my org mates and i decided to give something back to mother philippines by joining this interfaith rally in ayala. the day before, our chairperson was saying something about 50 thousand or so people that will be flocking the demonstration. and i was, like, yeah, whatever, since i thought that rallies had become a thing of the distant, red past. but lo and behold, they're not. this is getting so boring. i went to a rally, that's it. and i honestly believe that this country is better off without a bitchy, slutty president. wrong adjectives!


priest at the stage: let us raise our hands and pray to the Lord, our Lord Jesus Christ, that he help our country.


me: (screaming) pano kung Muslim ako?!


aside from interfaith rallies, i have also been busied lately by our geog camp in mango farm zambales. at first i was so bummed by the whole idea, since i didn't know we had to endure the company of uber dumb varsity jocks. but later on i found the whole experience fun. now i love tequila! yebah!


right now i am in this cafe at SC, the one where you can lick ice cream while checking your multiply. i just voted this morning at palma hall anex, without a bath, since i was so excited to exercise my rights to elect jerrie abella and titus tan. i will kill Roman if they will not win! i take that back.


on our SEA 30 class:


dr.capili: i was in tomas morato when this girl approached me. narinig niya kasi na UP prof ako tapos nag inquire siya kung paano siya mag enroll sa UP. finalist ata siya sa Starstruck last year...what was her name..hmmm... Rich Asuncion, does anybody here know her?


me: Sir, kilala ko siya!


and i was the only one raising my hand. err. what's wrong with these people??! rich asuncion is, like, kinda famous. well..thinking about it...