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Mar. 19.. I put my Oreos in the freezer because I like them cold. I like to dance. I like to bake (but I like the eating part more). And I like to read.
Surviving college today, saving lives tomorrow. I once stopped a meteor from crashing into Earth by only using my pinky.
Your daily dose of shu-ga.
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..I’m finally done with my 30 Day Challenge. Time to start another project. Maybe the A-Z Project?
The A-Z Project is kinda like a 30 Day Challenge. It lasts for about a month; 26 days actually, seeing that there are 26 letters in the alphabet. On the first day of this project, I have to take a picture of an object that begins with the letter ‘A’, then on the second day, something that begins with ‘B’, and on the third day a letter ‘C’ and so on. I’ll probably start this soon. Keep an eye on the look out, guys! :)
Well, my expectations of a boring summer changed when I got to watch Poreotics LIVE. Yes, I still can’t get over all the excitement and glee. I’ll also start dancing again this month with the crew for an orientation show coming up, and next month, it’s back to school for me. I hope I’ll enjoy my first day back and my first day of second year college.
Day 29: A picture of yourself.
This was me yesterday with Poreotics fever.
Based on my previous post, I would say it’s this month. May. Strictly because I got to watch and meet Poreotics LIVE. For a moment, I was very happy. I can’t remember when I was that happy.
But since May isn’t over yet, I would say the month I was happiest this year (June 2010 - May 2011) would be the month of June 2010. That’s the month when I joined the MedTech Dance Crew. Joining the crew made me feel like I finally belonged here in Manila. I met a lot of people who made me feel comfortable.
Day 27: Talk about your siblings.
I have an older brother. He’s obnoxious, disgusting, rude, mean, he’s a bully, a perfectionist and he doesn’t have a fucking clue that he is capable of doing anything and everything. I love him, and throughout all the times he’s embarrassed, mortified, teased, bullied and pissed me off, I am still proud to call him my kuya. I wouldn’t ask for another big brother.
(This is indeed a picture of my brother. He’s not a model, LOL, hell no. It’s a creative photograph for his college graduation in 2009)
I am a Roman Catholic. I believe in God. I also believe that God doesn’t hate lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgenders. I also believe that the approval RH Bill need not be debated on for so long.
1. Be funny.
2. Be nice.
3. Be caring.
4. Be intelligent.
5. Surprise me.
6. Be sweet.
7. Be comfortable around me. (Be yourself around me)
8. Be kind.
9. Be protective.
10. Be supportive.
Person #1: Please help me.
Person #2: I’m sorry.
Person #3: It’s time to move on and get a life. I love you.
Person #4: It’s unfortunate and I’m really sorry I don’t feel the same way.
To the girls who’ve had their hearts broken by a guy they’ve never even dated: You’ll find someone much better! Don’t give up. You’re a step closer to meeting your Prince Charming. Keep your eyes and minds open.
Okay, so maybe more than 5 people. :P
I used to worry a lot about my life here in the Philippines. Like, what if I never lived in Brunei and I was born and raised here in the Philippines instead? Would I fit in more? Would I be able to relate to my classmates more? Would I be able to study in a school like FEU? Would I enjoy my summers in Manila? Would I be the Mar that I am now?
It’s sad, really. I was confused and lost. But now I know. I don’t regret being born and raised in Brunei. I don’t worry about not being able to relate to my classmates because I can always ask questions and learn. If I hadn’t been born and raised in Brunei, I would’ve never met all the amazing people that I call my friends now. If I never knew them, I’d be lost, more lost than I ever was. And if it weren’t for them, I wouldn’t be the Mar that I am now, and I kinda like the Mar that I am.
I won’t lie. There are a few ups and downs when I get homesick (yes, Brunei’s my home too) but there’s a reason why I wasn’t raised here. I know, one day, I’ll come back. God has amazing plans for me, and there’s no reason to think of any more “what if”s. I’m excited and anxious for what’s in store for me.
1. I dance. (Surprisingly, a lot of people here got shocked when they found out that I was into dancing)
2. I curse an awful lot at times. (Being here in Manila, I have learned to say “TENGENE” a lot now)
3. I get lazy and procrastinate.
4. I am of Spanish descent. (My grandpa is apparently half-Spanish)
5. I don’t like/watch Spongebob Squarepants.
6. I love Fairly Odd Parents.
7. Unfortunately, I don’t fancy eating roasted pork (lechon), kare-kare or dinuguan, despite being Filipino.
8. I like taking the jeep to school. It reminds me of the hardships most Filipinos face everyday. It also reminds me that I am lucky enough to be living the life that I have and it teaches me to be more grateful.
9. I have a habit of constantly being late, and sometimes I do it on purpose.
10. I AM FUNNY. LOL. Well, I think I am at least.
