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| 05:30-07:00 | Constitutional Law | Persons & Family Relations | Constitutional Law | Persons & Family Relations | Criminal Law | |
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| 07:00-09:00 | English for Lawyers |
no more long lines. no more enlisting of subjects manually. no more bitchy lolas in the registrar. my enrollment in lyceum of the philippines college of law makati only took 45 minutes!
when i got my schedule and receipt of my tuition fee, i said to myself, "am i really doing this? i can't believe this is happening to me. am i really going to take up law for the next 4 years and study for the bar on the 5th year?" what the registrar said to me after i finished enrolling did help a lot. i think. hahaha she said, "okay ka na ms. resurreccion. and GOODLUCK."
nobody said law was going to be easy. but the prize that i will get at the end will be very rewarding. wish me luck world!
hmm.... atty. ma. gieleen r. resurreccion.. COMING SOON!
Beyond the celebrity sightings, musicals, shopping days, carb-loaded food trips, and clubbing…and all the unexpected, AMAZING adventures that those days had in store for us, my favorite times were the early mornings spent lounging in our pajamas, reliving the moment, overanalyzing boys, and laughing in disbelief that any of it happened.
And now…*drumrolls*
WISDOM I PASS DOWN TO YOU (from years of experience) naks! Haha jk
Confidence will get you ANYWHERE you want.
Liquid confidence will get you David Archuleta.
If you’re gonna get all glammed up for clubbing, it might as well be a club owned by Prince, waterfront/hosted by a popular frat, or in Hollywood.
Leave your jackets behind and brave the cold from the parking lot to the entrance.
You may think you look like you’re only 12….but you can MOVE like you’re 21.
Hooka’ heels get you noticed everywhere.
Take pole-dance lessons.
The only conversation that needs to take place on the dancefloor is: “Aren’t you gonna ask me to dance yet?”
If he’s dancing behind you anyway, you can imagine he’s ANYONE you want.
Chris Brown has the next #1 dance hit.
If he asks you where the party is, ask HIM to tell YOU.
Waiting 4 hours for havaiianas is worth it…just like waiting in line for Taqueria at 3am.
When in Vegas: hotel rooms are nice, suites are better, but having a vacation home all to yourself is BEST.
When it’s 107° wear sunblock…coz you’ll get TANNER.
Fall in love with LOVE.
Even celebrities watch Wicked.
The ocean may be freezing, but the surfers are always HOT.
If you’re gonna watch a game, sit behind the goal….feet away from your idol.
If you’re gonna vote for your American Idol, text 12 million times just to make sure. : )
Guys like girls who eat. *Some guys even like girls who eat A LOT.
Wishes do come true: you CAN get spaghetti and lumpia too!
When you like him, order pizza…to-go.
Always leave room for dessert…cheesecakes and milkshakes can be shared.
When you get a food coma…it’s called FULL.
Drink of choice: Martini & Rossi Asti Spumante…by the bottle.
All Third Day songs are “nice”…especially Cruisin’ in the Midnight Sky with Maria Valdez.
Rich likes drumsticks…and not just from KFC.
Don’t bother Mon when she’s tossing in bed.
Just when you’re sleepy, the parentals will feel like packing…or recording.
Kitty watches you while you sleep. Muahaha…
You may have missed meeting Cousin Matt, but bonding with Cousin Brandon and Cousin Ligia is the best!
BAYO rhymes with “mayo.”
Nice guys DO exist…some even pay for cellphone bills!
ALWAYS bring sexyback…your back, your back, your back.
Boycott texting—every 2 days.
Grab his arm—not the armrest.
When a guy asks you to spin for him—ano siya? Siniswerte?!?!
A pat on the head doesn’t always mean you’re a kid…or have shiny hair.
Just ONE arm squeeze is enough.
If he drives stick…help out.
Donovan is a hot name. Sugar is a stripper name. Call her Splenda nalang.
Your cousin’s best guyfriend can become a potential BOYFRIEND.
It’s only slutty if YOU think you’re being slutty.
“Carry? Oh honey, it’s already been carried.” *snaps*
Our future club will be called Pinzan…and the password to get in will be DEFINE.
#1 sign you had a GREAT time: you sound like a 13 year old boy the next day.
Don’t cry that it’s over…smile that it happened.
THANK YOU FOR THE NONSTOP FUN!!! It felt like I was on vacation, too! Trips to Memphis, Texas, Ohio, Florida, the Bronx, Old Town Sacramento, and Macau COMBINED could not come close to the wonderful time we shared!!!
You should graduate more often, Gie-linda! Love your shades, Monye…Moniquaw on the dancefloor.
For 2 ½ weeks, it was like WE were the Kardashian sisters! Kubby, MoniK, and GieleenK! Haha
You 2 are the BEST cousins a girl could ask for and I’m SO glad that you’re…
Mine…akin…mokanoke!
Love ya much,
Cubby
In my third time in America, I had the time of my life with my cousin Nepthys Antheia "Cubby" Resurreccion. From the very first day of this vacation to the very last day, it all seemed like a dream. Thank you so much for:
1. the endless glamorous clubbing with all kinds of nationalities. hahaha white guys who can't dance, black guys who CAN dance, FIL-AMS who CAN DANCE, and latinos who were just plain HOT. hahahaha who would think that I will attend a fraternity filipino party here in the USA?!?!? hahahaha and meet FIL-AMS with the ACCENT. yummy pinsan! woohoo! hahaha and I never thought I would go to a hip and happening bar in the KODAK THEATER, HOLLYWOOD where they hold the Oscars, Grammy's and American Idol!!!!
2. taking me to the house party of Ryan where I met Cuervo and Tanner. fling # what now? hahaha
3. The Live LA GALAXY vs. New York Red Bull Game where I saw my football idol David Beckham and was even an extra in the coming soon movie of Paul Rudd, "I love you, Man" where we met and had a picture taken with him
4. our endless eating and pigging out of carbs, cakes, icecreams, pasta, pizza,
5. Wicked Broadway Musical Play at the Pantages, Hollywood where we met and had a picture taken also with the Kardashians
6. The BEST SHOPPING DAYS! H&M.. Forever 21, Old Navy, Roxy, Quicksilver, Billabong, MetroPark, Target, Marshalls, TJ Maxx, Ross, Macy's, Payless, Mervyn's, IKEA, South Coast, Irvine Spectrum. oh my god! too many to mention!
7. Visit to your university, University of California Irvine and Cypress College and seeing your amazing paintings and wonderful art ceramics creations.
8. not going to six flags with us because you are traumtized with any kind of non Tweety's Escae ride. hahahaha
9. checking out surfer dudes at Huntington Beach and having that amazing burger and fries at Ruby's at the Pier
10. bringing us to Temecula, which is the Napa Valley of Southern California
11. watched THE BEATLES LOVE BY THE CIRQUE DE SOLEIL AT THE MIRAGE Las Vegas!!!
12. taking us to Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills where I admired the Purple Channel Bag!!! we will buy those soon!! soon!
13. for your endless gifts for us with Monique. I loved the H&M bag & Diesel Star Hand carry bag!
14. and of course introducing Monique and I to your best friends Erick and Ligia. keep them well. they are so much fun to be with. they made our stay twice as fun! they are the coolest and sweetest people ever! we're going to give them a fun time fo' sho!
I had no idea this vacation was going to be so goddamn good. I owe you so much when you come and visit me back home in the Philippines. I will give you a good time I promise. I will forever miss you pinsan. Thank you so much for everything. I will wait for you this August in the Philippines. And of course we will have a blast as we always do. I love you so much. From the bottom of my heart and soul, THANK YOU PINSAN!!! Mwah! Hugz! and TEARSSS!!!
so many have asked me already what are your weaknesses? i think i have to say failing. i hate failing. it's the most hurtful feeling of all. failing in a relationship.. in studies.. basically in anything and everything. i hate being a perfectionist. i hate letting my family down. they have high expectations for me. i have high expectations for myself as well. but it hurts more when you find out in the end that you are so stupid. that you cannot satisfy others and especially yourself. i have failed so many times. of course there were times when i also succeeded in life. it's so traumatizing to fail. so many problems are going on right now. and i have to help. it is my duty to help. you all may not know what i am talking about. to those that i am close to, i'll tell you soon. as of now, i cannot. i am too ashamed to admit to my failures. i'd rather show to the whole world that i have a perfect life. that i have the ability to succeed.
if only i can predict the future. or like the movie, "The Kid", starring Bruce Willis, i wish i could meet the older Gieleen and ask her how am i going to do? what am i going to be? who will i end up marrying? and just like "The Kid" movie, will the older Gieleen tell me, "Gieleen, don't you worry about a thing. everything's going to be alright."
oh how i wish and hope..
right now, i can't do anything but wait.
wait for what is really in store for me.
Grabbed from Melai. :)
I miss high school! I miss WOODROSE!
1. You carry a chapstick in your pocket and apply it twenty times a day.
2. The washroom becomes your chismis headquarters.
3. You complain when it's too hot; you complain when it's too cold.
4. There's probably more than one person in school that has the same top/jacket/dress/shoes as you that you got from Zara/Mango/Topshop.
5. You hate the thought of wearing your gala.
6. You go to confession regularly every week.
7. You space out during meditation.
8. You think that everything they sell in school is a rip off - sanitary napkins, soimai, Chuckie
9. Right after a class, you hang out by the bench.
10. You change the temperature of the aircon even though you're not supposed to. (HEH! We never had aircon!)
11. You panic when the projector doesn't work before a presentation.
12. You're not allowed to photocopy notes in the school bookstore without a teacher's note. (we used to naman before eh. hahaha)
13. You wear a jacket to school just to prevent not wearing a sando.
14. You wear nailpolish to school.
15. You can't resist posing for a camera.
16. "Ayem veri happee..."
17. You run away when you see Mrs. Aquino or Mrs. Adajar because a. you don't have sando, b. your nails are painted, or c. you're wearing ankle socks.
18. You have your own table in the canteen and no one is allowed to sit there except your barkada. (true!)
19. You greet teachers but stop without even saying their last names. "HI MISS!!!"
20. On a day when you have school and others don't, you complain like there's no tomorow.
21. Whenever it's someone's birthday, you tell each of your teachers as they enter the classroom and sing Happy Birthday To You over and over to waste time.
22. The guard who won't let you out the gate becomes your enemy.
23. You're sexually inappropriate with your friends but swear you're not a lesbian.
24. You bring your ipod and speakers and use it for playing music when there's no teacher -- never mind that P.E. was a few days ago.
25. Your top excuse for begging of P.E. is dysmenorrhea.
26. You do something stylish with the team jerseys during P.E.
27. You strip in front of your classmates.
28. You can talk about your period (and more!) without blushing.
29. You eat your lunch during Recess and catch up on our homework or study for a quiz during lunch then complain you're hungry.
30. Your parents don't understand that you're practically nocturnal.
31. You know better than to argue with Ms. Frim because you'll just end up getting frustrated.
32. Your blouse and skirt have textile paint on it.
33. You sit (or lie down) on the teacher's table when there's no teacher.
34. You wear your skirt so low on the hips that the top of your underwear is seen.
35. You wear printed bras under your blouse.
36. You try to go to mass on the first Friday of the month.
36. You have worn the same uniform since the sixth grade.
36 IS DOUBLED
37. You French your nails with Liquid Paper or paint them with highlighters.
38. You draw tattoos on your hand.
39. Your blackboard is actually a piece of plywood painted green.
40. A deck of cards is considered contraband.
41. You want to burn the SRA Box.
42. There's always a spare guitar in the classroom and you jam with your class when there's no teacher.
43. You don't really study during "study period". Instead, you roam around the school grounds - eating, camwhoring or making kwento.
44. You don't memorize. You "familiarize".
45. You nibble during H.E. cooking class.
46. Before interschool soccer/softball/volleyball games or debates, your school team is the only one that prays before each match.
47. You say "Hello!?!?!" so many times in a day it's practically subconscious.
48. You have about three sets of classmates with the same names and a handful more with names that rhyme and quite a few with the same last names. (hahahaha gielpy, chepi, wormy, winchi, queenz, annz,)
49. You call those silver clips "chuk-chuks".
50. When someone doesn’t make sense, you go "Kroooo".
51. You can pray and sing in three different languages: English, Latin and Filipino.
52. Your collar is substituted for tissue and table napkins.
53. You have mastered the art of dressing up in the classroom.
54. You simply stare at your teacher and raise an eyebrow when she says something stupid.
55. A regular day means having long tests, quizzes and suprise quizzes that turn your brain into pudding.
56. You pull an all-nighter just to finish a paper due the next day that was probably given a month ago.
57. You share everything with your barkada.
58. You know the difference between Esse and Essence.
59. You watch TV shows on the projector.
60. You can't resist passing by one of those tinted windows without looking at yourself.
61. The teachers get mad when you sit or greet them inappropriately during class.
62. You go "mmmmmmm" a lot.
63. You don't get the point of writing a reflection after meditation when Ms K said that it was okay if we don't listen.
64. You bring two blue ribbons to school - one for your uniform, another to tie your hair with.
65. You sometimes come to school with Starbucks in your hand.
66. You call your friends "guys" even if they're not.
67. You've never experienced a fire or an earthquake in your years in Woodrose.
68. You speak faulty Tagalog. There's a certain slang for every woodrose-ean.
69. You're not very good in basketball. (Soccer rulez. hahaha)
70. You get emotional over the littlest, stupidest memories of the "good old days."
71. You talk to your tutor like she's your best friend..
72. You spend so much time in the clinic, the nurse and Dra. know who you are.
73. You think drug tests add stress to your life.
74. You prank call people using the telephone in the registar's.
75. You go to the washroom to warm your hands in the hand drier.
76. You miss the vendo machine & the vendo queen.
77. You talk to your Filipino teacher in English and she doesn't mind.
78. You get so obsessed over UAAP games, TV shows and celebrities.
79. You vandalize the brick walls in the classroom.
80. You wear guys' shirts during Intrams practice.
81. You only look forward to being a junior or senior because of prom night.
82. You call the green tables "Rockwell".
83. Upon flipping over your collar, doodles, I-Love-____ 's, and dedications are displayed like graffiti on a sidestreet wall.
84. You're so sick of Town you go all the way up North just to see a movie.
85. You can sing the Woodrose Spirit in three voices, thanks to Music class.
86. You make beso practically everyone you know.
87. You complain when you have a lot of workload and then complain when you have nothing to do.
88. You get so used to the workload you practically miss it during summer.
89. Your name is blared several times over the speaker phone when your ride is there.
90. You go to other classrooms and sit in while the teacher is teaching.
91. It takes forever to load a webpage in the IMC.
92. It's all about who wins the cheering competitions during Family Day.
93. You're constantly thinking of new ways to get past the guard at the gate.
94. When the guard asks where your ride is, you just point at a car nearest you.
95. The reason why you arent paying attention in class is because you are too busy counting all your teacher's barok words or cutting your split ends or trying to fall asleep with your eyes open.
96. Line formation in the morning is gathering around the quadrangle.
97. "Today is the birthday of...."; "Debate/soccer/volleyball/softball meeting at the..." ; "Juniors, why are you so noisy?" are what you hear every morning during line formation.
98. You need not to look very far for a mirror in class.
99. It seems like it was just yesterday when you walked the halls of the Grade School building as a first-grader.
100. "In herself alone, she is more important than all the hundreds of other roses; Because it is she that I have watered; Because it is she that I have put under the glass globe; Because it is she that I have sheltered behind the screen; Because it is for her that I have killed the caterpillars; Because it is she that I have listened to, when she grumbled or boasted, or even sometimes when she said nothing... because she is my rose" - Antoine de Saint Exupery.
The Perils of the PBB Phenomenon
The crowd gives a deafening cheer and a rousing standing ovation as six pairs of young men and women come out from the back part of a platform illuminated by a thousand glittering lights, clad in matching biker outfits of mauve, cerulean and gold—all bright colors that signify youth and vitality—each one ready to claim all the glory in the world from the center of the stage, as it were. Undulating awkwardly to the beat of a popular melody which has become the cultural catchphrase of an entire generation, the twelve wear smiles worthy of toothpaste endorsements as they bask in the adulation of people who unwittingly feed their egos. Riding in brand-new, gleaming motorcycles, the twelve part the motley sea of curious onlookers, supporters and followers as they travel to the place they will call home for the next forty-two days, in hopes of forging new friendships, finding true love, and (if they’re lucky) winning one million pesos.
Such was the scene in the opening of ABS-CBN’s latest installment of the (debatably) popular TV franchise, Pinoy Big Brother. Now sporting “Teen Edition” as its oh-so-creative kicker, the show intends to pit twelve (wonder of wonders) teenage boys and girls in dangerously close quarters for a prize package worth at least one million pesos, sans all the fringe benefits of appearing on such a show (read: endorsements, TV hosting gigs, modeling stints, having your own love team, you name it). And while I have never been a big fan of the series ever since it was adapted to suit the Filipino palate, I can say in my own humble opinion as an average member of the viewing public that I have had enough, and that this particular incarnation of the show flat-out stinks.
First of all, let me concede that it is hard to be objective while watching a reality TV series as Pinoy Big Brother. The temptation of seeing images of our own repressed, savage psyche subjected to cleverly concocted and well-executed dilemmas captured on camera is just so terrible that it’s become fascinating. I know we sometimes catch ourselves doing a reflexive uptake as we see ourselves in the entangled lives of Zanjo, Bianca, Sam and Rustom, and we sometimes even feel self-righteous over these characters in some kind of bizarre, vindictive Schadenfraude. That being said, however, I feel that shows like PBB perpetuate the voyeuristic tendencies of the Filipino culture; an acculturation that has somehow justified (and indeed, validated!) our “need” to fork over each other’s dirty laundry. In short, it breeds a culture of chismis, an act that the average Filipino has gotten around to accepting so long as it’s not being done to him. Political Science professors would tell you that politics exists anywhere there is human interaction, but Kuya’s household, being a “carefully controlled” environment where majority of external stimuli is eradicated, seems more like a cruel, if accurate, Pavlovian experiment. The reality factor of PBB is different from the reality factor of say, the Amazing Race, because while both provide contrived situations that “test” each contestant, the manner by which the Amazing Race elicits our empathy and attention is on how each pair overcomes such contrivances.
PBB does just the opposite, capturing our attention by tastelessly focusing on how people get stuck in their respective ruts and spiraling down towards depression or self-destruction, as was the case with certain PBB contestants. If the Amazing Race is a display of humans’ triumph against adversity, PBB glories in the wallowing of people in the said adversities. Some people may argue that PBB eventually seeks the same ideal as displaying man’s glory in the face of adversity since it offers a prize at the end, but such a justification overlooks the fact that the means to get to the prize is by playing up the wrenching human (more often “romantic”) problems while inside the house to elicit viewer sympathy, and consequently, gather enough votes to muscle your way to the prize money.
Unfortunately, PBB: Teen Edition is no different from the previous installments of the show in this aspect. The concept is actually identical to the first two shows, with the only difference being that the players this time around are teenagers. I find trouble with this particular incarnation of the show on two counts.
First, I find it particularly disturbing that the portrayal of the youth in the show is highly one-dimensional and stylized. The show claims to gather together contestants from all walks of life, when in reality the difference among the contestants is largely geographical—and even that doesn’t count for much because some of the contestants live within one hour of each other. You may claim to have individuals of “unique and explosive personalities”, but in truth, PBB is a show about the bourgeois by the bourgeois. PBB glosses over the other 95% of the teenage population who do not fit into the show’s neat little categorizations as “the Teenage Mother from Laguna” or “the AmBoy from GenSan” or (gasp!) “the Atenean Scholar from Quezon City.” Why don’t we have “the Out of School Youth from Tondo” or “the Juvenile Delinquent from Subic” or “the Child Laborer from Payatas”? While I have nothing against people from the middle- to the upper-class, it is a crime for PBB: Teen Edition to consciously skim over these kinds of people in favor of those who are exponentially beautiful or glamorous. At least PBB: Celebrity Edition gave a fighting chance to the physically challenged and the virtual unknowns—the Teen Edition doesn’t seem to be so inclusive.
Maybe it is not so much the fault of the contestants as it is the network’s, which as a primarily profit-oriented company needs to turn a blind eye to the less appealing but admittedly more real fringes of society in order to justify its capitalist roots, where the marginalized people are reduced to voting fanatically for the person that they want to win. Also to blame is the screwed-up portrayal by media of what is acceptable or not. In an age where myths and fallacies of beauty and fame and wealth are so prevalent, we become nothing but passive receptors of manufactured principles. It becomes doubly aggravating to watch the show and its contestants perpetuate its own feeble version of reality in such precocious and cutesy tasks as looking for a Miniature Schnauzer named “Disney” in a pile of exotic canines amid screams of “It’s gonna make kagat na!” or “Paano ko siya iki-carry?” And what’s next? Do we also expect the teens to flirt, fall in love, engage in catfights (“I don’t like Back Fighters na tao…”), and the like? Even worse, do we expect to derive amusement from such instances?
Second and picking off from the first point, the show undoubtedly plays with the volatility of teenage emotions. While it is true (and some WILL claim this) that a lot of our teenagers today are mature and independent for their age, still a great number of them have yet to fully form a well-developed sense of self and being. Many teenagers still have difficulty reining in their feelings, thoughts and emotions in a manner that will withstand the strong pressure of a society that dictates what they should and should not do or be. This is not to say that the youth are gullible—far from it—but my fear is that with the way media plays up the ideals of our age, their convictions may not develop in a positive way, or at least not in a way that will be beneficial in the long run.
As some internet forums have noted, these teenagers will not do anything except magpa-cute, amid a context of sustained societal pressure in terms of how they should look, how they should act, and what they should do. These teenagers will begin to realize (if they haven’t already) that in order to win, one must play it cool or go with what the public wants. The consequence of not doing so would, of course, mean only one thing: eviction. If we continually foster this culture of voyeuristic familiarity and contrived socialization, what kind of future are we building for ourselves and for the next generation? The concept is made more terrifying when we realize that it is not just our own dirty laundry that we are airing out in public, but our children’s. In a way, we have prostituted the youth when we find a perverse sense of entertainment in watching how they operate in a Trumanesque setting, especially if we expect the same things to happen as did in the previous PBB shows.
As a teacher of teenagers, I take particular offense at the gross oversimplification of the adolescent life depicted in PBB: Teen Edition. If I have learned anything as a teacher, it is to believe unconditionally in the great potential of each student, and to actively refuse to box them under convenient but imprecise labels. Society should know better than to try to have an assimilated understanding of adolescents, much more impose its own pre-conceived yet faulty notions of what reality should be. We continually whine about our frustrated efforts of searching for the leaders of tomorrow, but who should we blame for a culture of mediocrity, elitism and immaturity but ourselves? If it is true that we can’t teach old dogs new tricks, then let our generation perish in our self-induced spiraling towards self-destruction.
But for the love of God, spare the youth from this madness. Instead, if we want to see how savage human nature can be, I’m all for putting politicians—Administration, Opposition, their puppets, and everything else in between—inside Kuya’s house. That should prove to be an interesting sleaze fest if I ever see one.
Just don’t make the winner the next President.
..yup. i'm now wondering what will happen to me after i graduate.. which is pretty soon. april 26!!!!
2. YOUR MAIN RINGTONE?
..the TS national anthem: low! hahaha
3. WHAT U DID AT 12 LAST NIGHT?
..slept and i even had a dream last night that i was jumping from cloud to cloud. i don't know what that means. hahaha
4. WHO WAS THE LAST PERSON U WENT OUT
WITH? WHERE?
..chairee, ram, cj, ron, and chino at jack's loft, eastwood
5. THE COLOR OF THE T'SHIRT
YOU'RE WEARING? NOW?
..black
6. THE LAST THING U DID?
..ate some chips
7. 3 OF YOUR EVERYDAY FAVORITE ITEMS
..apple bottom jeans, boots with the fur, the whole club looking at me... hahaha
9. HOW MUCH MONEY IN YOUR WALLET NOW?
..enough for this week
10. HOW'S LIFE?
..it's beginning to make sense day.. by day.. by day
11. HIPHOP or EMO?.
..neither. i'm eclectic.
12. WHAT WILL U DO NEXT WEEKEND?
..on sat, play futsal in palms hopefully with chesa and queenie! and on sunday go easter egg hunting!!!
13. WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME U SAW UR
EX?
..ah.... last year i think in an inuman session after a uaap football game? haha we didn't even talk. so does that count?
14. WHERE IS SHE/he NOW?
..no idea.
15. WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME YOU TALKED
TO YOUR BESTFRIEND?
..last week! cheppi weppi!!! i miss you naaaaaaa!!!!!!!! please! let's go out!!!!! i'm almost done with college pare!!!
16. WHO IS THE LAST PERSON THAT
TEXTED U?
..my driver to pick me up tomorrow 8am.
17. WHERE DID U HAVE UR DINNER LAST
NIGHT?
..in sta. rosa. ahhh!!! i can't wait to go home and spend holy week there! i can't stand living in the condo anymore w/o a maid and good homecooked food! hahahaha pathetic i know. but you would say the same too.
18. THE LAST SURPRISE YOU GOT?
..a while ago. secret ko na yun. hehe
19. LAST THING U BORROWED FROM UR
FRIENDS?
..i think someone here owes me some cash. hahaha you owe me! :p we better go out again soon so that you can treat me! hehe
21. WHAT WILL BE YOUR WEDDING SONG
IN CASE YOU GET MARRIED??
..as of now, that would be KEEP BLEEDING LOVE by leona lewis. i love it so much right now!!!
22. WHY IS THAT??
..the message of the song is so nakaka-inlove!!!! ;)
23. WANNA SHARE WITH WHO?
..my prince charming. :) still wating for you.
24. WHO KNOWS UR SECRET?
..depends on which secret. hahaha
25. She KEEPs UR SECRET?
..i like to think so.
27. ARE YOU ANGRY WITH SOMEONE?
..no. i can't stand being mad at someone for such a long time.
28. WHAT DO YOU ORDER AT MCDO?
..mc chicken meal burger w/ fries and the coke float. yummmmy!!
29.THE LAST TIME YOU FELT SO SAD?
..when i attended my cousin rich's grade 7 graduation last weekend in lasalle greenhills, i heard the song that they play when you graduate. that march song? well call me a cry baby, but i cried and shed a tear when i heard that song. hahahaha pathetic isn't it? hahaha cuz i can't believe i'm going to graduate college already and enter the real world.. FINALLY! hahaha i'm so going to miss my teammates, my orgmates, my professors, and of course being a student in the state university of the philippines, UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES DILIMAN.
30. ONE THING THAT MOST PEOPLE DON'T
KNOW ABOUT YOU?
..mababaw ako. the smallest things people do for me cheer me up. ;)
(24 Oras GMA 7, FEB 25, 2008)
(From a forwarded e-mail)
Prof Goldie Lim, Comm II, circa 1998,
first day of class:
"Last sem was the first time that I
gave a grade of 5, and it felt good!!!"
---
Sabi ni Ma'am Meggie De Guzman ng Zoo
10: "Nasa bandang gilid ang fallopian
tube. Kaya kung gusto niyong magka-anak
ng asawa niyo, dapat nakatagilid kayo
habang gumagawa."
---
Sir Ebreo, Span 11 - discussion:
imperativo
Kapag magkaaway daw kayo ng bf mo, ang
sasabihin mo is "No me toques" (don't
touch me). Pero kapag okay daw kayo,
sasabihin nyo (with feelings and with
actions) "Tocame! Tocame!" (Touch me!
Touch me!)
---
isang CMSC prof...
"i hate repeating myself... i hate
repeating myself."
---
nagbigay si math 14 instructor ng
formula ng cosine law, tapos biglang
nagtanong.
"tama pa ba 'tong pinaggagagawa ko?"
---
Quote ni Sir Tuting: "Children are the
evilest creature in this planet"
---
prof abad: "Ikaw. Sa presinto ka
magpaliwanag!"
---
sir atoy ng histo I:
"Oo, nagpapaulan ako ng uno... baket?
aanhin ko ba nun? di naman ako yayaman
dun."
---
from Dr. Recio:
"The human body is 70% water. Kaya wala
kayong kasaysayan lahat. Pag may kaaway
ka, sabihin mo sa kanya, TUBIG KA
LANG!!!"
---
Stories ni Ma'am Chei Billedo:
1.
Ma'am: Many people believe that we,
psychology graduates can read minds...
(silence) Actually, we can.
Class: Weh.. Sample..
Ma'am: Right now, you think that I'm
bluffin
2.
"I don't give surprise long exams. all
exams are announced. Halimbawa, 'Class,
mageexam tayo,
NGAYON NA!'"
---
sir de jesus: "class, next week na lang
ung result sa exam nio, i am having a
hard time checking it. i will seek
first
the divine guidance on what to do about
it. class dont worry about ur grade.
let
me worry about it."
---
"The aim of policy making is to invoke
action! Because action speaks louder
than words! You do not just say I love
you. You say: If you love me, enter
me! " -Dr. Alfonso Pacquing
---
(valentines day)
"Ano ba yan? Students ba kayo ng UP?
Bakit ang bababa ng scores niyo?
Siguro wala kayong date ngayong
valentines kaya ganito kayo. Losers!!!
When i was your age i had a date. Hindi
ba naapektuhan ng UP FAIR
euphoria ng grades niyo? Parang di
kayo masaya..."
(sabay matching tapon ng quizzes sa
sahig)
"I won't record this. Go find a date."
(sabay walk out.) -Sir Doliente,BA.
---
"You, you, you! The both of you three!"
-Capt Putol, UPLB ROTC
---
STP coordinator:
"Ano ba kayo! Ang iingay ninyo! Para
kayong mga batang street children!"
_________________
From our Beloved Terrorist Teacher...
...Java Man aka Rodolfo N. Duldulao Jr.
"I don't have to repeat everything
THRICE in this class..."
"I am the most unwanted/hunted/hated
person in this campus"
--dahil sa systemone. XD
"Ang panget, panget mo! mas PANGET ka
pa
saken!!!"
---comment nya sa isang student.. shet.
panalo to!
At para sa class namin parati... [in a very soft whisper...] "If you cannot hear me, you are oversexed." then magtatanong ng malakas sa likod, "Ms [name] please repeat what i have just said."
--- last but not the least..
"i'm iN UP nOt bcOz i'm pOor,...bUt bcOz i'm brigHt...r u brigHt??"---prOf.mOnsOd.
