because we all have to start somewhere…
9 Jun
Finally, the week-long registration is finally over. Technically, it will end next week, since the term ‘late reg’ is not applicable any longer. I am just relieved that my shift involves sitting down unlike walking/driving around the campus.
In a very surprising turn of events, I can graduate next April 2008 without the fear of getting delayed because of the minor subject deficiency! Wohoo!
3 Jun
Ocean’s Thirteen hits theaters this Wednesday! But alas, so is Registration!
Although next week would most probably be my last first semester registration, it’s frustrating to know that you’ll miss this movie’s opening day (or even the following week days). I absolutely hate crowds so the possibility weekend screening horror looms. Oh well, I’d be happy to see it even if it’s late as long as nobody would spoil it for me.
I guess I have to contend with this long trailer.
3 Jun
Meme: Reasons to be proud of being Pinoy
Despite all the negative events that have plagued our existence, there are still a plethora of reasons why we should still be proud for being a Filipino. I have always believed that these reasons are way underrated perhaps because we haven’t given them proper acknowledgment. Although I have no articles to back my reasons but I’m sure many of you will agree with them.
Reason number 1: We are happy people.
Ha! Even ‘happy’ is an understatement. Festive suits the Filipino trait more. Amidst trials, hardships and sufferings, a Filipino wouldn’t say no to a festivity — no matter how simple or extravagant it may be. Although it would work against us financially speaking but the essence of always having something to celebrate is a grace. Hey, we could always rely on our innate sense of humor to laugh ourselves through group meals and coffee conversations as a fiesta substitute.
Reason number 2: We are a nation/race full of raw talent.
Should I even bother expounding on this? I don’t even know where to begin. We can sing, dance, compose, paint, sculpt, act, design, cook, etc. Even in the far flung barrios you can spot a great diva or someone who can bust a move. Talentado ang bawat Pinoy.
Reason number 3: We are emotional, spiritual and caring.
It’s basically our ability to detach ourselves from the physical aspect of living. We value family, friends and partners over material abundance. Our spirituality is mostly manifested in our religious enthusiasm if not in introspection. And we have genuine care for others usually putting them first before our own impending need. I think this trumps all of the reasons even if we tend to lose sight of logic in the process. We all know what’s more important in life and it’s best if our priorities stay that way.
I’m tagging anyone who wishes to be tagged.