After listening to your new CD, I found out that this still holds true: Wo ai ni, Ken!
I have no idea what Track 9 is about (or any of the tracks!), but I've been playing it all night. All I ask is for you to refrain from cutting your hair like Jerry, dyeing your hair like Vic, and dressing up like Vanness. Stay away from all the metrosexuality! Afterall, I love you just the way you are. LoL.
And before I forget to tell you, I'll be in Hong Kong in May...*wink *wink. HeHe!
Monday, March 14, 2005
Friday, March 11, 2005
Surviving The Beach
Today was my first day on the South Beach Diet. You know what, it's not so bad. Okay, the V8 vegetable juice I had to drink for breakfast was nasty as hell, but everything else was fine (Whoever thought of making vegetables into juice must not have any tastebuds!). If you're Filipino, I would suggest eliminating rice way before you start this diet. Otherwise, I don't think you'll survive the first day. HeHe.
The book did mention that most people who don't become successful with this diet are those who travel. Thanks, thanks a lot. HeHe. Even I'm worried just surviving week two of this since I'll be working by then. It's fine and dandy right now since I'm just bumming around the house and I got nothing better to think about than my spinach quiche in the oven, but when things start getting hectic, all hell breaks loose, you know?
Anyway, here are a few of my mantras for the next two weeks: Thou shall love proteins. Thou shall cook for thyself instead of eating what's on the dinner table. Thou shall think about Zara's wedding. Thou shall remember that thy metabolism isn't what it used to be. Thou shall think about the possible cute boys in Asia. Thou shall keep the hope alive!
The book did mention that most people who don't become successful with this diet are those who travel. Thanks, thanks a lot. HeHe. Even I'm worried just surviving week two of this since I'll be working by then. It's fine and dandy right now since I'm just bumming around the house and I got nothing better to think about than my spinach quiche in the oven, but when things start getting hectic, all hell breaks loose, you know?
Anyway, here are a few of my mantras for the next two weeks: Thou shall love proteins. Thou shall cook for thyself instead of eating what's on the dinner table. Thou shall think about Zara's wedding. Thou shall remember that thy metabolism isn't what it used to be. Thou shall think about the possible cute boys in Asia. Thou shall keep the hope alive!
Thursday, March 10, 2005
Around The World
My tentative travel schedule according to the new boss:
April 22-29
Brussels, Belgium
May 8-13
Hong Kong
May 14-20
Guangzhou, China
June 22-29
Alaska, USA
July 13-15
Tokyo, Japan
November 10-12
Guangzhou, China
November something
Washington D.C., USA
I better learn how to eat with chopsticks soon. HeHe.
April 22-29
Brussels, Belgium
May 8-13
Hong Kong
May 14-20
Guangzhou, China
June 22-29
Alaska, USA
July 13-15
Tokyo, Japan
November 10-12
Guangzhou, China
November something
Washington D.C., USA
I better learn how to eat with chopsticks soon. HeHe.
Tuesday, March 8, 2005
Movie Fest
A summary of my two-day movie marathon:
1. Feng Shui (Filipino)
I almost didn't make it to Disc 2. HaHa! I watched the entire movie behind my two hands with only small spaces between my fingers and I made sure not to stare at any of the scary-looking characters. I think this is my last scary movie ever; my heart is getting too weak! HeHe.
2. Untold Scandal (Korean)
I am sooooo disappointed! That is all I'm going to say because my site is PG-13 afterall. HaHa!
3. Dance with the Wind (Korean)
Totally reminded me of Dancing King. See, people? There *are* straight male dancers out there! I just haven't come across any!
4. Now That I Have You (Filipino)
All I want to know is where Bea got all her outfits for that movie. Also, are there really cute guys who ride the MRT? I sure didn't see any in 2002!
5. My Little Bride (Korean)
Kim Rae Won will have to duke it out with Bayong. HaHa! Despite the wispy, dyed hair, he's still a cute youngin. Anyway, how many times do I have to say that guys don't need to spend a lot in order to make a girl happy? Yes, painting a wall can make all the difference in a relationship! HeHe.
1. Feng Shui (Filipino)
I almost didn't make it to Disc 2. HaHa! I watched the entire movie behind my two hands with only small spaces between my fingers and I made sure not to stare at any of the scary-looking characters. I think this is my last scary movie ever; my heart is getting too weak! HeHe.
2. Untold Scandal (Korean)
I am sooooo disappointed! That is all I'm going to say because my site is PG-13 afterall. HaHa!
3. Dance with the Wind (Korean)
Totally reminded me of Dancing King. See, people? There *are* straight male dancers out there! I just haven't come across any!
4. Now That I Have You (Filipino)
All I want to know is where Bea got all her outfits for that movie. Also, are there really cute guys who ride the MRT? I sure didn't see any in 2002!
5. My Little Bride (Korean)
Kim Rae Won will have to duke it out with Bayong. HaHa! Despite the wispy, dyed hair, he's still a cute youngin. Anyway, how many times do I have to say that guys don't need to spend a lot in order to make a girl happy? Yes, painting a wall can make all the difference in a relationship! HeHe.
Monday, March 7, 2005
Brighter Days
I'm in much better spirits today. I met with a counselor and she pretty much agreed with my interpretation of the law. After my letters to the property owner and Better Business Bureau, I hope this matter will be resolved. If not, the Small Claims Court is an option. Yes, my life turned from uber boring to uber dramatic in a span of 7 days. That's what happens when you interact with horrible people! How interesting though that my first big lesson had to do with the law. Is law school calling me? ;P
So, in a nutshell, I will not be moving out. I decided not to pursue my plans of living in the city for now. Yes, please tell Bayong and Christian that they still will not be able to come to my place anytime soon. LoL!
And what may have made me a little bit happier today: I'm going to Belgium next month! My new boss e-mailed me, asking me if I would like to join the staff in Belgium for a tradeshow. Hello?! Of course! My passport is ready to be stamped!
This means Belgium in April and Hong Kong in May. I was hoping that my first business trip will be to Japan so that I can snag a brand spankin' new digital camera to catalog the rest of my trips, but that is clearly not going to happen. I went to Best Buy yesterday and in fairness, the digital cameras being sold in the U.S. are quite tiny now. Hmm, I guess we know what I'll do if I get my money back from the wretched woman! But anyway, I'm going to Belgium! ::jumping up and down again:: Oh man, what language to they speak there?
So, in a nutshell, I will not be moving out. I decided not to pursue my plans of living in the city for now. Yes, please tell Bayong and Christian that they still will not be able to come to my place anytime soon. LoL!
And what may have made me a little bit happier today: I'm going to Belgium next month! My new boss e-mailed me, asking me if I would like to join the staff in Belgium for a tradeshow. Hello?! Of course! My passport is ready to be stamped!
This means Belgium in April and Hong Kong in May. I was hoping that my first business trip will be to Japan so that I can snag a brand spankin' new digital camera to catalog the rest of my trips, but that is clearly not going to happen. I went to Best Buy yesterday and in fairness, the digital cameras being sold in the U.S. are quite tiny now. Hmm, I guess we know what I'll do if I get my money back from the wretched woman! But anyway, I'm going to Belgium! ::jumping up and down again:: Oh man, what language to they speak there?
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