was really yummy. We shall eat there again! Haha. On the other hand, I had an out-of-the-province trip with my two friends, Maggie and James. I enjoyed being with them for one whole day. Thank you very much, Maggie and James, for making my day happy and extra special! =)

I would like to share with you some of the pictures Maggie, James, and I took last Friday. Good times. =)

By the way, Happy Mother's Day to your moms! Ciao! =)

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So True

I always like reading blogs because it makes me aware of what's been happening or going on around me. Reading blogs keep me updated about stuff and it lets me know more about people. One of my favorite blogs is Bianca Gonzales'. I like the way she writes. Her entries are interesting, full of sense, and eye-openers. Please try to visit it if you have time. I tell you, when you read her blogs, you'll discover yourself nodding your heads, agreeing to it, and say, "Oo nga naman...hmmm...". =)

Her latest entry is about broken hearts. I'm not a broken-hearted person because I've never been in a relationship yet. And I think I'm still too young for it. Haha. =)

As always, I agree with Bianca. I can relate to her blog as I look at it with a different point of view. For me, it doesn't only focus on broken hearted people who lost wonderful relationships with their dear loved one. I think, it is also applicable to some situations regarding relationships with friends and family, and even stuff connected with school...that is why I can relate with her.

According to her, when you feel broken hearted, "no advice said to you will make you feel better...hugs will comfort you, concerned texts will make you smile, but no amount of advice will make you feel better...unless you decide to let it make you feel better." This is so true. I experienced this when I was in third year highschool. My friends made an attempt to comfort me because I wasn't one of the merit awardees that year. It was my first time and I really felt bad. Some of their advices even made me feel worse because I felt irresponsible, though some of them gave me inspiration and strength to do better next time. Like what she said, "Of the hundred cliche lines thrown at you at an attempt to make you feel better...there will be a few lines a few major lines that will speak to you and touch your heart and soothe your soul. Those pieces of advice, you hold on to." On the other hand, I like the way she said about prayer and God...that God can heal broken all things broken, including our heart. "...when your heart is peaceful, give thanks. When your heart is troubled, still give thanks and ask for deliverance. When your heart is shattered into a million pieces, still give thanks, and ask that you may learn whatever life lesson it is that He wants you to learn. In both high and low, give thanks, because it is one of the surest things in life that God only works for the good of those who love Him." Yes, prayer really works. I also realized that God made us feel this way, not because He wanted us to feel miserable, but to let us see more good things beyond whatever made us feel sad, and to think positive too. It is not yet the end of the world. Our broken hearts may not be healed at a fast rate of time, but it will heal...soon. Healing takes time. And don't forget to remember, there's still a rainbow after every storm. =) When it comes to moving on, she said, "...go through it. Go and let it out. Cry before you sleep, cry when you wake up, cry in the bathroom, cry to your friends...make senti all you want. Do it all. Don't let anybody stop you... I know you feel that it won't, that the day you will be okay will never come, but it will. have faith, it will". Again, this is so true. Going back to my story when I was in third year, as far as my memory was concerned, I cried one whole week because I couldn't get over it. I really cried my heart out then after that week, I felt better and happier. Now, it only remains as a part of my highschool life...my highschool memories.

Through this experience and Bianca Gonzales' blog, I learned three important lessons in life: Never give up. Think positive. And always have faith and trust in God. =)

Good afternoon everyone! Thank you for reading! =)

*source: (superbianca.blogspot.com)*

The Bookworm

Three nights ago, I decided to be a bookworm. Because I wasn't able to sleep, I read Message in a Bottle by Nicholas Sparks again. Unfortunately, I didn't finish the book and I never opened it since then. I felt that it has no thrill at all because I already know the story. But how about Harry Potter or A Walk to Remember? I read those books for...the nth time. I was never bored nor felt sleepy while reading them. These books are my favorites though. Aww. I want to go to National Bookstore, Powerbooks, or Fully Booked just to buy new books...new novels. There are a lot of nice books out there...and I think they're waiting for me. I have tons of time to read books since I'm on vacation. Haha. And most of all, I hope whatever catches my attention will be affordable. Haha. Talk about saving money. Haha. Do you have a book to recommend for me to read this summer? *sigh* Good night eveyone! Ciao! =)

The Funny Miracle

Everyone who knows me know that I belong to a very religious family. My aunties are always seen in the church praying at the adoration chapel or attending mass. They are members of the religious organizations in our parish and most of their friends come from the church. Religious indeed, right? Haha. Even when they give me some "pangaral" regarding some of my mischief, they never fail to include religious terms such as praying and thanking God or simply God. And because of this, some people often mistaken me as becoming a nun someday. Oh my! I will never be a nun, for heaven's sake! Haha. I want to be a pre-school teacher, God knows that. Besides, He isn't calling me yet to be one His "shepherds". I hope you get my point. Haha.

Anyway, the first paragraph is just an introduction because I feel that my entry today is related to miracles. Well, at least for my aunties, what I've done today is a miracle. Haha. This is not really a big deal for me but for them, it is. Haha. Okay, I just cleaned my room. Haha. That's the miracle. And for them, cleaning my room is a miracle because during the school year, according to them, my room looks like a jungle or a maze. Also, based from what I've heard, whoever enters my room will be lost. Haha. Ganoon daw kagulo ang room ko. Exaggerated naman. Haha. But now, I think, nobody will be lost because I arranged my things already. =) Auntie Sari even told me, "Magpapa-fiesta ako kasi naglinis ka ng room mo. Good job!" Okaaaay auntie. Haha. Very funny. Haha. =)

Well hey, I do clean my room especially when there's nothing to do. Haha. But sometimes, I get too lazy to clean it because I'd rather surf the net or watch TV. Haha. Like what Ayeen said, "Buhay Bum". *sigh* Right now, I want to go to Disneyland. I really do. Huhu.

Enjoy your summer people! =)

Please, Let Me Explode Only for Today...Thank You..

*Mood: A little bit calm.*

Okaaayyy. I'm really getting tired of hearing about my chubbiness. I know I'm chubby...and I'm aware that I'm becoming chubbier each day. Please, please, please, stop reminding me about it. I'm really really feeling bad about myself na because you keep on telling me about my physical appearance. It also makes me feel bad when you compare me to some slim people who look like models. I know it's not bad to tell me about it. Actually, there's nothing wrong but as in everytime you see me...oh my. Kulang nalang umiyak na ako sa harapan niyo because of what you're telling me almost everyday. I don't even eat breakfast recently, and sometimes I don't eat rice at dinner because I'm aware and conscious na. I just smile to hide my emotions inside. Sometimes I make fun of myself nalang and imagine I look like a siopao or a monay. Haha. Tell me, honestly, what do you want me to do? That is why I miss going to school as well because every morning, I walk to go to school since the dorm where I'm staying is just near it. Walking is my only way of exercising to burn the fats inside my body or rather tummy. I think I should do more exercises and walking since we have enough space here at home to do such stuff, right? Probably that will make you happy. Haaaayyyy naku. Oh well, I'm sorry because I can't help it. Some people are going beyond the limits already, and I think this is the right time to be...uhm...like this. I hope you understand. I'm doing my best to be slim, okaaayyy? Too bad I wasn't able to borrow my friend's Hip Hop Abs dvd. Someone borrowed it na pala. *sigh* On the brighter side, I'm trying to smile now to get rid of wrinkles. I don't want to look very old at my age. Haha. Yikeee, Danadoo! This is the spirit! Haha.

Good night everyone and thank you for sharing your precious time reading my sentiments! =)

Fun Chat

I had a great time chatting with Audrey yesterday and we talked about Pinoy Big Brother Teen Edition Plus. We both like Robi Domingo, the guy from ATENEO. Woohoo! Go Robi! Haha. Though I also like Josef from La Salle. But I like Robi more. I don't know why. Haha. Maybe I like him because of his intelligence and leadership skills. Oh well. This is life. Anyway, the animo fire is still burning with me. I'll keep it burning. Haha. Animo La Salle! =) Let me share with you a part of our YM conversation:

audrey_apacible: ayy ate dana..

audrey_apacible: nanonood ka ng pbb????

dana_canicosa: oo...hahaha...why? :D

audrey_apacible: ang cute ni ROBI!!!!!

audrey_apacible: grabe!!!

dana_canicosa: oo nga...hahaha...mas gusto ko sya kaysa kay josef...wahahaha...

dana_canicosa: :))

audrey_apacible: oo!!

audrey_apacible: hahahaha

dana_canicosa: kahit na medyo seryoso sya...ok lang...hahaha...mikee lee number 2 sya...

***(The End)***

This is really a "kilig-to-the-bones" moment. Haha. Okay, it's corny. Haha. But it is totally a kilig moment. Haha. Robi! Robi! Robi! Haha. It's really nice to have some fun chat with Audrey. I really miss her. If you, by any chance, spend some time with her, I tell you, you'll never be bored. Believe me. =) Thank you Audrey. I had a fun time chatting with you yesterday. See you soon! *hug* =)

We are Survivors

Our first year in DLSU has finally reached its end and I can now proudly say that we survived. At last, we can sleep in peace without worrying about doing projects and studying for our quizzes and finals. We can go somewhere else and enjoy with our family unlike in those times when we stay at home and feel "miserable" because we can't go with them for there are so many requirements needed to be submitted. This is the great time to spend time, to have a vacation, and to party like there's no tomorrow with our family and friends because there are no more projects and term papers that hinder us to do such things. Let us simply enjoy this freedom given to us but we should not take too much advantage of it. Let us be aware of our limitations as well, okie?

So for my fellow students who are now enjoying the time of their lives this summer, Happy Vacation! Cheers! =)

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I'm a Survivor

I know it sounds familiar because you probably heard this title from the Destiny's Child hit song, "Survivor". Anyway, I would like to share with you that I passed all of my subjects with flying colors! Yay! I made it! Hooray! Haha. Despite everything, I'm still in the state of shock. Seriously and honestly, I'm quite surprised! I couldn't believe it! Because of this, like what I realized in my other previous blog entry, I realized that my late night sleeps, cramming, and procrastinating are worth it. I still belong in the list! =) People, I'm very happy to announce that I end my so-called "agony" today. Haha. On the other hand, I think that I deserve the pizza treat from Ocha. Haha. Thank you Ocha! Thank you God too for this wonderful blessing! =)

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Tomorrow: Doom's Day

Tomorrow is not just an ordinary day. It would be a special day, like what Sir Ivan, our Tredone professor who graduated from ATENEO, has always been telling us everyday. My heartbeat's rate is getting faster and faster because in 12 hours', I will know the results--- my performance and my grades in the different subjects I took this term. Honestly, I feel nervous and excited at the same time. Have you ever felt this way every course card distribution day too?

Oh well, I'm hoping but not expecting too much. I trust God and whatever the results are, I would accept them whole-heartedly. As for now, what makes me really excited is the pizza treat of Ocha tomorrow after getting the course cards at Yellow Cab in Taft Avenue, infront of the school. Yay! I wish I deserve the pizza treat though. Haha. =)

By the way, I had my hair cut last Saturday. My hair is so much shorter and I think, I look like a walking siopao or monay. Haha. Anyway, that's life. Haha. See you all soon! =)

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This is my new short hair. I look like a siopao/monay right? Haha.

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