Sunday, August 1, 2010

so much for making money...

So what has become of me after eight years in elementary, four years in high school and another four painful years in college?

THIS.

At ungodly hours, I look into every freakin' website, doing every possible thing there is to do. READ. COMMENT. READ SOME MORE. STARE. STARE. AND STARE EVEN MORE.

Today, I spent hours reading into qualifications for nurses for Canada, Australia and New Zealand. I am just NOT qualified. NOT EVEN FREAKIN' CLOSE! What did I expect? Even in my homeland, with its superb (please sense the sarcasm) educational system, they don't see me fit for the job. AND IT'S NOT EVEN A FREAKIN' JOB! It's called enslavery! You'll hear nothing of this even in the poorest country: VOLUNTEERS PAY TO VOLUNTEER. What is wrong with this country?

EVERY-FREAKIN'-THING!

After one year, four months and 8 days, tuition fee receipts and useless MANDATORY money-burning activities amounting to a thousand (most definitely more!) orders of my favorite Jollibee meal, I am still unemployed.

Depressed.
Drowning myself in self-pity.
Suffocating myself with several money-making ideas that I cannot fund because, yesssss, refer to the word above...

The one that starts with 'U' and ends with 'D'.

Should I spell it out?

THERE YOU GO!!!

You got that right.

You and me.

UNEMPLOYED!!!

Should we drink to that?

Naaah...

Let's not waste our nonexistent moolah...






Friday, October 23, 2009

On the NEWS: President Arroyo does not regret granting pardon to former President Estrada

Of course she doesn't. In fact, I'm pretty sure she considers it to be one of her smartest moves. I'd have to give her credit. She definitely knows her tricks. Subtle, yet the result is deadly. How deadly? This much – it may cause us Filipinos a chance to have an incorrupt government—having Noynoy Aquino in mind of course, who else?

What did she do so efficiently, you ask?

Simple. She succeeded in completely dividing the Opposition. So much so that I’m afraid, God forbid, we’d lose the battle.

One candidate from the Administration. How many from the Opposition? There’s Noynoy, Manny, and Chiz, to name the famous few, but the most crippling of them all…. Estrada. I’m no fan, but I’m not blind to see just how much supporters he has. And I have to say… to include in his little speech the late FPJ was genius. It may be genuine, but genius nonetheless! He could have done us a huge favor by supporting Noynoy instead. He was already given the chance to lead this country. Estrada’s side would argue he was robbed off that position years ago (but what good President allows that, really?) and was, unfortunately for us Filipinos, replaced by yet another…… what’s the word? Come on fellas! I challenge you to be creative with your adjectives (would be most appreciated if adverbs follow your adjectives).

Filipinos need their leader to have a heart. Who else is better than Noynoy Aquino? I’m not ashamed to admit I have never followed his political career—and yes, I don’t know facts. But one thing’s for sure. His father died for this country’s liberty from corruption. And no son, at least not Cory Aquino’s son, would want to disrespect his father’s memory by being a selfish git, sitting on the throne of Presidency, counting his riches and spending moolah like he owns the damn country! Just like…………several politicians we know.

Sigh. I wonder how the parents of these politicians feel. From being their innocent babies (yes we all were once innocent!), now they are the modern day monsters who take the lead in crippling our nation (a nation with potential to say the least) so much so we're all being hurled down further into the bottomless pit. Thanks to them and their selfless acts, (please sense the sarcasm there) we’re all bound to be working our asses off elsewhere.

And to note the obvious… Yes, I am going to vote for Noynoy. He’s our best shot in rebuilding this country from what mountains of ruins the previous administrations managed to put us in.

Vote for Noynoy Aquino! I may be a nobody, but let’s pretend I’m as influential as, sayyyy, Kris Aquino, and because of this, you’re voting for Noynoy as well! Hihihi.

Ciao to my non-existent readers, save perhaps my best friend. Haha! Hello Lap!

Wednesday, August 26, 2009

..and then i wondered

the heat was unbearable..the ever over-crowded pedro gil street was too much.. i wanted a drink, mountain dew to be specific, but found that i only had a twenty peso bill change and a thousand...i was torn from wanting a cold drink from needing my jeepney fares...even though i knew my one thousand bill would be rejected, i still tried..i was too pissed with the guy who said they didn't have change that i walked out muttering: 711 'tas walang change?!? --yep, you just spelled B.I.T.C.H..

i wanted to walk home from vito cruz taft but my head couldn't take any more of today's heat.. my head has been throbbing since the movie and worsened after i stepped out from that....place..so even if i wanted to apparate home like wizards and witches do, i couldn't.. and even if i wanted to skip the walking part from alfonso street to our doorstep, i also couldn't.. so with a heavy heart and a very bad headache to match, i dragged myself home..it felt like forever before i finally reached home.. i didn't waste a second..i found myself undressing, looking for my towel and went straight to the bathroom.. i stayed under the shower for what seemed like forever before my celphone started to shriek.. maybe i should change my ringtone.. i love my nephew and all, but his crying is starting to annoy me..

anyway, that woke me up from my reverie and although i wanted to stay there for a much longer time, i didn't..and as i stepped out from my cold haven, i wondered.....

and wondered even more....

Wednesday, February 11, 2009

daydreaming.

"can we take a ride?
get out of this place while we still have time... "

-work. jimmy eat world.-


Saturday, January 31, 2009

after june.

i cried a river a few days before i graduated grade school.. i loved my bestfriends (then, tabs and kristine) too much i couldn't bear the thought of being in high school without them as my classmates.. LAME right? but what was i to do? since fourth grade, they were my buddy buddies. We would walk anywhere together, holding hands! imagine that! haha!

High school came and i cried even harder (without anyone knowing.) I discovered i was the only one of us eight who didn't have a close friend in class. I had NO ONE. Not even an 'a-ok kinda friend'.. There were only TWO of us from my grade school class and it was a HE! Imagine the state of depression i was in..... i felt that with that kind of arrangement (for good four years), id definitely lose my bestfriends..
only a few months in high school and i already lost THE bestfriend... one day, tabs (good lord did i love her too much!) texted me.. i was in the car with my siblings on our way to school. It wasnt unusual to receive a text msg from her that early in the morning.. I was my 13 year old self whose significant persons were her peers.. and to receive a msg that says: "aalis na ako sa barkada" was just heartbreaking. We didn't speak for 3 months but she continued staying with the group. I wouldn't ignore her, but i wouldn't talk to her either. That was the hardest thing. One would think that after a month id get used to not talking to her but it got harder everyday. We hit the 3-month mark and nothing changed. I would see her in most days with tired eyes and even though i wanted to ask her what the problem was, i never did. I would ask our bestfriend, kristine, to console her. I would, however, ask kristine not to tell me
anything. I was getting used to not having her in my life. She made a choice. I made mine too.

We're still friends. She apologized, not really explaining what made her send me that text message. After high school, i asked her that ONE question that made me so cynical about having 'bestfriends' (she never knew that it was her doing). She couldn't give me an answer--and i hated it.

So now, im counting the days before id finally graduate from college. Thinking about it makes me hyperly-happy. I will be freed from the chains ive been locked to for FOUR looooong years. The torment i went through--the torturously long nights of coming up with lenghty CRAP to submit to our @*#^$%$%*#^*#&$ is finally over.

It's FINALLY over. Thank heavens!

But.....

thinking about parting ways with my friends makes me stop.
i will miss them that's for sure.
they made school less of a hell to go to.
they made everything bearable.
sometimes--fine!--most of the time, they're the reason why i DO NOT absent myself from class.
i dont drink. i dont smoke. but i have the tendency to REBEL academically.
which i actually did. Not once but ehem.... (hehe sorry Ayah.)

im just sorry we have to professionally grow in different parts of the world.
i wish i can take them with me.
i can handle change alright (thanks to tabs) but it'll really ROCK my world if i can have even just one of my friends with me.
preferably.... HAHA i will not go that farrr. I leave that to You.


Saturday, January 17, 2009

no destination.

i find it relaxing to set off with no definite destination in mind. i just go wherever my mind tells me to go and only stop when i finally bore myself enough to want to go back home. i've been wanting to do that for days now, but something more important always comes up and my plans of NOT HAVING REAL PLANS are pushed to the least of my priorities.

plans. plans. plans.

before i leave for the states again, dapat i have my license na..i'm planning to drive from one state to the next by myself........or with a worthy company.. someone who CAN deal with my looooong silence and/or my sugar high moments...

sugar high moments....:
(1) me singing.
(2) me jumping around like a maniac.
(3) my uncontrollable urge to bite someone, anyone.
(4) my ugly attempts to dance.
(5) mangulit until id get afraid that id actually start to annoy someone.

tomorrow, maybe after completion, i can stay somewhere where reading priced books is not something that would cause me to be kicked out of the bookstore.