Wala Kang Kasing-Tamad

My mother's famous words - words she has been uttering for about 10 years, starting from the day I learned how to wash the dishes.

'Pagdating sa hugasan ng pinggan, OUT ako dyan.' Yan naman ang motto ko nung bata pa ko. At isinabuhay ko yan sa pamamagitan ng mabilis na pag-ubos ng pagkain para makatakas sa malupit (para sa akin) na parusang itoh!

(Note: This is not for those with a weak stomach)

Noon pa man, nae-exercise ko na ang aking telepathic at acting skills sa pamamagitan ng pag-utos sa mga internal organs ko na mag-alburuto para sumakit ang tiyan ko agad at dumeretso na ko sa CR, with matching kunot ng noo at kagat ng forefinger. Nyahaha. That's how evil I was. *hisses*

But, what the hey, I'm 19. And from school, I have learned to kick my foot to a wall in frustration, sweat and smell like dirt, stay awake for 24 hours and see the unexplicable beauty of the rising sun, lie and grace the beautiful earth with stampedes I alone can create - in short, I have learned to WORK.

That is why tomorrow, my first official day at work, I MUST (take note, the word MUST is not equated with 'WANT to') put all my heart into the tasks that will be assigned to us. We were told to wear our un-best clothes and shoes because at 9am, Pier 18 - ang pier kung saan pinapadala ang mga cargoes ng hindi ko alam kung sino para sa mga taong hindi ko rin kilala, will be the witness to our newfoundglory. Wahaha!!

Back From School

YESSS! I am back. Back from the seemingly unending sleepless nights in front of this laptop and thinking about how I will be able to finish all the requirements just to get rid of every possible project that professors think of to crucify their students. And in between those times are the extra special Kodak moments with my dear BeS2 friends. Wag muna aasa sa pictures, next time na.

Ang current status ko ngayon ay 'single' pa rin, pero isa na din akong certified employee (feeling?) ng Aboitiz, specifically, the Quest Consulting Group. On Monday, we are about to start our official OJTraining at their office. Magaala-researcher ako this summer, kaya break away muna from gimiks that may require one whole day of fun.

Siryus, kamo? OO! Ngarager? OO din! Pero dahil sa travel opportunities na binibigay nila sa mga trainees, go talaga kami. Btw, kasama ko din ang ibang classmates ko na sina Faith, June at Jenny.

I need a session at Divi, Greenhills or the nearest Ukay-ukay to buy clothes for everyday use. :p

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OK so here's part II.

Right now I am indulging into reading, watching TV commercials and music videos. Poor me, I know nothing about the latest on TV anymore. And I say (in my friendster account) that I am interested in TV?! And that my favorite TV show is American Idol?! How dare me? I should live that. I should return to my throne, my couch, my remote control, my channel(s), and start being addicted again.

Food is the best substitute for everything, because it does not put up any resistance, but surrenders instantly. Yan ang sabi ni Jessica Zafra sa article niya na Metaphysical Therapy. I agree.

I bet on my brother's guitar (haha!) that you agree with that, too. Who doesn't like to eat? Wala nang magdedeny, kasi iba talaga ang satisfaction na nabibigay ng pagchibog. Next time I put food on my mouth, my mind will automatically say 'Haha! You are mine and there's no stopping ME from eating YOU for you are my slave, you do not struggle nor scream and I am gonna crush you in between my teeth! Muhahahaha.' Too bad it goes straight to my hips and legs. Tsk.