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You’re insecure, clingy, jealous, nagging, etc. GIRLFRIEND :D

November 7, 2008

Alright, I got this one from Abbie, again :) I enjoy reading her blog and this entry of hers makes me feel RIIIIGGHHHT ;) )
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What is a perfect girlfriend? They say there’s no such thing as perfection, and that she doesn’t exist.

She dresses up all cute and pretty every time you take her out on a date.
This is her way of keeping you interested as your eyes are locked solely on her. You stare at other girls instead, and she gets hurt and upset that all her time and effort were put to waste.
You call her insecure.

She holds on to you like she’s never letting you go.
This is her way of telling other girls that she’s lucky that she has you, and no, you’re not available.
You call her clingy.

She calls you the sweetest nicknames, or ones that only you two will understand.
This is her way of saying how special you are, and that there’s nobody else in this world like you. You call other girls “babe” (“Hey babe!”) just as how you would call her, and she gets disappointed.
You call her shallow and jealous.

She checks up on you, making sure you made it home safely or that you’re not out getting yourself into any kind of trouble.
This is her way of showing how often she thinks about you and that she worries constantly because that’s how much she cares.
You say she’s nagging.

She cries when you do or say something wrong.
This is her way of saying “That hurt only because YOU said it and I love YOU.”
You call her overly sensitive and emotional.

She loves you more than you love her.
This is her way of dealing with the fact that your relationship wasn’t like how it used to be, but she is willing to make room for more love and some changes. You push her away.
You call her dramatic and annoying.

So go ahead.
Leave the insecure, clingy, jealous, nagging, overly sensitive, annoying girl.

She will soon be much happier in the arms of someone who actually deserves her: the perfect boyfriend.


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Huweell, no one is perfect ;) but sometime guy didn’t see what “us” girls were doing for them. they misinterpret us the way we misinterpret them, too. right? :)

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Holla at me! ;))

October 29, 2008

Whoooaaa! I’ll be updating now. I have lots of things to share with you guys ;) I’ll make this entry a quickie. Hehe. First off, I did a little growing up. Well, I just got a haircut last week. It’s not a big deal though but I just want to share it with you. Annnd, I’m happy with the result. I do kinda look good even though I’m having a hard time maintaining the “straight bangs” because honestly my hair isn’t straight. It’s a bit curly in the end and wavy at the same time. Ya know, it’s in the genes. LMFAO! XD


Last Saturday (October 25, 2008) was Thea’s 18th Birthday! So, the crew went there and we did really have fun :) It’s just that we got hungry ’cause the party started late. But that was okay, the foods worth the looonng wait. LOL. Here are some of the pictures during the event. But before that, BELATED HAPPY BIRTHDAY THEA!! ;))

 

 




After Thea’s debut we went to Barracks to have some fun but then we were disappointed because something wrong happened when we there. One of the waiters of the said bar asked us to go because the table wherein we were seated was already reserved. What the heck?! We were there for almost an hour then he’ll say we have to go? Ugh. So we decided to leave and we did try to refund our payment. But then, they didn’t allow us. Instead, we get their number so we could report it.

Moving on, because of our disappointment we decided to go to Decades due to low budget. Lol. We had fun although the place was über hooott and crowded and stinky ’cause of the cigars. We were like a sweaty animals there. Haha. Lots of thigns happened which I think is normal since you entered that kind of place ;)

 


 

 

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Oh, I’ll be back! :)

October 16, 2008

Kuddos! I’ll be back in blogging as soon as I accomplished all my pending stuffs :) I’d still update this blog no matter what. Well, first semester has already ended and I’m so freakin’ happy with that. Lol. I’m into posting the pictures in my multiply that I haven’t been uploaded for such a long time. Yeah, boo-hoo to me. At least now, I have time :) And oh, I miss this :)  

 More updates soon. I’m starving and there’s no food here. Errr.

Bye!  :)

 

P.S.

Happy Birthday Krish :)  

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Please, click!

September 18, 2008


Ampalaya or Amargozo
is a vegetable grown throughout the Philippines. It is mostly cultivated, although wild forms can be found. We were always reminded during young days to eat our Ampalaya because it is rich in iron. It’s really an ugly looking vegetable and considered an acquired taste because of its bitterness.

Wanna know more about AMPALAYA?? Kindly visit AMPALAYA FOR HEALTH for more information and please, do not forget to leave some comments with regard to it.

P.S.
This is part of my project in Public Relations. So please, bear with me. Huhu. I have to acquire high page rank for me to be able to evaluate the plan well. Please. Would you? Thanks a lot friends :) )

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YOUNG CASANOVA.

September 14, 2008

IT’S ABOUT WAKING UP IN THE morning with a bad hangover and being hit
by a very familiar feeling that you went overboard again last night.

It’s about a one-night stand with a girl you met at a party, sneaking
out of her room before she wakes, checking your things if something was
missing, looking for her phone and purposely deleting your number from
her phonebook.

It’s about meeting a girl at a bar and offering her a ride home. It’s
about asking her if she wanted to go someplace private so you can
talk–when both of you are aware that you have a different “talk” in
mind.

It’s about meeting your ex again after quite some time and noting how
much better she looks now than she did before. It’s about pushing the
right buttons for her to give in. And finding yourself in bed with her
without strings attached, all the while being grateful to your friend
who told you it’s good not to burn your bridges with your exes.

It’s about seeing a girl and finding ways for you to meet her. With
pickup lines being overused, you have a better chance of getting her
number by having a friend go over and ask her politely if he can have
his friend over there introduced to her. It’s about texting with her
the whole day, getting to know her, showing that you have a genuine
interest in her, sharing sweet nothings on the phone and forwarding her
cheesy quotes that work almost all the time.

It’s about having your friend, your partner-in-crime, the Robin to your
Batman–or whatever you want to call him–validate to her all your
pledges of devotion and loyalty.

It’s about perfecting the art of lying. Telling your girlfriend it was
just you and the boys last night–go ask Robin. And not bothering to
tell Robin what to say because he already knows the routine.

It’s about keeping your girlfriend happy. Giving her gifts and
surprises so she won’t suspect your wayward ways.

It’s about not caring if your girlfriend broke up with you because she
caught you cheating. There are other fish in the sea, you say. You’re
better off a free man, free to do anything you pleased without worrying
about getting caught.

It’s about asking the girl you just met out for a date. Convincing her
that you’re for real. Making her forget about the warnings her friends
gave about you.

It’s about doing anything so you can bring her home tonight. And if
everything else fails, it’s always a good idea to have a plan B.

It’s about saying the L word without breaking eye contact. Making her
believe that you really mean it and that you’re starting to fall for
her. That’s plan B.

It’s about thinking of ways to break up with her if she starts to get
clingy. Thinking of the standard breakup lines and wondering if she’ll
buy it.

It’s about rushing to your friend’s girlfriend with a shoulder to cry
on. Telling her that everything’s gonna work out fine. Comforting her
one minute, making out the next.

It’s about going out with your friends and partying all night. Drinking
till dawn and playing around with girls.

It’s about waking up in the morning with a bad case of hangover and a
very familiar feeling that you went overboard again last night.

Deja vu.

Ugly cycle

It really is an ugly cycle. After years of a life like this, you begin
to ask yourself if there is more to life than drinking all night and
finding someone to hook up with. And in the morning when you wake up,
no matter how much you soap yourself, you still have this uneasy
feeling that you’re still dirty.

Your friend has found a girl that he’s serious about. When you go out
with your friends, you find him taking a raincheck because he has to
spend time with his girl. You and your friends wonder what has gotten
into him. You even wonder if he’s lost his mind. How can he even think
about trading this kind of life? There’s nothing better than a
bachelor’s life.

It’s all fun and games the first few years. But after a while, you look
at yourself in the mirror and find the traces of abuse you did to
yourself. And if you don’t change your ways, you fear that maybe
someday you’ll find yourself alone and lonely.

And after all the years of booze and girls, you can finally sum up your
life in one word–empty.

Maybe it’s not good to spend your life that way. Maybe your friend
hasn’t lost his mind, after all.

What you need is to find someone who can make you look forward to
another day. Someone who, when you think about her, never fails to put
a smile on your face.

Someone who makes you want to be a better man–to steal a line from
pareng Jack Nicholson.

Someone who fills that emptiness in you, making you complete.

Before, when you used to wake up in the morning and find somebody in
your arms, your first thought was how you could get rid of her without
hurting her feelings. But now, what you need is a girl who makes you
want to think of reasons and ways to let her stay in your arms.

Because when she’s right there beside you, it is as if everything’s
okay. That nothing else matters but you and her.

You need somebody who makes you miss her so much that you buy a bottle
of her perfume and spray it on your pillows so, when you go to bed at
night, you can hug the pillow with her scent on it and wish that it was
really her you were hugging.

You need somebody who makes your heart skip a beat when she smiles at
you. Who makes you feel so comfortable and safe that you pour out your
heart to her, unburdening secrets that you’ve kept for a long time. And
having her tell you that it’s okay, you have a new slate now, that you
can leave everything where it belongs, in the past, and concentrate on
what lies ahead of you.

You need someone who makes you listen more to love songs on the radio.
Someone whom you pray for at night before you sleep. Someone you wish
you’d dream about, for even while you sleep, you still want to be with
her.

Someone whom you can finally look in the eye, without all the guilt and
deceit, and tell her you love her. And you get this mushy feeling
inside that tells you it’s true. You want to shout over the rooftops,
you love her, and she loves you! There’s no better feeling in the
world.

I have found my someone. I have found my all. I’ve been wanting to ask
this for a long time now. And I think there’s no better timing than
now.

So here I am, down on one knee, asking you, my someone. Will you marry me?

Benjamin Joseph D. Collado III
Inquirer

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Exasperating school stuffs.

September 11, 2008

This week is an exhausting week. And I guess, not only this week, this coming few weeks would be more exhausting, exasperating, and stressful. Lots of school works needed to be done on their respective DEADlines.

On Friday, that would be tomorrow, we will have a small talk or seminar with Mr. Eddie Romero with regard of Film. We have to settle all the things so that we will have this wonderful evaluation of the plans, and everything.

 On Saturday, rehearsal for Theatre Play. WTF! The play will be on September 30, 2008. And, I haven’t memorized my lines yet. Aside from that, I’m the lead actress, meaning, the pressure was really pressed on me. Dang! Oh, we will also have our pictiorial, then film viewing in Gateway for the QCFF.

 On Tuesday, pre-midterms for Theatre play. What’s up with that? We haven’t had a beautiful scene deisgn and floor plan. Just pray for us. God, have mercy on us :( (

On Wednesday, we have radio production class, well, quiz again. Then, production of scripts. 

On Thursday, deadline of PR plan. As soon as possible, we have to activate our PR plan so that we could evaluate it na. Tsk.

Then on Friday, no plans yet, but I know, that wold be busy day again.

 We’re dead, literally dead ;((

 

Goodluck guyss!

I am a student, and THESE are part of being a student :) ))

 

AJA!!

GO!

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They were badly hurt.

August 26, 2008

I was really pissed when I found out that my two puppies were being shot by our bastard neighborhood. And I couldn’t help myself but to burst out because of anger and benevolence for my beloved puppies. Who the hell he is to do that thing to them? They’re just puppies and they don’t bite nor hurt anyone. Fvck! I went to the house of that bastard and guess what? HE’S NOT THERE! Where the hell are you? I wanna talk to you! If you have any problems with us, then go ahead, tell us. Just please, don’t hurt anyone, especially those whom I loved! If you’ll just know how much I care those puppies. If ever I get a chance to see you fcking goddamn uglyrevolting scary face, I swear that I’ll curse you till the end of the world. Right now, I’m cursing you to death.


AS FAR AS WE KNOW, WE’RE NOT DOING ANYTHING BAD TO YOU NOR TO YOUR FAMILY. SO WHY WOULD DO THAT CRAP TO US? ARE YOU INSECURE? DO YOU ENVY US? I’M SORRY IF YOU ENVY US. WELL, IT’S PRETTY OBVIOUS THAT YOU ENVY US ‘CAUSE WE’RE A BUNCH OF BEATIFUL PEOPLE IN OUR FAMILY AND WE DON’T EVEN HAVE ANY GAP WITH OTHER PEOPLE. AND YOU? YUCK THE FACE! BASTARD!

Err! I’m sorry people, I am just really piss with that bastard. As of now, Peachy and Potchie are getting ok ’cause I’ve already cleaned there wounds. Please people, do pray for their fast recovery. Thanks so much! And, I do believe na mabilis ang karam. Eventually, he’s going to die naman in the future. Haha! God is with us, He’ll always be there.

P.S.
Bwisit na bwisit lang talaga ako!

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When you fall in love.

August 20, 2008
When You FaLL IN LOVE(Debunking the Myths That Are Driving You Crazy)
By: Bo Sanchez

This article isn’t for teenagers only.

Falling in love happens to the young and the not-so-young. (Did you see 42-year-old Tom Cruise jump up and down Oprah’s couch because of Katie?)

It happens to everyone. Fat, thin, tall, short, intelligent, uneducated, holy, not so holy, dark, white, yellow, green… it doesn’t really matter.

All of us fall in love. And we get stuck in myths that drive us absolutely crazy. My goal is to debunk these myths and convince you not to believe in them. Let’s begin……. …

MYTH 1: LOVE WILL CONQUER ALL

Let me qualify.

This is such a tricky myth. Because love —– as defined by the Bible
—— will conquer all. But love —— as defined by glazed-eyed lovers
—– will not.

If you believe in this myth, you might do the following:

You overlook major obstacles in your relationship.

Everyone you know is wondering why you chose that creature from outer space as your boyfriend. Your bestfriends are telling you to get rid of him. Your family is telling you to throw him out of a running vehicle. Aling Rosa of the sari-sari store across the street is telling you to lace his drink with poison.

But you won’t ——— because you’re in love. That’s why there are songs entitled, “you and me against the world” Your bestbuds comment, ‘but he’s been jobless for the past three years!” And you say, “He’s free-spirited. He feels boxed in when he’s in the office. ‘(in other words, he’s undisciplined, lazy bum.)

Your officemates say, ‘He flirts with other women constantly!’ and you say, ‘No, he’s just friendly.’ (in other words, he’s a pervert)

Your cousins say, ‘He’s taking drugs, He’s got needle marks all over his arm. And you say, ‘No, he’s into cross stitching.’

You overstay in toxic relationships, believing that your love will change him

The wedding doesn’t transform anyone. Even if three Popes officiate the wedding. The person you’ll march with into the church will be the same person you’ll march with out of the church. He doesn’t change one bit.

In fact, the marriage makes the hidden more obvious. If he was selfish before he got married, he will be even more selfish after the wedding. If he was hypercritical before he got married, he’ll even be more vile and prolific with his criticisms after wedding.

Here’s the truth : You need more than feelings of love to make a relationship work. You need mature character, total commitment and a minimum level of compatibility.

Especially compatibility in the area of values and mission in life. I hear people say, ‘We’re compatible. Our names begin with the same letter J.
My name is Julie and his name is Julio. We’re both born in July.”

Wow. That’s so deep, I want to cry.

MYTH 2: WHEN IT”S TRUE LOVE YOU WILL KNOW THE MOMENT YOU MEET THE OTHER PERSON

I’m sure you’ve had this experience before. You are in a crowded room. You’re surrounded by boring, noisy chatter when, suddenly, this gorgeous guy enters the door. Your eyes meet. Instantly, time stands still. The universe grinds to a halt. Except for this attractive man in front of you, everything in your vision becomes a giant
blur. The hubbub of the crowd becomes a soft muffle and, from out of nowhere, you he
ar gentle violin music from the background.

One week later, he’s your boyfriend. A few weeks later, you discover that your boyfriend’s a pathological liar, buried in credit card debt, borrows money from all his girlfriends (you’re his eight in six months). Your mind says, ‘Dump him’ Your heart says, ‘But it was love at first sight!’ Here are the consequences …

You become so focused on the magical first moment, you become blind to the dark side of the relationship.

Six out of seven days, you’re fighting with your boyfriend. But you can’t give him up because you met each other in such a magical moment. Your car keys fell and he picked it up, and then your eyes met, you smelled his deodorant (hmmm AXE moment), and you dropped your keys again ……How can you not be meant for each other?

You become a love-at-first- sight junkie that you could miss out on the ‘real thing’.

One intelligent woman told me, ‘Bo, there’s this guy who’s courting me. He’s okay. He’s kind, he’s responsible, he has a good job…….’

“I could hear a ‘but’ coming ,” I said.
‘but there are no sparks!” she bit her lip.
“No violin music playing in the background huh?none. When I see him, the background music I hear is lululalu-lalulalula lei…”

Listen. You don’t need a magical first moment to meet our potential husband. The important things are mature character, financial responsibility, ability for commitment, compatible mission and values…”

I actually met this girl again on her wedding, and before she marched down the aisle, she whispered to me, “Do you hear the violin music, Bo? It’s loud and clear.”

It doesn’t have to be love at first sight.
In fact, marriages with the least adjustments are those between friends who’ve known each other for years before they realize that they’re good marriage material.

What is love at first sight? Many times, it’s lust at first sight. Or infatuation at first sight. Don’t give it too much weight.

Here’s the truth: it takes a moment to experience infatuation but true love takes a lifetime.

MYTH 3: IF IT IS TRUE LOVE YOU WILL FEEL THIS WAY FOR EACH OTHER FOREVER

No, you won’t. Here are the consequences for believing this myth :

You panic when the feelings wane, and wonder whether the marriage is over and whether you really loved one another in the first place.

Imagine the night of your honeymoon. Your new bride is sleeping. The cotton curtains are gently swaying in the cool breeze. You gaze at her lovely face. You study her soft cheeks. Her long eyelashes. Her beautiful nose, her parted red lips. And all of a sudden, she snores. “Ngggggggooork”

How do you react? Because it’s your honeymoon, you say, ‘How cute.’ Six months down the road, the same scene transpires. Your wife is sleeping. And the same cotton curtains are gently swaying in the cool breeze. And you hear her snore. “Ngggggoork. “

What do you say?

“Ssssssheeeesh, Honey! You sound like a boat!’

What has happened? The feelings have gone. Let me say this:That’s normal. It happens to everyone. But it doesn’t mean your love is gone so don’t panic! You can make a decision to love the snoring boat.

You start blaming your partner for the loss of love This is nutty.
But many people do it: when we don’t feel in love, we think it’s the fault of the other person. And so we fight him.
Again, we fall out of love because we’re human beings. It’s nobody’s fault. The moment you fall out of love, the real work begins.

Let me explain.

This is the most important point I’m going to make. (I got this from Scott Peck in his bestseller book, The Road Less traveled)

Falling in love isn’t love

Here’s why. When you fall in love…..
a. No decision is required. Falling in love just happens.
b. No effort is required. Falling in love is like…. Well, falling.
c. No hard work is required. Falling in love is being bitten by the love bug.

On the other hand, true love requires all three : Decision, effort and lots of hard work. In the Bible, love is a command. You make it happen.

Sure true love can only happen after you’ve fallen out of love. When you begin choosing to love, even if you don’t feel like doing it —- that’s true love. And that’s the foundation of a lasting marriage.

MYTH 4: YOUR PARTNER WILL FULFILL YOU COMPLETELY

Again because falling in love satisfied you completely —– you want the same satisfaction to last. No it won’t.

Consequence? You might fail to recognize a good relationship because your partner isn’t fulfilling the needs you should be fulfilling yourself.

Here’s the truth: the right partner will fulfill many of your needs but not all of them. There are just some things your husband can’t give you:
Your spirituality. Your inner happiness. These are things you have to work on your own.

I’ve met lots of people who think they’re dissatisfied with their marriage. In reality, they’re dissatisfied with themselves. I’ve met lots of people who think they’re bored with their marriages. And they complain to the high heavens how boring their husband or wife is —- when in truth, they’re really bored with life.

Meet your own needs. Find your happiness in God. Find your niche, your calling, your destiny. And then share your joy with your spouse.

MYTH 5: IF IT’S TRUE LOVE YOU WON’T BE ATTRACTED TO ANYONE ELSE

If you believe in this myth, you panic when you get attracted to someone else, questioning the authenticity of your love for your spouse.

One man told me, ‘Bo, I love my wife. Or I thought I did. But then I met this woman at work. She has nice make-up. She smells nice. She wears a pencil-cut skirt. When I go home, my wife is wearing a drab rag. Her hair is undone. She smells of vinegar. Gosh I am attracted to this girl at work.”

Being attracted to someone is normal —– even if you have a happy marriage. But being attracted doesn’t mean falling into adultery.

Every time you think of the other woman, discipline your heart and say, ‘Home, boy, Home!’ and escort your heart back to your wife. Because if you feed your attraction with fantasies and constantly think about the other woman, it grows. But if you starve your attraction, it dies a natural death.

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This would be one of my senseless entries.

August 18, 2008

This would be one of my senseless entries. Just a random thoughts as you know. I’m in a forlorn moment as of now and I can’t do anything about it. Yeah, I’m such a failure of being so like this and for not trying my very best to be happy. I’m not a brave lass as you all know or as you all see, I’m just me. Being sooo forlorn at all and having this sooooo low self-esteem. Dang.
I just want someone. Someone who will sit beside me, and listen to all my whinnings. Somebody is welcome too. Would you? Even for just a day. I swear, it won’t eat too much of your time. Just a heart, mind and all understanding that you could possibly ever give to me.

Tsk. Parang napaka-kawawa ko naman nito. Whatever you think or feel, it’s okay.

I’m missing sooo much of life, as of now. It’s like Im being stuck up on this baffled tricks of life. OMFG.

I want to open up to those who are willing, but I guess being me as introvert person, this will be so hard disclosing it up.

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