Saturday, February 11, 2012

Definitely no title for this entry. Words can't describe how I feel right now. I'm such a girl, no, not a girl, but a reprobate girl. It totally shrunk into me that everything will never last forever so I have to take every second of it count and live it. Granted that I'm not the perfect girl myself and family would want to be, my flaws overpowered me again. 


I mean, hello, waking up in the morning feeling like you can't get out of your bed because of the sour feeling of exhausted-ness. Totally not cool. But thank God for a glorious cup of milk from my mom, I was finally able to stand up and get ready for the day. Although I'm getting stressed because of our QUEST, which is supposed to be submitted by now, I managed. The Mural and Photo Math for Science and Math are both events in which I'm participating yet I have to give one up because of my schedule. Also, my Creative Long Test for Literature has been changed in a way. Just like with the characters, from Alyanna to Blair; Nicholae to Chance; and Mark to Nate. Everything is getting so surreal to me. Why is that though? One, my group hasn't submitted Quest yet when it was due last last week and I told them to work on it while I'll edit everything and yet they didn't do their task. Two, the contests are happening the same place and time. Three, I'm just stressing. Four, I still need to study. Well...er, yeah, that's it. 






To get myself in some what productive today, I went on to have my usual movie marathon with Anastasia, Alvin and the Chipmunks 2, Home Alone 2, Harry Potter on DVD and I Am Number Four and Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian. Oh, I have this big crush on Peter and Edmund, no offense to Prince Caspian because I swear, I don't find him attractive at all. No popcorns for me, though. I'm quite happy with the fact that I fulfilled my weekly habit to watch movies, old or new. It takes me back to where I really was and see the little girl who dreams to have her life to be just like a movie. And granted that someone asked me on Tumblr if my life was a movie, what movie will it be. Well, there's a lot of movies I love but Inception. I mean, if I can go to other people's dreams, men, I'd live everyday happy. 


Also, I've been reading this book by Haruki Murakami's Kafka on the Shore and believe me it's asdfghjkl AMAZING. Here's a quote from the book (hard to pick because everything was shot in the dark good):


“Beyond the edge of the world there’s a space where emptiness and substance neatly overlap, where past and future form a continuous, endless loop. And, hovering about, there are signs no one has ever read, chords no one has ever heard.” 


Oh and what's a weekend without a good play, right? I played my favorite indoor and outdoor game: Pictionary. One of the bests. But it's not the one with you having to draw but just act out with the photos. 



Playing this game really made me reminisce my time at Cebu. It was the first time I played it and had a blast with Kim, Anna and Toni. How I wish they'd be my cousins instead, I can totally relate to them than my real cousins. No offense. I'm being biased. One good laugh was that during the prayer service in their house in Leyte, we were upstairs and so loud that they had to go up and tell us to tone down. Great memories. I'd love to go back to that wonderful summer. One of the best summers, I must say. If ever they're reading this blog post, hey, I miss you guys and thank you for everything. Playing this game with my cousins is not as fun as I played it with them. They're just natural. 

Might as well, say goodbye now because I'm about to tear up. Add myself to send condolences to one of the best singers to exist, Whitney Houston. Woo, I just watched some band to sing Hey Jude, and it was so great. 

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