Thursday, November 17, 2011

Mga Eksena sa Jeep

I was posting about commuter experiences on myLot and as promised, I shall share this email. This was sent to me way way back. I hope you enjoyed this as much as I enjoyed it. Sorry if the language’s in pure Tagalog. This email was sent primarily with Filipino readers in mind.

I wonder if fellow Filipinos can relate on these "Mga Eksena sa Jeep"?



Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Book Review: For One More Day by Mitch Albom

I’ve taken quite a long rest from reading and I’ve been searching for a good read. I had this talk with a friend and she let me borrow her copy of Mitch Albom’s “For One More Day”. I’ve been a fan of Mitch Albom after reading his “Tuesdays with Morrie” and “The Five People you meet in Heaven”. His works are easy to read and the best of it all, readers can easily relate to the context of his book.

“For One More Day” tells the story of Charley “Chick” Benetto and how his life went to the downside. He’s an alocholic, his wife and only daughter cut off their communication with him, he wasn’t invited to his only daughter’s wedding and he tried (but failed) several times to commit suicide. His suicide plan was to return to his original home, Pepperville Beach, and commit suicide there. On his last attempt, he was again unsuccessful (or so he thought) and as he staggers, all bloody and broken, back to his old home he found his mother there. The thing is, she passed away 8 years ago. The book gives the reader thoughts on what would you do if you were given another chance to meet someone whom you consider to have a very important stand in your life.

Thursday, November 3, 2011

On being an Arashian

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I really am against all forms of fandom since I thought it'll completely take up most of my free time and in some way, it'll be like a waste of time. Spending most of your time online, chatting with people whom you don't even know and in exchange for what? Nothing…

And everything changed when I became an Arashian.

"Arashian" is a term Arashi fans used to call themselves. ARASHI is a 5-member boy band group from Japan who appears on almost all media available. Truth to be told, I can say they're not only famous in Japan but internationally as well. I've been an Arashian (Arashi fan) for almost 4 years and I'm still an active fan. It's been some time and I last saw this post from Huxley via Vox but since Vox is now placed in a permanent downtime state, let me share this post with you guys.