Get Tipsy

There are what we call life's fleeting moments, when you wish that you were always tipsy and the world would be just exactly what you want it to be. Blurry, hazy-like and somewhat placid, everything would go weird as you try to stumble and find your way in that inevitable maze called love, well, just a word of advice: try to stay out of the light for Pete's sake, you don't wanna go there...You'd even wish that you couldn't snap back to reality and just be your normal, neurotic self with a workload of stuff to do, everything would be perfect and worry-free. I woke up this morning and today exemplifies just about it. Usually I would wake up grumpy and groaning, just savoring the minutes of shuteye left before I hit the cold, damp shower at four in the morning. Today, it just feels different. Beautiful morning. Great day to..uh, smile maybe? Hehe. Maybe smiling would actually work for me. For the first time, in the history of Niki-kind, I feel wanted. Haha, so here goes my first ever winning smile. What's up with that?

The three-day long weekend was fun for me, nuff said. I would not want to elaborate because I will keep on grinning stupidly in front of the screen. Oooh, and I got the Kitchie Nadal album na. Asteg-ninity! I was perfecting the chords of Wag na wag mo sanang sasabihin and it's like my LSS for this week. I so love Kitchie! So does Clifford, Gail and Marcus, she claims that she is Kitchie Nadal reinvented. So much. Hehe

It was fun at my internship at one of Manila's rural community health centers in Pandacan earlier today. Mary Muere and I were assigned to take the blood pressure of patients coming in. Funny I never seemed to be bothered by the throng of people coming in and out of the center as opposed to last week's distribution of tasks, where I was buried under heaps of patients' records as I try to call out their lastnames with out faltering its pronunciation and laughing so hard. Some were asking to check their blood pressure for like the nth time. Mary and I were having fun, after painstakingly explaining a whole load of health teachings we just sat and listen to our patients complain about their million and one daings about the stiffneck sa leeg or something, or try to be nurse-like and ask the people to line up. Bossy.Hehehe. We were so uber-kulit. Spent the whole bus ride home laughing at our funny Thank-God-for Jenlao jokes (Jenlao, the most virginal person that ever walked Niki-planet..hehehe) & a company of Bea's hilarious Knock, knock jokes.

Still, I'm smiling. Wouldn't you love to know why :)