100 Random Facts 'bout Me (Part 1)

Since I cannot still complete this 100 Random Facts About Me, I've decided that it is better to break up this into parts... 

1. I was born in this wacky yet wonderful world at exactly 1:05 am.

2. My favorite color is GREEN which is inspired by my Mom, also YELLOW, ORANGE and the least is RED

3. I never sleep at ease, I always turn from side-to-side and even upside-down positions. And if you are beside me sleeping, sharing the same space on the bed, you are LUCKY enough for you have the once-in-a-lifetime experience to be kicked.

4. I am a certified GLUTTON. Ever since, I never have gotten any fatter, though. I want to get some fats *demo, sukoshi DAKE~* I really deeply madly need to gain some fats yo~!

5. I eat all sorts of vegetable expect from SALUYOT, that's the only vegetable that I greatly despise. Because before, I tried to eat it reluctantly, but it really hurts my throat whenever I try to swallow it. So, I  am telling you this upfront, you have a slim chance of making me eat that veggie, for you wouldn't even make me taste even a bit of it.

6. I don't really drink COFFEE even as a child because I used to believed that it stops you from getting taller. But, I must admit that I am not ignorant enough of its taste for when I was a kid, whenever I make a cup of coffee for my Mama and Papa, I need to check if its sweetness is already fine.
7.  The least viand I would eat for a meal will be LAING. I have tasted it only once, but since then, I've never attempted again. (In my own opinion, when it dries up, it is like a piece of ****.)
8.  Whenever I'm out, I couldn't live without a handkerchief on my hands for it is very useful for me.

9.  I used to have braces and I feel like I would want to wear braces again.

10. I LOVE soup. I really dose my meal with soup whenever our viand for the day would be Sinigang, Tinola or Nilaga.

TO BE CONTINUED...

Did I caught you staring at me? 

or Did you caught me 

staring at you? :D

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Btw, all of a sudden, I remembered this song, entitled STOP AND STARE by One Republic...

Just wanna share this to you... ^__^

True Happiness

     As I browse on my account in the famous social site Facebook, I have happen upon on a fan page and little did I know, despite of the fact that it's already past midnight, serendipity made me aware of this great man who have made me smile for his enormous LOVE for my dearest country. He made me realize that nothing can beats TRUE HAPPINESS. That no matter what happen, pursue your dreams despite all the odds that may hinder you from reaching it, nothing will be impossible if only just determination with a pure heart within YOU will reign, kitto (surely), the happiness you greatly desire will be granted.

David's photo compilation of his every sojourn in different 

places in the Philippines with LOVE.

     Coconuter as he refer himself, David Eric Poarch originally rooted from the land of Subic, Zambales, where he had spent 7 years before entirely going abroad. The Subic Naval Base is the turning point of his parents for it is where their crossroads met.  His mother, Marilyn Marang, who is a Filipino teacher and his father, Robert Poarch, an american navy man who happened to be transferred from Subic to Texas in 1993. 

       This occurrence made David's family, including him, oblige to leave Philippines and in which also, brought a momentous change in his life. For more than 13 years since they have migrated to Texas, he deeply yearns for his beloved Philippines,  where he grew up and earned lots of wonderful memories. Even from the start, David definitely wanted to stay on his hometown. He find it hard to fit in and adapt the many changes in his newly-known surrounding, and which it made him feel really stress. He was even ask by a classmate, "What are you?". Every tease he gets contributed to his becoming of unsociable and loner person.  But in spite of these, he found the strength to say that he has a descent of half-Filipino and half American. And through passing time, regardless of all the struggles he have met, he did manage to cope all of these, he even excelled in his academics and became more competitive than ever which made him successful. From the Pearland High School, he graduated as a valedictorian and gained a full scholarship in Ivy League Rice University, pursuing the course in electrical and computer engineering that paid-off all his every effort and sweat he made through the years. He is certainly not just your typical 20-year old Fil-am boy you would know. He is a true man with not only brains but with also a great humble heart.

 David doing his Catharsis high school project in 
their Psychology class.

*I heard someone yelled here SEXY! Yah~ Oh well, sure, he is!!*

     In the end, however, after schooling in Ivy League for 2 years, he went back home to his motherland. Withstanding just having $200 on his pocket, he managed to live alone in a house vacated by his maternal grandmother who also migrated in the States. And as often as not, he goes trekking for him to reabsorb the Philippine culture he had missed. Plowing the fields would not definitely be a major concern for him because he really enjoys doing such work.


     In due course, David will be a regular contributor of a magazine which is dedicated to OFWs based in Dubai so-called as Ilustrado and which said to be launching soon.

        Also, for you to get more informations about him, try to follow the Coconuter's blog: coconuter.blogspot.com.

SOURCE: Inquirer mobile

Speak to express, NOT to impress.

Whatta Shame!

Today, I have something special to present to you (NOTE: I am doing this because my copy of our school paper was *intentionally or accidentally?! just kidding~ XD* misplaced by my gorgeous sister V^_^) - it's a back issue of one of my featured articles, this one is entitled Cheating: A Shame! This article was originally entitled as: Cheating: A Foe (if I wasn't mistaken~!) and it was located in the opinion section on our HS official publication or school paper. 

Okay... Without further ado, here it is, douzo~!

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      Some students like us are in immense relief once the weekend comes. We hope that it is already Friday for us to give ourselves a gargantuan  break for a long strenuous working of assignments, the tedious talk and stunning ticking-off of our great teachers, an endeavor in projects just to pass the deadline in last two minutes, and especially for the outrageous and nose-bleeding exams that we are all experiencing.

      For the rest of our school days when the time that there are homeworks, seatworks, quizzes, long examinations, cheating is always present. But the thing is, why can't we avoid such cheating? How can we steer clear of this? What will be the effect of this unto us?

      We've always known that cheating is a bad custom. Few of us are hard to pass it up particularly if it becomes a habit. One starts to cheat when time is not well managed. As soon as time runs out he will have no choice other than to cheat or else he will have a disgraceful low grade and the worst of all, he might fail. But for some reason, idleness and frivolousness is the rational behind. If one could only just have time-management and proper implementation of it. What is the use of the virtues and good morals we have learned in our studies principally in Values? We should also apply what we have learned from our parents and elders. We should learn to avert this kind of norm; have self-control. Otherwise, one will begin to depend on others and will not be capable of doing things on his own. In the end, you will be regretful and you will continuously say to yourself, "If I could just turn back time..."

      Remember that none of us was born a knucklehead. You should just have self-training; always keep in mind that first thing comes first. Don't practice what they call cramming habit; once that the deadline is near is the only time that you will pass your work. Have self-discipline for it is the key to success. Also, develop the habit of reading in advance, especially before coming across all sorts of examination like long and short quizzes, seatworks, assignments, and the like. And all in all, read (do not just glance on it, or do not just run through the pages only to enjoy seeing the colorful pictures) any reading materials especially in English, for it boosts our reading comprehension particularly our language fluency and proficiency.

Moreover, one should never consider oneself an inane person. It will become a fact if you do such thing; do not be so pessimistic. We should think a million times before we decide, we should also take all the consequences of what we are doing. Learn by heart that one false move, one reckless decision, everything will be lost, but whoever never made a mistake, never accomplished anything.

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Owari desu~! ^_^

The only truly painful goodbyes

are the ones that are never

said and never explained...

Oh! I Zeen... the Fest!!

Overdose of pictures from the OZINE FEST last April 10, 2010. This is my ever first time to attend an AniCon, so it was real PACK of FUN~!!! Yey~ Yatta ne... My sister, Donne and even her classmate joined the Karaoke Contest on the said event. But unfortunately, they did not get the chance to enter the grand finals. How sad, yet there's still so many chances to come so they did not lose hope... ^_^

The dais for the Karaoke Contest *cute* ^_^v

Picture taking in the front of Luna Online Game tarpaulin

Wink up Magazine with ultimate crush, Yamada Ryosuke in

the cover page

Group Picture with our fellow acquaintances, 

mostly ANIME ADDICTS :))

Another group pic shot :)

Me and Dah Gee with our beloved 

STRAWBERRY Chikara hats ♥^_^

Nah!~ It's just me xDD

Stolen Back Shot =))

Strawberry Birthday Cake of

our Dearest Ryo~kun ♥

My fair share! *wing-like ICING*

YUMMY!~ :]

Picture taking together with Fangirl Friends 

*without our beloved Jhen~sama* :<