Tuesday, March 29, 2005
The things I’ll miss the most
Sure I did have one of the best times here in the Philippines, I discovered a whole lot of unfathomable meaning in my life. I’ve learned the importance of being thrifty and conditioned myself for the hassles of traffic, baha, and the works. I did have my fun night outs, tambays where my friends and I share uncontrollable laughter over a single bottle of San Mig Light (who can blame me, I am almost nineteen).Kagulo. Hehehe. Or at school.
Walking along the hallways of the school decked in my checkered uniform and my uber
high-heeled school shoes and smiling at the familiar faces that pass by isn’t exactly an ideal memory, but heck it was one I’d wish to keep. I still wished that I had stayed but like I have read somewhere, “life is constant and ever changing”.
I’m surely going to miss my cousins, my relatives and the works. They gave me a whole lot of support and concern. I’m going to miss my friends, old and new, retarded or not..heheh..People that have become a part of my mere existence.
My brother Gino. Yes, who could not forget him? He’s like my big brother and we always hangout over the weekends. We have this I’ll-buy-you-a-frapp-then-you-buy-me-next-week thing. It’s really nice. We never really got to watch gigs together.
My cousin Johnnnyboy. Yeah, you. Hehehe. He’s like the closest cousin to me ever. He’s like my older brother when Gino wasn’t around yet. We used to hangout a lot and I’m really glad things are going well with him and Tin. I’m also gonna miss supporting him and his band-well, I’m gonna miss the band as well. Saiphra. You know they’re awfully talented and they should be famous. I’m gonna miss some of the Faura people I know too. Maybe I should post another entry that’ll be like a remember-when-this-happened. Maybe. Soon.
There are quite a lot of good memories at St. Paul, like when we were at the dorm during freshman year, I was having a lot of fun with my room mates, stealing their clothes at the bathroom so they’d actually have to run out naked, or watching pirated school scandal DVDs that made all the other girls from the other rooms gather around in front of a laptop to curiously watch and giggle. There’s also the time when we watched the NU Rock Awards and the Incubus concert and how me and Angel were so psyched to see it and not stop constantly talking about it.
I’m surely gonna miss my blockmates, since I got resectioned from D to A, life has never been the same. Like the time we all had to practice late at Mars’s dorm for our big production. And the time all our classmates supported us at our cheering competition, who mostly stayed up late just to finish doing the pompoms. I’m gonna miss a bunch of teachers as well, the teachers who gave inspiration to my studying, even though I try so hard to like the subjects, these people kept me going and laughing at the same time. Who could forget the extraordinary Jenlao? We go to the duties together with the group, well, I’m going to miss the group as well. It was darn fun at Enchanted Kingdom, especially when we had paintball extremes at rode the rollercoaster.
I’m also gonna miss the loving Barx, you know who you are…well specifically Caila, Lea, Tine, Noh, Marc, Bea and Gail. They’re also my group mates during the Defense. You guys helped me out during the really bad times and we also had our good times hanging out. I am very grateful and I will miss you guys a whole lot. And our food trips in front of the school, eating mangga, kikiyam and fishball. Oh and our ice cream fests as well. Sigh.
The thing or the person I’ll miss the most would be the person who was always there for me. The person who’s super feeling because he thinks he’s always the topic of my blog and all. The person who never fails to make me laugh even with this corniest jokes and his peculiar laughter. The person who convinced me that the world does revolve around me and even surprised me with a hundred flat tops scattered in his pick-up. The person who doesn’t care if I have raging hormones and mood swings.The person I fell for.
That is you.
Kiwi
Wednesday, March 23, 2005
Productive Tuesdays
Tuesday was a very inactive kickstart to my summer or rather Holy week vacation. I woke up at half past 2 to have lunch whilst my aunts play an inevitable game of Mahjong in the dining room. After that, I watched DVDs of Ocean's 12, Mean Girls and I was bored so I watched the Bonus features as well. I so liked the copy of Mean Girls because it had featurettes which where fun to watch plus the deleted scenes. I have a major crush on Linday Lohan's leading guy, unfortunately I wasn't able to get his name once the credits rolled. More researching on that the whole weekend then.
Don't you think it's funny when you wish you've done a lot of stuff for the day, make a list of things you would think would make sense, at the end of the day you realize that you haven't done anything that would fit into the category of productivity. And here I thought nail clipping was productive. Geez, how many times have I actually said the word "productive"?
Sigh.
Welcome, summer.
Friday, March 11, 2005
An entry with no name
So much more..
Enduring with the sound turned off..
Waaah, I am drowning in Incubus lyrics...
Let's see...Chilomastix mesnili. ugh. I am so sick and tired of hearing Salmonella shigellas and the taxonomy of every living bacteria discovered by humankind!? Arrrgh. I am supposed to pass my microbiology & parasitology report due tomorrow and all I get off google are a bunch of links that aren't very helpful. Grumble, grumble. Leave it to Dr. Solano, MD to give me the hardest parasite to research on.
For those who are still interested in reading my do-it-yourself blog with broken images on top, feel free to do so. I know the design sucks, wait, there isn't any...Ha ha. I am now contemplating on a whole lot of stuff on my to-do list because finals are coming! :s Ugh. Cheers to the sleepless nights, five mugs of instant coffee and me looking like a Mrs. Frankenstein tomorrow. Yup, life has those rewards, when your most awaited summer vacation, the time where you could chillax and take a real good rest and relaxation was overshadowed by your summer internship at the hospital. Life does suck. No bumming around the beach for me then eh?
Yes Ate Daivy, it's Niki filter profanity- sue me..haha.I miss you guys too! I wish I were in Cali this summer instead of here doing minor operation on some poor slob with enlarged testicles...what was that called in medical term again? Any how, I will try to have a blast on my own or with friends or something or whatever. And I will update this blog and post more pics. And scarf down ice cream and oreos and Wendy's Bacon mushroom melt. Foodtrip!
It's funny how I always make a list of the stuff to do for summer and I end up not doing them anyway. And it's really annoying when my cousins plan for a weekend in Boracay or something and it ends up getting cancelled which kind of sucks again. Maybe I'll just lock myself in my room and count the squares on the ceiling while listening to Abba. That could be fun. Not.
Friday, February 04, 2005
Taking the Leap
-finish college
-go to medicine school
-get married by the age of 25
-tour Europe
Short term goals:
-finish 2 PAs as a requirement for OPD (ughyewurck)
-get a new friggin' layout for this blog
What's up with me? Nothing much really..Just busy with a whole lot of stuff. Angie said my blog is dead. Well, it isn't now. hehehehe...
Valentines is coming up, ( I prefer calling it Hearts Day to avoid the weird sappy et giddy feeling you get when you're in love) and it's Mom's birthday. Time to send e-cards.
Lalala.
Monday, November 15, 2004
Get Tipsy
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 :)
Friday, November 05, 2004
Life...as we know it
Ever wish you could touch the sky? I do. I wanted to grab the clouds so badly and play with them. I don't know I just get that feeling of certainty and non-aloofness and just run with the wind. Maybe because for the first time in my life, I had made a decision- a decision to stay and have fun with my course. I am starting to love the school, the people, the lunchlady and everybody. I can't wait to see my room mates!Marcus Fremitus who will still be sharing a room with me, Irish, my uberly-kikay room mate, Gail and everyone. I'm moving in tomorrow, gah, I can't wait.
So what else is there to blog about. I have no rantings whatsoever on how I pathetically hate my life and stuff. Maybe I am contented. Oh, and it's the twins' 7th birthday today. Talked to mom, dad and the twins and Gerard last night. I really, really miss them. Sheikh Zayed died and they have a friggin' 20 day holiday. It's funny how I'd wish it had happened during my highschool days so that it would be really fun. Yeah, me and Gino were shocked to find out too. The old man is like really, really old. I wonder what would happen during National Day which was on the 2nd of December because they usually light up the whole country and post gazillion pictures of him. I admire the guy for investing a whole lot for the country. I love Abu Dhabi.
I wonder who would reign as president. Hmmm...
Monday, October 25, 2004
Layout Blunders
Urrrgh. Wasn't able to fix the CSS Scripts and the links and stuff. More to come. Gah.
Sunday, October 17, 2004
Marcus Fremitus
I miss you too, Angie. After I read your comment on the uh, comment post, I tried to reminisce as well. Yup, the Let's-go-pick-on-Aids-and-take-porno-shots-of-him and Angie dressing up as Zzzultan the Hungarrrrian body buildarrr with my bikini top. God, that was funny. I remembered the dress up thing we had with Katie and Amanda, when everyone just ransacked my room and closet to dig for Vintage-y clothes. I remembered I was supposed to be Reese Witherspoon in Legally Blonde complete with the curly locks and the fluffy feathered pen. Amanda was the umm, seductress complete with knee-high boots and whip. Katie was prom queen, and I think Angie was the That 70's chick. Wait, or was that a rebel-without-cause-angsty chick? Wardrobe, props and makeup courtesy of Nicole Maramo. After the whole dress-up, my room was up side down. Who couldn't forget Nicole's dock, were we would hangout just to piss people off. Oooh, and God's feet-this private cliff overlooking beach where we used to go and I would emote and just sing my heart out because no one would actually hear and care. I really miss those times and I wouldn't mind reliving it all again. Gah, I love AD. I love the sun, the sand, and the beach. I miss my mommy and daddy, Gerard and my twin brothers. Sigh. Those were the good ol' days.
Saturday, October 16, 2004
Mr. Not-so-Perfect
I realized this today after the theft, the grades, the confession, the confusion. And then there's the break-up. Everything happened so fast. At least there are friends to fall back on to. To lean on. To watch you scarf down an oreo cheesecake and strawberry belgian waffle with caramel frappuccino and listen to you say, "No, I'm not depressed, I'm okay." To make you feel better and to cheer you up even if you aren't in the mood for silly puppet shows. Crazy otcho-otcho dances that would drive you insanely mad with laughter. I love you guys, you know who you are. :)
It feels liberating. I knew that things would not work out. I keep on expecting. What's there to expect? When you know that he's not like that. So I guess I'm free again. I broke free from the grasp of a possible relationship that is not right for me. I need some time for myself, to succumb the life of singleness- Girl-bonding sessions, walks at the beach, reading, cappuccino-sessions with people who make my life meaningful, just by the good conversations, movie marathons, road trips, tambay-slash-inuman sessions with the barkada. It feels good to be back to my own sweet, sarcastic self. I am your worst nightmare. Hehehe. I hope Chris is happy about it.
Was singing the 'So much for my happy ending' line by crooning Avril for the nth time. Complete with guitar riffs. I guess for the first time after I turned eighteen, I'm happy, even if ironically, my happy ending wasn't the one I expected. Sembreak had just officially kicked off, but I still have some official business at school. After that I'll be working on my How-to-make-my-sembreak-more-productive list. Anilao, Batangas here I come! :)
Thursday, October 14, 2004
Merde. Merde. Merde
-Hell will freeze over before I find the friggin' biatch who took my phone while I was sleeping. I swear I will skin her alive
- Do not, I repeat, do not leave your mobile device unattended, whether you are cooking, doing the laundry, taking a shower, sleeping, eating, sleeping ( okay, this counts twice) I am stressing this because I may have STML but I did not park my brains elsewhere. I have already cried my eyes out, there is no point in crying all over it again.
- It's funny how Mc Donald's always plays the Jasmine Trias song over and over again. I mean, you already get to buy the CD for less than a hundred, but why play it over and over again while enjoying your ketchup-less fries?
-Speaking of fries, who would not love fries with ketchup?? I swear, Mc Donald's is soooooo kuripot! For a multimillion dollar company having a gazillion branches worldwide, why would they spend less on ketchup? Think ketchup dispenser.
- I realized that I've eaten at Wendy's for more than 5 times this week. God, I love Wendy's. More fries and more ketchup. Yum yum. At least I do not look like a parakeet scarfing down huge amounts of fries on my mouth.
- I have taken liberty and courage to express how I feel towards 'Him'. It is not easy, but Gian, Marcus's boyfriend feeling Joe D' Mango (but he is really good at this, I salute him) made me blurt out the whole thing. He was like, "Niki! Go tell him na, nothing would be lost if he would know." I was like " No friggin' way." Somehow, in the middle of everything, I did. My mind got lost.It was totally embarrassing! Had I said it in person, I would have had my cheeks burn flaming red and I would just die right there and then. Enough said. At least I no longer have to deal with it in the future. I will always be that awkward dishveled-haired geek with the high pony standing at the backs of tall girls with sleeky rebonded-hair who are the epitome of beauty. I don't think it's a closed book for the both of us. Here I am, to uncomplicate the situation by accepting sheer reality. Friends? Definitely. ( Note to self: Kill/Strangle Gian with permission from Marcus)
- I haven't slept for days (well, I did sleep last night, but that doesn't count). I still have a friggin' test on Theology next Tuesday so I can't really leave Manila 'till next week. So much for enjoying my sembreak.
-I am having the worst time of my life and all I do is pathetically blog. The computer shop is playing bleep-bleep fucking music
-I am getting a migraine...
Tuesday, October 12, 2004
Confessions of a Drama Queen
A quote from the movie My Best Friend's Wedding, where Julia Roberts was convincing her bestfriend to actually fall in love with her. I wish it were easy for me to say or express how I feel for, ugh, not again, "Him". The 'it' guy. Toujours dans la misère. Always in misery...
I got this testimonial from a friend whom I actually cared about today, I don't know for sure if it qualifies as a testimonial but it made all the tears I fought, fall down from my cheeks. Touchy, yeah, but I guess this was getting me all shook up:
Two friends were walking through the desert. During some point of the journey they had an argument, and one friend slapped the other one in the face. The one who got slapped was hurt, but without saying anything, wrote in the sand:
TODAY MY BEST FRIEND SLAPPED ME IN THE FACE.
They kept on walking until they found an oasis, where they decided to take a bath. The one who had been slapped got stuck in the mire and started drowning, but the friend saved him. After he recovered from the near drowning, he wrote on a stone:
TODAY MY BEST FRIEND SAVED MY LIFE.
The friend who had slapped and saved his best friend asked him, "After I hurt you, you wrote in the sand and now, you write on a stone, why?" The other replied "When someone hurts us we should write it down in sand where winds of forgiveness can erase it away. But, when someone does something good for us, we must engrave it in stone where no wind can ever erase it."
Yes, ladies and gentlemen, gays and lesbians. I have hurt a lot of people in my lifetime, the same way I've been hurt as well. You see, time is an ever changing constant. One moment, you think that everything is stable as you happily live your fantasies. The next moment, you wake up at this 4-walled space with nowhere else to go, absolutely no one to turn to. Sometimes, when I think of these things that happened in the past, I always wondered what would happened if I thought about my indecisions a lot and made the right thing. I just wish I wasn't involved in any way, or let my feelings take over. This was one of my weaknesses. As great as my ability to motivate people I have my own Achille's heel. It was one of the things why I live my life the way it is, not knowing what I want, too scared of even taking risks, let alone accept changes. I could have done a huge favor and I could have avoided hurting people. I am scared. Scared of rejecting and being rejected. Nobody deserves that kind of treatment. No one. I hope the person whose feelings I stepped on would eventually forgive me. Time is an ever changing constant. Everything will fall into place. I hope.
Sunday, October 10, 2004
Coffee & Prose
Came across this on the mail today:
Dear Nicole Aleja,
Imagine your poem featured on an entire page to itself . . .
Over the past several months, we have been reviewing the thousands of poems submitted to us, as well as examining the poetic accomplishments of people whose poetry has appeared on the Internet and in various editions released by other poetry publishers in America and Europe. After an exhaustive examination of this poetic artistry, The International Library of Poetry wishes to feature an entire page devoted exclusively to the poetry of NicoleAleja Maramo in a collection of new poems written by the Best Poets we have encountered.
Congratulations on your accomplishment, NicoleAleja. Your poetry will be featured along with a distinguished group of just 200 of the Best Poets that were selected to participate in this special project.
And that's not all. To honor the accomplishments of this elite group of talented individuals, we have established a separate contest with over $3,500.00 in prizes to be awarded among you. You will automatically be entered into the final competition, but you must submit a new unpublished poem. Prizes will be announced by December 31, with an anticipated publication date of January 2005.
The Best Poems and Poets of 2004 will be among the finest quality books we have ever produced. Every aspect of publication and design will convey the quality craftsmanship and attention to detail that will go into the production of this special edition. This coffee-table quality book will be printed in two colors on fine-milled paper and will feature a highly detailed, full-colored cover, and quality typography throughout. And best of all . . .
. . . this special edition will feature an entire page devoted exclusively to a new, unpublished poem by Nicole Aleja Reyes Maramo!
Before going any further, Nicole Aleja, let me make one thing clear . . . you were selected for publication on the basis of your unique talent. The new poem which you will submit for this edition has been accepted for publication because your previously published poetry sparks the imagination and presents the reader with a fresh, unique perspective on life.
Bull. Just totally bull. How can anyone be blinded by stupidity?
It got me excited the last few weeks I was receiving weird awards and invites to poetry conventions, but sadly, I could not have the time to go, and it was just a sort of advertisement they were having. Gee, I mean you have to pay a couple of dollars to get them to place your name on the friggin' book or something. Why not create one instead? I was just taking my chances last summer posting my most sane poems on poetry sites for people to either read or diss. My aunt in California got this fax of me 'winning' and being a semi-finalist for the poetry convention. It's just too bad I can't make it.
For all of you aspiring poets. I suggest you write more. I write everywhere. Coffee napkins, back of my Physics book, scraps of paper. Wherever. My mind floats. I just doodle up a couple of phrases subconsciously in a span of seconds. But not every so-called poem I write would make sense at first, it just would after a million and one readjustments. Ladeeda.
Here's the "winning" piece which was my least favorite.
Infatuation
I feel inspired by you
And I can describe, the malady
that had turned me against my will
You mesmerize me;
So when I feelso vulnerable
I want you to hold me in your arms
Until forever
It's such a pity
That you're in love with someone else
And it's only then that
I realize
That my mind was blurred
By this pure, driven passion---infatuation
I am aware now.
I am aware now.
So much for my poems back in highschool. I can hear the riffs of John Mayer's "No Such Thing" in the background. I got an anonymous comment. Anonymity breeds contempt. I guess people actually read my blog posts. Scary. I just hope that they would find whatever I have to say uh, stimulating? C'est la vie.
Thursday, October 07, 2004
Fleeting flights of fancy
Gah. Caffeine gets me uber-hyped up.
Tuesday, October 05, 2004
Asteg-ness!
I hate Twisted Tuesdays
God, I have a last song syndrome and I don't even know the lyrics. It's Sandwich's popular song and I'm constantly humming it all day. Gah. Gotta get the lyrics and I can't wait to play it on the guitar. My semi-bleeding fingers are improving. Enough blogging for today. :)
Monday, October 04, 2004
Old Sites
nothing new.
still a geek, always a geek.
nickute.tripod.com/indexb.htm
lovely old layout back in the webdesigning days
Brink of Sanity
Him is actually an afterthought, that certain drug that sedates me that everytime I feel drowsy, I just have this lop-sided grin everytime I think of him. Mysterious guy extraordinaire. Boy wonder. He had that charm and jene sais quoi. Might as well swim in a jacuzzi full of razor blades and lemon juice. Gah, Nicole. Focus. Him couldn't bother me today. I have a whole lot of stuff to do than obsess pathetically.
Sister Bernadette turned a hundred and two today, she was smiling at me, her toothless mouth gaping wide open at me. I am currently on duty at the Vigil House, where our patients were bed ridden, nonambulatory, retired nuns who sometimes have the tantrums of 5-year-olds. At least I was assigned to Sister Bernadette, who was sleeping like a newborn. It's funny how you watch these people sleep peacefully as they have nothing to do but wait for the longest time to pass away. I can't imagine myself at a hundred and two, still breathing, still eating heaps of chocolate cake and ice cream with my gums, shoving them in my mouth. I realized that life is short. Very short. And I thought that maybe I'd enjoy myself while I can. Nostalgia is in the air.
How does an awkward eighteen year old loser act anyway? When people see me, they think, Oh God, there goes that funny, weird chick again. Like that time during Rel. Ed. class a few days ago, I wasn't exactly paying attention on what my professor was ranting on and on about, and then he asked the whole class a question about the changes in our lives because of the church. I reluctantly raised my hand (yes, I was pretending to be animated with the discussion) and unluckily, of all the random hands shooting the air, mine, of all mankind was picked. Omigod. I blurted out the one thing that made my classmates laugh their socks off for days. "Puberty," I said. And hell broke loose. Well, so what if they think it was so damn funny. I didn't really care. I have this talent for blurting out things which make people laugh. Beanchi still didn't let me go with that one.
After my duty I had lunch with Cliff at The Pit. Ordered the usuals, their food is the bomb. Was talking to him about Chris's I-changed-my-mind-about-you thing. It didn't bother him, he was a guy after all. I think he's the guy a girl could count on giving advices on life,love,love,life..I don't really know. Anyhow, we were all done and he had to get back to class at DLSU taft. And now I am friendless again. I went back to the dorm to rearrange my sockdrawer. Or rather, color coordinate them. Balloons from the party were still hanging in my bed, as well as the lovely bunch of flowers Chris gave me for my birthday. They were beautiful. My pink dress was stashed under the bed, for future use. I'd take them to the cleaners when I'm not busy. My room was still messy. Time to reorganize.
So, enough about the weird chick chronicles I so do not want to publish here but I just did. Whatelse is new. Oh, Him. Ugh. Not again. One thing's for sure: I certainly do not want my heart to be stepped on and chopped into a tiny, million bite-sized pieces. Playing the guitar actually helps, uh, with the whole situation. It's funny how you think you aren't capable of doing a lot of things you desperately want to do but you can. Maybe I will-ignore the guy. I will loathe thee.
Sunday, October 03, 2004
Animo La Salle!
Fabby day for me last night. Yup, the night of all nights I wish I skipped. I was at school the whole day, and later after that, my mom called me up and was ranting on how she didn't want me wearing black to my semi-debut. I'm like, what the heck is wrong with black, everyone wears it. Paris Hilton does. You can't argue with moms, so we had to rush to the mall at Sari-sari store to get another dress. I saw a lovely Carrie Bradshaw-like dress that fit me perfectly. Got them and then went to QC to get my hair done. It's funny how I arrived later that I had expected and there were a whole lot of guests in the ballroom. I plastered my smile for five friggin' hours because the video people where recording my every move. I'm really glad most of my friends attended like Clifford, Rash, Rami and most of the people from Abu Dhabi. Cliff was the best, I did not expect to see him there as well. Kuya Ian was there too, he was like a Mafia guy in his black ensemble. I missed him because I haven't seen him for the longest time. My girlfriends from highschool Joy and Kristine were there- emotional support. Hehehe, we shared our laughs at the restroom which we preferred to call the 'powder room'. So much for our kakikayan.
I realized that you cannot always count on "friends" to show up on the night that would only pass once in a lifetime. I got a couple of interesting cop-outs which were also repeated by others in different variations:
1. I'm sorry I can't attend your debut, my mom was hyperventilating in the kitchen and I had to be with her...
2. Hey! Sorry I can't make it, I have to rush my dad to the hospital...
3. (Last Minute) I'm sorry my mom called and she would pick me up now...
4. Sorry I can't come, I, ummm, have a lot of stuff to do...
I mean, I understand all of these, but the thing is they could have told me earlier. Was it just a coincidence or did all of these happen in a matter of days. God, I wish it weren't my unlucky week. As much as I try hard to understand. I couldn't.
My party ended at around 1 in the morning. Details? I don't know. Almost everyone on my 18 roses thingy attended, my titas were surprised with the number of guys that showed up. Marf Creatures & John's band played, and I was actually surprised when Jake and Jay performed a number. I'm like I can't believe Jake can sing. I used to have a crush on him, hehehe.
I actually had fun for the first time in weeks. Chris surprised me as well because I absolutely did not expect to see him there- with flowers which I thought was sweet. Yeah. yeah.Paeng & company were a lovely bunch, they did a couple of sets before the program started.Very marvy. Mike Apeles decided to host the shindig with my friend Badette, he's just soooo funny. It's been a long time since I saw a lot of them, so I'm really glad they came.
Kiwi came last, I didn't think he would be there but suprisingly, he was. I was excited to see him, my heart palpitating, I'd just die right there and then. I guess I was dumbfounded or speechless or whatever. He came all they way from Baguio. Eye-opener.So much for being a loser. He actually came, because as I had predicted, he won't. It was...umm..nice..I guess. Saba & company arrived when the bands were jamming, at least they get to eat cake :) Angel skipped my debut. She didn't even bother to tell me she couldn't make it.We went to Yero bar afterwards to chill with Paeng and everybody. I had a blast :)
So there. Details of my so-called debut. Even if not a lot of people came, at least it was worth it. Now it's back to studying and being a loser.
Thursday, September 30, 2004
Niki, the worlds biggest Procrastinator
Merde. I realized today that you cannot absolutely alter the design or rather the layout of this friggin' page. So therefore, I have to do everything manually. Dr. Sollano did not appear today, so we had all the time in the world to do the stuff we all love to do- procrastinate. And I for one am a procrastinator, enough said.
This day is not my day. Ugh. Time to get back to class and be a 'diligent' student.
Monday, September 27, 2004
Just a Phase
Well, being eighteen isn't that bad. It's just sad that I used to have a lot of the good stuff going and suddenly, you feel like you're really, really old. Next year I'll be nineteen. Hopefully by then, I wouldn't think of marrying or jumping off a cliff or something. During that night of my birthday, 21st of September, I realized a lot of things that didn't make sense in my life. I've tried to think about the endless possibilities, the what-ifs and the have-nots that would actually happen if I didn't live my life accordingly. I guess there are some things that do bother me a lot like not meeting the perfect guy. Whats is perfect? I really don't know. Marcus and Avi mentioned that I always bump into the not quite perfect guys that are semi-okay but are somewhat 'sablay'. Termed by Marc meaning just not right for me..Well, who would?? She might as well be the next Joe D' Mango. Or maybe I am high-maintenance like what Chris told me. Sigh. I wouldn't wanna go into that. Maybe there is a Mr. Right. For now, I don't think he exists. Not today I guess...
