Spazzkid | Death Cab for Cutie Night Pt. 2 - Route 196
AT BAKIT WALA NANG DEATH CAB FOR CUTIE NIGHT THESE PAST FEW YEARS?! Tangina, lasing na lasing ako nung gabing yon. @presidents dun kita unang na-meet unconsciously. Lulz!
Huling naalala ko don, kinkausap ko si Quark tapos pinakilala niya ako ke Wincy Ong (ata?) Tapos sabaw na sabaw na ako. Also: This was the night that I got my Multi-Colored Holga! Memories!
Also: Mark, hoy! Miss na kita!
Totoo! Nasaan na part 3?
Haha andun din ako lol
Shits! I think it’s a masterpiece, GD. You are one of the most awesome Koreans EVER.
I like high places.
Good night y’all.
(My Flickr’s starting to be pretty active… Once I reach 200, I’ll probably go back to my photo Tumblr. Sup Remika! We must have lunch tomorrow! First day! :3)
number 3 of “impossible to reblog” series
you guys are still reblogging these things
you are all dirty liars and I love you
or you really did this stuff. good job.
Heh.
This afternoon after lunch, I walked around Popular with Dila and tried searching for books we used to read during our childhood days. We found Ladybird Books Series, the This-Is-Peter-This-Is-Jane series, Enid Blyton (god, this was SO popular back in the 90’s) and Roald Dahl. I wanted to purchase a few books from each series because I loved the illustrations when I was a kid and I think I still love it now.
But the book that I want to buy and reread again the most is The Folk of the Faraway Tree by Enid Blyton. I love it so much that once when I was 15, my language teacher asked the class to draw their dream house and everyone drew their house either by the beach or on top of a cliff but I was the only one who wanted a tree house with Silky, Moon-Face and the Saucepan Man as my neighbours.
Ahh, my childhood. I need to find this book again.
Enid Blyton! I used to think I was the only one reading her Famous Five from the library. Actually I thought, it was a special nook in the library that only I knew of. <3 (I loved her before Narnia.)
Okay, I’ll be honest. I sat through 10 minutes of this movie before I stopped watching. I dunno why I couldn’t. I felt like I’ve already seen it, but it was just the absurd amount of hype surrounding it. I mean, I’ve been reading about it since January when it preemed in Sundance — the “unconventional” plot, the indie-darling stars, the soundtrack, the behind-the-scenes stuff, everything I wanted to know and didn’t really care about.
I was stoked when I was able to download a good copy. But just as the opening credits were rolling, I realized I didn’t want to see it as much as I thought I did. Maybe I’ll go back to it one day. Maybe not. There’s something so hackneyed about it. Dunno if all the reblogging ruined it before it even began.
Negl. I saw it for JGL. Hehehe
