04-01-09
I learned from being all by myself,
it's better to stalk.
Stalk someone until he gives in.
(hahaha)
I learned that you could never be
happy to be with someone
not because you love him,
but because you need him.
I learned that there are assholes
in this world who love to
toy with women's emotions.
I learned that pretending is
never at all an escape from
getting hurt.
I learned that I'm just making
a fool of myself,
trying to make believe
that I can carry myself.
The truth is I NEED someone
but there is really
no love story for my life,
only fantasies from my dreams.
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
She.....
She takes care of herself. She is amazed with her busy life. She's dedicated to everything that she does. When she meets her friends, she always embrace them with a smile. Everyone admires her unbelievingly. Everyone loves her so dearly. But one thing they don't know is that there's a missing part of her. They don't know that somewhere in the corner, she's crying. She's never been really happy at all(part of it). Her smiling face and happy-go-lucky girl never really work all the time. She also bleeds somewhere in the dark where no one can see. Pretending is her salvation, atleast that's what she thinks. And seek refuge to no one but herself. Being alone is really freaky boring and lonesome. A family's care and a friend's company is never enough. She needs someone to walk with her and holds her hand when crossing the road. She needs someone to laugh at her jokes and share her unlimited stories. She needs someone to inspire her.
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
My 18th Birthday(03-25-09)
This day is my 18th birthday and I'm celebrating it here in the pylon office(nyahahaha). My co-pylonites here are teasing me to treat them. Unfortunately, my pockets are empty and my wallet got only a 20peso bill. This 20peso bill of mine will only be spend for my fare going back to Tobod,my place. Anyway, my birthday wasn't thhis bad at all. This morning I had a date,(whooooo). I went to see this friend of mine at my Ninang's house. I have known this friend of mine for so many years now, since I was a kid. So when I went to see my friend,we went to a bookstore since both of us are book-addict. Then we went to a restaurant. My friend paid all the food we ordered and we had a very funny and interesting stories to talk. My friend talked about thier training in Cebu and damn it was really hard. But she was tough. She's born to be a police woman someday. That's the spirit of my Ate Mitchelle.
Monday, March 23, 2009
A Mistake Is A Gift Of Life
Carol Beckett
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