Just so you know!

It may be one my dullest day for the last couple of months. Back then, I always wanted a time out from all the hassles brought by school and stuffs but I think I would be better off going to school these days. I woke up so late, too late it was 2 PM. I didn't even slept late last night. I don't know why my body clock could not get a hold and be alive early in the morning. And I realized it is awfully hard to readjust my body clock as of the moment. So back to me, waking up so late. Got up with severe headache. Too much for oversleeping. Another thing, my body's covered up with rashes. I have to take up doses of anti-allergy tablets. I hope I wouldn't have to go through this ordeal but my immune system declared a power failure.

So I went back to school with my head aching, trying to ask if I could be able to enlist myself for the summer classes. You see, I have to get around another dot of Calculus. But I don't mind, I really don't have anything much to do with the way things are going for my studies. Bad news is I could not get myself enlisted for the class offering. It would be a first-come, first- serve basis on the day the enrollment. Goood Lord, I would not be home by the time the enrollment is going on. So I have to cut short my vacation just to rush back home for the summer classes. Nice!

I started reading the book I borrowed, couple of days ago. I was slowly trying to indulge myself with how the story is building up not until my allergy pulled off another irritatingly cutaneous stunt. I was stcratching the whole time and could not stop. So I have to postpone reading the book and take another allergy pill. God knows, I hate meds. I could finish a glassful but could not get to swallow the tablet. I guess, I'll just continue reading the book by tomorrow.

All in all, my day was not keenly felt. Just the same things happening the normal way. I wish I could try liven up things after the Holy Week. Might as well try to spend the remaining days reflecting and recollecting all in honor of the Holy Week. Just this once, I could be able to live the way He ought to have done.

Ate a bunch of this couple of days ago. Went to the market to look but no one's selling any. I wish I could have another basket full of this. Calling Ashlee!

In reality! Really!

In real life, you cannot sing all you want in the woods accompanied by a gang of forest animals. In real life there are no evil, wicked stepmother that would cast spells to the extent of killing all in the name of beauty.

In real life, there are no little friends so hospitable to let you live amongst them.

In real life, there are no magic spindle that would prick and cause your death.

In real life, a kiss could not turn a toad into a handsome prince.

In real life, there are no fairy godmothers and no 12 o'clock time limit.

In real life, no magic carpets could take you into places you want, no genie, no talking parrot.

In real life there are no prince charmings whose only kiss would defy the greatest of spells.

In real life, there are no damsels in distress awaiting for their own prince.

Time and again fairy tales had cast us in a journey beyond imagination. A cosmo where magic prevails and where true love exists. Aided by dwarves, fairies, and prince charmings. We never lose grip until we reach the end where they lived happily ever after.

I guess, we have and will always be engaged in fairytales. I lost count on the many versions the story have gone through but with the same set of characters all ending in the same norms.

I, for one had hoped to become a prince. The one with air of authority, with looks that awe every little being in Earth, so gallant, who fights for honor and-- love. I longed for my princess. That damsel in distress who needs her knight in shining armour. And then gone with the tale of that smooch that could cast away spells. Thence, take her into my kingdom and would share our own happy ending.

Now, that's overly romantic. My daily life would depict I could never a prince. For one, I'm not authoritative and I have hard time imposing something. Another, my looks is plainly-- plain. Average. I don't even bother if it matter for others. I'm not brave, at all. Cheers to that, I'm so not prince-like.

You see, you never get over the sad reality that when your done with those fairy tale books you always have to face reality. The downright indication of your existence. No dragons, no princess, no magic. It's life, you have to face it. You get hurt, you need no fairy godmother or any of this tale earthlings, you fight alone, and you don't always have to end up winning your side of the bargain. That is purely life.

In the end, it all comes down on trying to weave your own magic within your self and reality is your happily ever fater is all up to your hands.

WOW Philippines

School's ended. For some of my friends, a gracious exit of graduation is but necessary. For me, I've been able to contemplate on things and wouldn't mind staying for one more year. Too much for people who asks me when is my graduation? I just reply in rather polite manner, I can't. Well, good thing I always am able to pull that off.

The next academic year would never be the same, I know. There are few who would also be finishing behind but they're just a handful. By next year I could almost not see familiar faces. It would be unusual to walk down the CAS corridors and just couldn't find someone you could see and greet. Just a peculiar feeling of an overstaying undergraduate.

Maybe I just need to dive off with amino acids and metabolism once again. Maybe I need to perfect limits and integrals. Maybe I need a dose of GE for one last time. Quite maybe.

But it won't be maybe if I look at the other side. The brighter one. Fourth year was all in all worth it. It wouldn't be my last, for soapy sake, but it would always be fun. Fun, very fun! I've been to places I've wanted to go to. Shared a laugh or two with my classmates who were a bunch of comics by nature. Experienced a whole lot of learning.

BORA GETAWAY

From someone who lives in Panay but who haven't been to Bora, this was thrilling. I thought I couldn't enjoy a single moment since I've been troubled the whole time I was in here. Good thing, I was able to suck it all up and tried my best to enjoy the experience. I was apprehensive about my roommates when we arrived since all of the others had a group of their own, so that makes me trying to look for the others who haven't have one. So I settled with Ren, Ashlee, Dana and Reyl.

BOHOL THRILL

I got more giddy that I would be able to see the tarsiers than checking the more famous Chocolate Hills. I'm with my Hatchery Management classmates with my super cool Prof., Sir Corre. I've wasted more time trying to look for pasalubong than trying to appreciate the site. In the end though, I only bought about a few piece of shirt and a handful of key chains. So much for thinking of bringing home something to my folks.

CEBU TRIPPIN'

I enjoyed much of experiencing Cebu. Added to the fun is the company. More than anything else, I couldnt forget the trip's blunder. So much of unlucky hassles on the road and sir is blaming a single person. CHiCKY. Well, she's the only one who's not ashamed of saying "may balat siya sa puwet". I, otherwise think it's shameful. Good thing, I wasn't faulted at all. hehehe

In the coming days, I would be out again exploring the 7,107 islands of the country. One at a time. Might as well get ready for a new adventure ahead of me.