Another week has passed, thank God. People from work would probably kill me for saying this, but I’m so sick of Manny Pacquiao that I wish something big happens next week.
Anyway, here are some random photos from this week.
That’s all folks. Enjoy the weekend!
My Life So Far (or the lack of it)
I’m back. Yay!
So much has happened in the ten months I’ve been away. In a gist, I just finished 18 units of my course work. If I’m lucky, I have about two years left to finish this thing. That’s if I’m lucky. I’m having a really difficult time juggling work, school and my personal life. I don’t even have a social life anymore and my cyberlife has been, well, limited to Friendster and Facebook of the late.
It’s embarassing that I don’t have a life ’cause the things I have to do always get in the way of having one. But I’m not going to drone away anymore with this self-pity crap and just start reviving my cyberlife. Moving along..
First off, I changed my theme. Well, actually E changed my theme. I love this train image. It reminds me of the visuals in my all time favorite Wong Kar Wai film Chungking Express.
Another thing, I’m starting my portfolio for all the professional stuff I have lying around my computer a.k.a. research studies and articles I did in the past. I’ll start to upload some in the coming days. WARNING: It’s not for the fainthearted. Ha! :-p
So, I’m officially back. For now at least.
Okay, I apologize to no one but myself for not posting more often than I should in this blog. I’ve been incredulously busy these days, juggling office and school work. Hopefully, I could update this blog this Christmas break.
I’m still here though and surprisingly doing okay despite being sleep deprived for the rest of the semester. By the way, I hope those who have the time this Sunday can come to Luneta so we can show those asses in Congress what we’re made of.
And just in case I forget, I wish everyone the holiday cheers this season.
Last Sunday we were in Bamban, Tarlac for another dose of barf fest a.k.a., those annual family reunions that I really dread. I’m not very keen on attending these kind events and be judged by how you look, how fat you’ve become, how rich and successful you’ve been over the year. God, the superficiality of it all makes me wanna puke. I had to attend because my grandma and tita were there. They just came back from San Francisco.
The highlight of the event aside from the feast of roasted pork and cow (PETA surely hates us now) is the mass presided by my cousin Kuya Jay, who was recently ordained. Nanay (my lola) was teary-eyed during the mass. I’m sure she was really proud of her apo.
After the mass, someone said that the family already had a doctor, teacher, engineer and now a priest. Unfortunately there isn’t a lawyer in the family yet. It actually got me thinking. I could probably take up law in the future and be like Brian George Lindemann who blogs about lawsuits. On second thought, I could travel the world and enjoy its resplendence. That would be a blast.