Monday, April 17, 2006
"...and I'm back!"
Life up in Baguio was great! I think I am beginning to convince myself of moving there not only of its cold climate, but the house we get to live in. Well actually it is not our house. Its a privelege Dad got from being a Manager in PNOC-EDC. So to all of my friends, that clears out your thinking of us being rich people!There a lot of things I want to share! I hope you are all expecting this to be "groovy"!C:
~ Dad was in Iran so he was not with us during the first few days which includes on our way to Baguio and inside the city itself. He just arrived during our 3rd day we were there, but it was okay because we get to bond with him during our last days.
~ During our trip to Baguio, we had our first bad experience. We were two vehicles, our REVO and our DMAX. We were driving smoothly, except the way one of my Tito drives! Trust me, it was very frightening! But it was not his fault fortunately that our REVO got hit by a HUNDAI GRACE! All the vehicles had already stopped including us. My best cousin, who was sitting at the back of the car, said that she saw the GRACE speeding its way towards them and finally ending up hitting our REVO at the rear. Then that was the beginning of an unexpected hassle we had. We went to the police, Mom talked with the other party, and finally it was settled. Sigh, that was really a lesson for my Tito, right?
~ But no! Na-ah! Tito still drove adnormally! The heck with that??
~ oOOooh! This conversation was good!
Tita: (seemingly shouting) Akin na nga ang lisensya mo! Tignan ko!
Mr. Nakabangga samin: (looking really pissed off) 'Wag niyo naman ho akong pagtataasan ng boses! Pare-pareho lang tayong na-ano!
Tita: Aba! Bakit? Sino ba ang nakaperwisyo? 'Di ba ikaw? May karapatan kaming magalit! Ano gusto mo, matuwa kami na binangga mo kami?
Mr. Nakabangga samin: (shoked to say anything)
Hoooo!!! Go Tita! I loved that! For your information, I, my brother and my two other cousins were really shocked of what that Mr. said and we are wanting to tell him to shut up!
~ Some of our conversations are, I admit, very offensive to others so I would not mention it here anymore. But some of the memorable words I would like to share are GARDENIA, BANGKAY, BAUL, JJ, JOMA, TOOT...which are all pertaining to two persons. It's up to you all to find out who. My cousins would understand these words, right Tricia, Bea?
~ Because Dad was not there to guide us in our sight-seeing during our first days, we hired a tourist guide. His name was CACAY BALTAZAR. If anyone of you would be going to Baguio, not knowing what sites are good to visit, hire him! I just don't know his number. But you could look for him in Botanical Garden. *wink*
~ Buying things like souvenirs, food and echebureches, was also fun! I get to have new stuffso I guess it was a good experience.
~ And these are some good picturesI got using my very own beloved camera!
Sorry but that would be all as uploading all of them takes too much of my time. I'll try to show more of oue pictures some other time.
Well do you see why I am too excited to be in Baguio?
:)
I guess not.
Posted by halee at 2:29 PM
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Tuesday, April 11, 2006
The Two Girls
Today, Trisha and I launch our new blogspot.Please take a moment of your time to visit our new site!:)
Also, please be notified that it is still under construction so changes would be gradual.
Thank you!
Click here!
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Monday, April 10, 2006
Don't Mind Me
Click here and sing my favorite song!Rest of My Life - Unwritten Law
Am I the only one that feels alone
Though, all is home
Emotions flow
Am I the only one that hears the tears run down my face
Would anybody recognize at all
Cause I know
I'm so slow
But I'm tryin
And I'm still dyin to know
Say you won't leave for the rest of my
Life's the only thing that deals the pain
Like pouring rain down
Breeding hate
And I don't wanna do no wrong
My God, it's been so long
Please comfort me
Before I go insane
Cause I know
I'm so slow
But I'm tryin
And I'm still dyin to know
Say you won't leave for the rest of my life
I know
I'm so slow
But I'm trying
And I'm still dying to know
Say you won't leave for the rest of my life
the rest of my life, na na na na na na na na na na
I'm so slow
But i'm tryin
And i'm still dyin to know
Say you won't leave for the rest of my
I can't have you leave for the rest of my
Say you won't leave for the rest of my life
Posted by halee at 3:27 PM
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I Just Can't Wait
It's monday today! One day left and we're off to Baguio! I just can't wait to be with my relatives again!:)Posted by halee at 2:29 PM
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Friday, April 07, 2006
My New Photo Slide Show
hi everyone! love it or not, this is my new photo slide show:)
nice right?
hihi:p
Posted by halee at 6:10 PM
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Thursday, April 06, 2006
A Great Success
For the past weeks, I have tasted the morbidness of professors. They have allowed us, their students, to suffer while seeing our friends from other schools experience heaven while in their vacation. Well I don't blame the teachers actually, I blame the system of our school! Tell me, why did they ever think of having DLSU as being trimestral? Whatever has gotten into their minds has got to be something unthinkable. Anyway, I'm still thankful we're not quarterly. If that ever happened to us, then I'd have to die.Forgive me of my emotional introduction. That was just a product of the freedom I have now tasted as I ended my finals this day. It was a blessing for me because in each test I took, I was able to finish it at the right time (most of the time ahead of others). Because of this, I tried to check my answers which I would find others to be wrong so I would change it to best answers then that would make me feel confident about them. I am eager to say that all the tests I took this finals week are on the easy level. I guess everything that I have studied were the ones in the exam so I didn't feel nervous. But I don't expect too much on having a high grade. As what Maggy said, it's better to be pessimistic sometimes than to expect something great that would not happen.
I just want to make myself hate PE because we have to dance in the Yuchengco Hall, wearing dresses which I totally abhor, and high heels. It would be this Saturday. I hate dancing tango. Actually what we usually know about how tango is danced is totally different from what we have learned in class. I don't understand why we have to experience dancing ballroom dances in college when in the future, all we have to do is compute for interest rates and equillibrium income (for eco majors like me)! I'd rather dance boogie than tango! I LOVE SIR RONDA! hihi:p
By Wednesday, my family, which includes my cousins, my aunties and their husbands, and of course my grandmother, and I would be going to Baguio. It would be an exciting trip for me because I get to bond withmy family again. It's sad though because my dad would be joining us later as he would be in Iran for a couple of days. But the point is he would still be there so it's okay. I know Baguio is somewhat a normal place for some but it definitely is a place where lots of my memories were set. I love staying in our house there, provided by dad's company. Actually we stay there more than we go outside to view tourist spots.
Oops, I have to go! I didn't realize that I have written so much in here! At least I get to pay off this late update.
'Till next writing!
Gotta blast!