Buksan Mo ang Summah


It's April. It's Summer. It's hot.

So how would you want a large-sized bowl of Halu-Halo beaming with Halu-Halo fruits, leche flan, flakes, .Nata de Cocos, Sagos, beans, with one scoop each of two flavored ice creams, screaming right at your face? Yum!


It's definitely summer, and can you just believe the heat here in the country! Sod Global Warming, the summer heat seemed to have increased in temperature this year. Notice! Hm. For that, I'm so becoming a total indoor girl developing contagious phobia of the Sun. Not that I hate the Sun-- Sun that sustains life and all that, just that, going out there with Mr. Sunny up so high, with rays shining like halleluiah is rather scary. I'm thinking I would burn to death, or turn into ashes, get blown by the wind and vanish, or get awfully dark as that kohl on my makeup kit, or get my whole body blazing with fire like Human Torch the moment I step out of the house. I mean, it's seriously hot outside and I'm losing my head.

Since I'm officially and thankfully through with my ''highschool'' life, which I'm sure I'll miss terribly, as of last week, I shall make the most out of my two pre-kolehiyala months. Instead of sulking over the 2008 heat and bore myself at home, why not do something significant, productive, and yet enjoyable, right? It's common to most teens my generation to get all jaded during the first few weeks of Summer, especially those who don't attend summer classes, or jobs since the Summer Shock [read: no paperworks, rushing, or any poopwork for this matter] requires average adjustment. It's absolutely understandable.

So if you guys are worrying much about being jammed at home, don't fret! There's still hope! It's barely the start of the whole season! Right now, you can just sit there, get your planner, [or anything] and go jot all the things you want to do this Summer. No limits. Go, do it. Be inspired. I'll do that now.

Anyway, I'm so pleased to tell everyone that I'm really recuperating fast from the surgical operation I went through last month. Like when you see me right now, you'll never know I went through something horrible recently. I look healthy now, thank you very much, and thank God, malls are now permissible in my system. See, yesterday I finally got to start doing my usual weekend lakwatsa.

I first went to DS to get my report card and certificate of good moral character to Mrs. Sarmiento. I got the chance to talk to some of my teachers for a good minute or two, and right then and there I knew I'm gonna miss DS for real, especially them who I owe most part of what knowledge I have now. Aye, did you know that almost everyone pala in the faculty thought I suffered from appendicitis? HAHA. They didn't know that it was ruptured corpus luteum, which was a lot worse than appendicitis. Anyhoo, those educators deserve a big-time credit from nudgehead because of the full assistance and consideration they gave me.

After DS, I went to Digital Learning, then off to the mall with my cousins, Leslie and Dessiree.

I treated the two to the movies since God only knows when the last time was that I got to watch one. While inside the movie house and enjoying my popcorn and green apple float drink as Les and Des munched down their own victuals, I received a text message from Jaycyl, my guy's friend. He was asking me to write a letter for Jeff and not tell him a single word about it. Jeff, together with his co-SE members of St. John ministry, would be leaving that day for Baguio for a three-day retreat. The said letter, which Jaycyl said would totally surprise my guy [and I love surprising people!], will be read during the retreat. And I was supposed to give Jaycyl the letter before 2:00pm and it was already 1:35pm then.

So I grabbed a pen and paper and hurried out the movie house and the mall. I told him to meet me in front of Mouse House Café. Since I hardly had any time left, I rode the jeepney right away and I struggled to do my letter inside the moving vehicle. A bumpy ride. Good thing I got to finish the thing properly and arrive at MH café on time.

After giving him the letter, I went back to the mall, and before I could even think of going back inside the movie house, I realized I forgot na magpatatak [which meant I wouldn't be able to enter cinema 3 anymore unless I buy new ticket] . So instead of heading back at the movie house, I headed at Carafe [which was located inside the mall naman], surfed the net, and waited for my two cousins.

By the way, I bumped along Sir Barbie [choreographer of our cheerdance last January, remember? Yung bakla. :D] while I was looking for my cousins at the mall. We had a good second or two and before we part ways, I was surprised to see myself hugging her, I mean him. Haha. I thought, she [I mean HE!] used to make fun of me anyway, and besides we owe her [I mean HIM!] a lot for winning the competition.

PHEW!!!

To sum up, I had a pretty good lakwatsa day with my cousins. Though it wasn't really fun, it was still fun!.. labo eh. Hehe. It's not like everyday that I get to spend time with both of them, anyways.

... and I hope Jeff cries his heart out reading my letter. HAHA. =)

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Later that Friday night,

I was doing some stuff in my PC when Grandmother entered the room whilst blabbing something about San Juanico Bridge.

Grandmother: What is the longest bridge in the Philippines?
Me: San Juanico Bridge! *proud*
Me: Alam niyo ba ba't pinagawa yun??? *smiles*

(NO answer)

Me: -_- *shrugs away*

Grandmother: What is the longest river in the world?
Me: NILE!!! [I was kidding]
Grandmother: Wrong! Missosouri river!
Me: Anong MisSOsouri, MISSOURI LANG!
Grandmother: Ay! Me Sori!

Hahahahahahaha. Such convo happens only once in a blue moon and I will hang myself if I didn't get to write that. Haha. I know you don't find it that funny, and most of you would think I'm sick crazy that it's such a nonsense blah, but come on! You can just imagine the whole scene!... Or maybe I'm really that mababaw. Oh boooy.

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>> Ramiele's out on A.I.

>>I want my hair done.

>> I'll be reporting in UST this April 10. Pray, pray, PRAY, that I get the slot and confirm my enrolment any time soon. Shooooot.