I'm the Winner!

Ako ay maarte, ayoko humawak ng dumi, lalo na ng putik. Super,duper eeiww talaga. But then, I had no choice when I joined the GK building in Tibungco, 2 months ago. I was so excited the day before we went there, to the extent na ipinagpalit ko yun sa making ng portfolio. So, ayan, I was so excited I wasn't able to sleep that well pa, then I forgot a couple of stuffs that I should brought. It was raining when we went there, so obviouly it was muddy. Wala namang kaso sa akin kung maging dirty yung feet ko, but the problem was my hands. I don't like touching dirty stuffs, eh di lalo na yung mud, di ba? After fixing our stuffs, we immediately helped other people there who were digging. Eh I can't digged that time and they won't let me, anyway, because it's hard, so ang ginawa namin was magpulot nung mga nabungkal nila. Initial Reaction: "wtf?! Eeiww!" Pero, I didn't let them know and di rin ako nagpahalata. So, I took a deep breath and started picking them up. It was really disgusting. Tipong, wet pa talaga since it was raining, it added to the eeiiww-ness of the stuff. Then, I was near to throwing up, when I saw a bunch of insects, unidentified, related yata sila sa ants. Anyway, kadiri talaga. As in. Pero, xempre, I kept my composure. I thought na I'm helping people through this, kaya yun, I just enjoyed it and forget how yucky it was. And, I had fun. Aside from overcoming my weakness, I was able to make friends and enjoy the whole event. Ayos! Ü

Vivien and I. Maputik na ako nyan, my dirty side. =D


Ganito kaputik @ kasaya yung site :))

Happy Anniversary!

April 23, 2007
Yey! One year! Time flies so fast. Hahahaha. I've been here in Davao for ONE (1) year already. I gladly survived the heat of the sun. Weee! Hehehe.

After a year of staying here in Davao, there are a number of things I learned, realized, and/or found out, and I would like to share 'em with you.

So here's the list:

1. Family will always be family. When the whole world turned their back on you or you met an unfortunate fate, they would be the people who would be waiting for you to come back home to comfort you and give you strength. Home sweet home, huh? :D

2. Changes are hard to accept, esp. when these changes happened to people who are dear to us. But then, this should not stop us from valuing them. So what if they change? By the end of the day, what matters most is that both of you value each other and respect each other. Ü

3. Don't expect. Really, don't ever, ever expect. I know, it's a cliche, but it's true. On one moment, you and your so-called friends are happy, the next day, when you are so, so down, I doubt if half of your so-called friends would be there to share your burden with you.

4. Open mindedness is the solution for acceptance and harmony. Yes, open mindedness. You need not to be exactly like them (the way they look, act, and think), you just have to respect their different perspective and lifestyle and believe me, they would also respect your stand on things (if they are true friends =D).

5. Be thankful. May it be because of a simple text, a sweet smile, or a big favor done for you, always be thankful. Nothing can beat the feeling of bein' thanked. I've realized that it can encourage people to help and do more good deeds.

6. Live life to the fullest. It quite suck when I hear this: "Life is too SHORT", it sounds so negative, don't you think? So, I choose to have this mantra, "Live life to the fullest". Do whatever makes you happy, do things that you are capable of without inflicting pain to others. Carpe Diem!

A salute to 'em

Since, I am already ONE year in Davao (yey!!!) I want to give a tribute to people who never left me, who gladly continued sharing their life with me (vice-versa). They're only four (4) of 'em, but I'm glad they're the ones I have. Ü

Jill-Ann

Isn't she pretty? Hahaha. I so love this shot, ever! Anyways, this is Angelica a.k.a. Jill. I knew her since elementary but we never been that close not until I was in 3rd year and she was in her senior year in high school. We had loads of fun before, been in a fight, and done a number of crazy stuffs. She is very supportive until now. We may not always text each other or send messages to friendster once in a while, but every time we text each other, she always remind be that I have a friend in her (even if she don't say it at all). Much thanks to you, my friend! Ü God Bless on your quota, you can make it, girl! =D

Kirstie

My ever-sumpungin/pa-cute(no need.hahaha)/iyakin best friend. Hahaha. Yes, that's Kirstie, a.k.a. Sumpa :)). I simply love this girl,even if she's like that. It's quite odd how we ended up best friends together with Cha, because my personality and theirs are really, really, as in super DIFFERENT (it seems like opposite attracts, huh?). Anyhow, 1 year ago was quite a year for her and us. She'd been through a lot that time, and because of that, we fought. Fortunately, we were able to patch things up before I left. We may not have a lot of things in common, but sure thing is that we both want to keep the friendship we have. This is my super unwanted "TWIN" sister (Dang that red shirt, hahaha), and always will be =D. Thanks for the friendship, girl! Kick their asses,okay?! Hehehe

Memen(hahahaha)and/or Cha

Memen! Hahaha. She hate it when we call her by that name. Hahaha. This is also my bestest friend and another unwanted sister whom I had a lot of fun with. Our "sulatan galore" even if we were just one sit away from each other, or our "Chika galore" which only had one topic: BOYS. Hahaha. I so miss those times. She never failed to give me hope when I'm down, let me smile when I don't feel like smiling at all. Just like Kirs, she's one heck of a friend who would not forget you, and I'm damn lucky to have 'em (bleh, they can never be yours, Hahahaha).

Sir Alex

Hahahaha, I actually found this photo from the Friendster Acct. of his co-worker. Hahaha. It's really funny, I told him about it, and I know he was quite freaked-out because he couldn't remember it. Anyways, so much for the funny picture story. Sir Alex is my living diary (I don't know if he know it). We've known each other for like, 4 or 5 years already. He kept me sane (hahaha), and still keeping me sane. Therefore, he is my unpaid psychiatrist =). He's like my Big Brother (naman kuya!)hahaha. Until now, he almost know everything that is happening to me. And we have this funny thing, we share pictures, I know it's not really funny, but for me it is. Oh yeah, btw, I just received the pictures taken during the JS Prom 2007 (ahahaha, I missed everyone in Baguio, even my former teachers who honestly looked funny in the pics =D). Aside from that, I always laughed at him whenever I caught him swearing, I mean, c'mon Sir, it's ok,okay? :)). Yeah, before I forget, thankie =D; xie, xie; dommo arigato :D

If I would be given an opportunity to share with 'em my life here in Davao, I would gladly take it. Ü