For the record, we're still together but because of what happened earlier, I'm thinking twice of staying in the relationship. This happened for the nth time, countless times that I couldn't recall anymore. Him asking me to accompany him in the shop and eventually I ended up the one in charge of the business while sweet lil ol' him would play with his friends and eventually FORGETTING THAT SUPPOSEDLY HE SHOULD BE BUYING DINNER FOR US AS HE PROMISED but what happens is we ended up having no dinner for the night. This time, it's quite different. I volunteered to go to the shop and there he was, all cuddly and sweet and suddenly, the friends started encouraging the people around them to play. I told him it's okay to play since it was still early and we could have dinner at 8. The game started at 6:30pm and I tried to keep myself busy by looking at the auctions at e-bay. Later did I noticed that it was already 15 before 8 and alas! the game was finished. I was just not aware that my guy would still encourage his friends to play for another round. WTF?!? Supposedly, I should already be screaming "Hunnie, are you forgetting it's dinner time and we don't have anything to eat because the last minute before your started playing you said that you're going to buy us dinner" but I didn't out of respect for him and for his friends. So I ended up whining silently and wishing that I went straight at home so that I least I could have a normal meal. Ok, the big deal here is not really the meal but for god's sake, how many times have we ended up like this and the promises "Oo, d na mauulit. Sana d na ako naglaro." broken. God, I wish you could put yourself together and act mature. Remember, your dad's not here anymore, you are responsible for providing your family a better life. Palibasa nasanay ka. I couldn't really gauge how long I could take this and I'm not sure if I can still keep up with you. All I know is I threw the 'commitment' ring out of rage. Whatever happens, so be it!
Saturday, January 10, 2009
Sunday, January 4, 2009
Thoughts
Whoever said "Absence make the heart grow fonder"
is silly,
IT should be
ABSENCE makes the person in a relationship PONDER
is silly,
IT should be
ABSENCE makes the person in a relationship PONDER
Saturday, January 3, 2009
Survey 02
1) Can you take this without deleting any questions?
- naman!
.
2) What's going on between you and the last person you kissed?
- he's the person i'd like to spend eternity with
.
3) What was your worst mistake in your life?
- uhmm... the "fling" thing
.
4) Would you get back with your last ex if they asked you?
- again, i don't have an "ex"
.
5) What's something you really want right now, be honest:
- chocolate cream chip from starbucks
.
6) Last time you had butterflies in your stomach?
- last night! haha!
.
7) Does anything on your body hurt right now?
- my back.. =(
.
8) Who was the last person to disappoint you?
- can't remember
.
9) Who was the last person you had a deep conversation with?
- momi marla
.
10) What are you listening to?
- If I were a Boy
.
11) Whats a quote from a song that you are listening to?
- Drink beer with the guys and chase after girls
.
12) Have you ever punched a hole in the wall?
- haven't thought of that
.
13) Do you know someone in jail?
- yep!
.
14) What about in DGA?
- nope!
.
15) Where were you at 2:00 this morning?
- house.. uploading pics from last night's gimik
.
16) Who did you copy this from?
- kaye - friendster
.
17) How do you know them?
- classmate from sjs
.
18) Do you wear glasses?
- yes and i wear contact lenses too
.
19) Anywhere you'd rather be right now?
- singapore
.
20) Are you going anywhere for the next summer?
- don't have plans yet but i have to attend a 5 day retreat in manila
.
21) Do you have plans today?
- none so far, come what may
.
22) Waiting for someone to call?
- nope!
.
23) Will you call them if they don't call?
- not in the mood
.
24) What's a fact about the last person who had their arms around you?
- he's my life
.
25) Where did you get the shirt you are wearing?
- bought it years ago
.
26) Could you go a day without eating?
- impossible!
.
27) Do you know anyone that smokes weed?
- yep!
.
28) Do you still talk to the last person you dated?
- definitely
.
29) Have you ever kissed a stranger? if so, how did it happen?
- nope
.
30) Do your parents force you to go to church or let you make the decision?
- both..haha!
.
31) When it comes to the opposite sex what is your type?
- payat na instik.. :p
.
34) Can you do splits?
- before when i was in the squad but now, nuh-uh
.
35) What was the last thing you drank?
- iced lemon @ kopi roti
.
36) What was for dinner tonight?
- chicken i think
.
37) Does your ex miss you?
- don't have an "ex"
.
38) Does anyone love you?
- i know a lot of people love me
.
39) How was the week been?
- great but tiring
.
40) Does the last person you shared a bed with mean anything to you?
- yes, she's my bestfriend, she just went here for a sleepover
.
41) Do you curse in front of your parents?
- no coz if i do, i'd be spanked
.
44) Have you ever kissed anyone who's name started with an A?
- nope
.
45) Did anyone see you kiss the last person you kissed?
- yep.. kissed him on the cheek
.
46) When a friend walks out of your life, do you go after them or let them go?
- of course, i have lots of friends but have trusted friends, i wouldn't want to lose any of the two.
.
47) Have you ever fallen asleep in someones arms?
- yep!
.
48) Do you still talk to the person you last kissed?
- yep!
.
49) Does anyone hate you?
- who knows?!?
.
50) Do you believe everyone deserves a second chance?
- depends on the situation but personally speaking, yes
.
51) Have you ever seen your best friend cry?
- yep
.
52) Do you dance in the car?
- haha.. sometimes..
Peace offering
Got new havaianas today (January 3, 2009) personally delivered by Tim at around 12:05pm. My first havaianas for the year.
Curfew
From Wikipedia's definition -- The word "curfew" comes from the French phrase "couvre feu" which means "cover the fire". It was used to describe the time of blowing out all lamps and candles. It was later adopted by the Medieval English language as "curfeu", which later became the modern "curfew".[1]
A curfew can be one of the following:
A curfew can be one of the following:
- An order by a government for certain persons to return home daily before a certain time. It can be imposed to maintain public order (such as those after the 2003 North America blackout and 2005 civil unrest in France), or suppress targeted groups (such as was enacted on Jewish people during the regime of Nazi Germany). Curfews have long been directed at certain groups in many cities or states, such as Japanese-American university students on the West Coast of the United States during World War II, African-Americans in many towns during the time of Jim Crow laws, or people younger than a certain age (usually within a few years either side of 18) in many towns of the United States since the 1980s; see below. Some jurisdictions have also introduced "daytime curfews" that would prevent high school-age youth from visiting public places during school hours or even during immediate after-school hours.
- An order by the legal guardians of a teenager to return home by a specific time, usually in the evening or night. This may apply daily, or is separate per occasion (especially concerning dating), or varies with the day of the week (earlier on a so-called school night, i.e., if the minor has to go to school the next day).
- A daily requirement for guests to return to their hostel before a specified time, usually in the evening or night. Arriving later has the consequence of being locked out until the morning. It allows the hostel to dispense with a doorman during the night, and improves quietness at night.
- In baseball, a time after which a game must end, or play be suspended. For example, in the American League the curfew rule for many years decreed that no inning could begin after 1 A.M. local time.
- Many airports operate with rules that during certain times, the airport will be effectively closed, to facilitate noise restrictions in areas under the airport's flight paths. Examples include LaGuardia Airport in New York City, and Sydney Airport in Sydney, Australia. The practice is commonly known as an Operating Curfew, or Movement Restriction.
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