January 2010
22 posts
I know this is a pretty big undertaking especially...
…but I’m willing to do it. If you can recognize this here phrase and tell me all about it, I swear I’ll treat you to coffee wherever you want (as long as it’s not too far) and we’ll talk about it. “The first of the line is tied to a tree and the last is being eaten by the ants.” Ready, set, go! Anytime now.
Dear God,
I wish I was going back home.
I wish I didn’t have to deal with all this failure at school.
I wish I had more friends.
I wish I could find my Will sooner.
I wish I could get your messages more clearly.
I wish I was more disciplined.
I hope my family back there is alright.
I hope I could go home sooner.
I wish I didn’t live so far away from home.
I wish I had a bike,
and...
Rally.
Kuya: Walang pasok?
Classmate: Tanong mo kay Ma'am.
Kuya: Nasa'n?
Classmate: Andu'n, sa gitna.
At yung teacher pa mismo ang nangunguna. Tama 'yan!
NO TO LARGE CLASSES IN UPLB!!!
No more tumblarity, for ever.
I love this internet café, because it does look like a café (with the smallest hint of paint in the air).
Only problem is, you can’t eat inside. But looking inside, it’s totally amazing. There’s even some RnB music in the background; that is, if you’re not wearing your headphones.
The unit and monitor is cool, too. The monitor is a flat-screen, widescreen unit propped up...
Lotsa love, Will. I’ll find you.
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Work.
Lolo and Lola (Dr. Fernando and Dr. Emiliana Bernardo) are very big people when it comes to the academe, but at home, they're pretty much normal people.
Lola: Papa, 6:30 na, news na tayo.
Lolo: Eh, I can't leave my work. Work is more important than news.
Lola: --
Lolo: Mama, tingnan mo itong layout ng Chapter 7 ko o. [Lolo is making a book for IRRI, pro bono.]
Lola: Ay ang ganda. O, Papa, news na tayo.
Lolo: Sige na nga.
