8 Weird things about me

1) In the 8 facts about [you], share 8 things that your readers don't know about you. At the end, you tag 8 other bloggers to keep the fun going. Each blogger must post these rules first.

2) Each blogger starts with eight random facts/habits about themselves.

3) At the end of the post, a blogger needs to choose eight people to get tagged and list their names.

4) Don't forget to leave them a comment telling them they're tagged, and to read your blog.

note: I already answered this in my deviantart account--ergo, I will repost! hehe :P

note again: upon checking my deviantart account, I've learned that some weird things about me no longer applies... hmm...man, I've changed...

EIGHT FACTS YOU DON'T KNOW:

1. I am currently writing a novel, in a very slow pace, like, a chapter per sem... no joke... T_T

2. Naming my things. example, I call my laptop lappy toppy; my cellphone, celphie; my guitar, tarry, so on and so forth. Oh, don't forget my bag, err...baggy...

3. searcing for people that managed to caught my attention in the internet. They might not know this but what the heck. I manage to found out the birthday of a person through this. hehe...

4. doing ambigrams and anagrams of my name, sometimes others' names as well... I think I have an obsession with anagrams. Damn Dan Brown!!!

5. I don't USUALLY use my real name in my internet accounts, but this very multiply account defied that. Well, I don't think that I can do anything regarding this matter...

6. I speak faye-chan language. I sometimes wish that more people could understand me in that language, cause I am more fluent in that...

7. My current frustration is to be able to play the drums.

8. Singing and sleeping are my ways of relieving stress

I tag...

Daniel, FF, ruth, jie, onyx, zai, ron, sunshine and kaye...

The Last Night

You come to me with your scars on your wrist
You tell me this will be the last night feeling like this
I just came to say goodbye
I didn't want you to see me cry, I'm fine
But I know it's a lie

This is the last night you'll spend alone
Look me in the eyes so I know you know
I'm everywhere you want me to be
The last night you'll spend alone
I'll wrap you in my arms and I won't let go
I'm everything you need me to be

Your parents say everything is your fault
But they don't know you like I know you
They don't know you at all
I'm so sick of when they say
It's just a phase, you'll be o.k. you're fine
But I know it's a lie

This is the last night you'll spend alone
Look me in the eyes so I know you know
I'm everywhere you want me to be
The last night you'll spend alone
I'll wrap you in my arms and I won't let go
I'm everything you need me to be
The last night away from me

The night is so long when everything's wrong
If you give me your hand
I will help you hold on
Tonight, tonight

This is the last night you'll spend alone
Look me in the eyes so I know you know
I'm everywhere you want me to be
The last night you'll spend alone
I'll wrap you in my arms and I won't let go
I'm everything you need me to be

I won't let you say goodbye
And I'll be your reason why
The last night away from me
Away from me

by Skillet

Sem Break na!!!!!

SemBreak na! (actually, it was about three days ago now... just feeling lazy and all) Well, I have no idea abouty my grades for this sem, but I did enjoy it despite all the toxicity and stress. Arigato, minna! :D

Sembreak nasan ka?!

I am procrastinating again!!! I did everthing except memorize my speech!!! I downloaded FLV, got the 300 (GO BORDS!!) clip from youtube, watch the same with dormmates, downloaded firefox browser (it is waaaaaaaay better than IE), visit multiply (obviously), etc..etc... grrrrrr....

A quick rundown of the remaining requirements for this sem...

1. That speech!! Pang-finals yun!! waaah!!
2. Thesis Proposal Draft
3. Baby Thesis
4. EXAM, Ramota style!! Waaah!!!
5. 10 pages na paper kay Doti--in Filipino... :(
6. Final Thesis Proposal

konti na lang..........................................
Yay, I can't wait till all this is over...


ja!!

Name meanings...

Anniefair

Having great personal charisma you attract many admirers and are usually surrounded by friends and loved ones. You are very much a people person enjoying conversation and much social activity. A natural leader and gifted in communication you may be drawn toward the fields of writing, speaking or public life. You are a person who needs freedom to move and a constructive outlet for your creative ideas.

Annie

Grace "Hebrew"

Life is never dull with your adventurous and restless spirit. You are always on the move and seeking a new challenge to pit your wits against. Being in touch with nature you love the outdoors. You have keen intuition and a desire for knowledge and you can be something of a crusader. When you apply discipline and tenacity to your energetic mind then leadership positions are easily available to you.

Faye

Fairy, elf "French"

You have leadership ability and with your power of expression can be an influential speaker. Organisation or management would suit you. Your energy, intellect and creativity overcome any challenging situations and assure your future success. Certainly with your emotions under control there is nothing which you cannot achieve. Your faith and vitality means that love and prosperity are naturally attracted to you.

_____

Got this from a link.. but I forgot the URL... Tarits has the link in her blog...hunt for her site!!!

Believe Me Now

Steven Curtis Chapman

I watch you looking out across the raging water
So sure your only hope lies on the other side
You hear the enemy that's closing in around you
And I know that you don't have the strength to fight
But do you have the faith to stand and...

Believe Me now
Believe Me here
Remember all the times I've told you loud and clear
I am with you and I am for you
So believe Me now
Believe Me now

I am the One who waved my hand and split the ocean
I am the One who spoke the words and raised the dead
And I've loved you long before I set the world in motion
I know all the fears you're feeling now
But do you remember who I am?
Do you...

Believe Me now
Believe Me here
Remember all the times I've told you loud and clear
I am with you
And I am for you

So believe Me now
Believe it's true
I never have, I never will abandon you
And the God that I have always been
I will forever be
So believe Me now

I am the God who never wastes a single hurt that you endure
My words are true, and all My promises are sure
So believe Me now
Oh, believe Me now

Yey! Sa Wakas, a decent blog entry!

Okay, I am writing because

1. weekends ngaun and for the first time this week, walang pasok bukas (sunday kasi X_X)

2. I am over my laziness to write...

3. something interesting happened today...

4. It is conducive to write because I am using my own laptop and not a PC from a computer shop (FYI: Iive in a dormitory, internet access is usually done through rented PCs) SUGOI!!

It is not that I have plenty of time to spare, it is quite the opposite. However, I believe in the wise saying that all work and no play make [insert name here] a dull boy/girl. (so? I made some revisions...) Anyway, it is good to take a break and breath from time to time. One should not risk burn outs, right??

Oh yeah, about the interesting thing that happened...

Well, the UP system is currently undergoing the Hell Month phase of schooling. It is an inevitable part of the semester which is actually the result of I-will-give-you-all-the-requirements-by-the-late-mid-sem-and-require-you-to-pass-them-all-by-the-end-of -the-sem professors. And mind you, it is as if the professors actually connived to fix the due dates on the same day!! Well, there are a few exceptions, but I believe few students will contend.

So there, I, being an ordinary student with limited resources and time is not immune to this Hell Month (please refer to the previous blog entry), and today, i found myself face to face with an impossible situation--attend the Nepomuceno class (Public International Law) without reading any of the chapters. The required readings?? Well, a mere six chapters! Not to mention that one of the chapters is almost equivalent to 2 chapters in length! If there's a part of the readings that I know, it would be the first chapter out of the six (chapter 10), and even with the knowledge that I have, I am not confident that I will do well in the recitation.

Anyway, I spend the morning thinking if I will not attend my ENLI (FYI: ENLI is a extra-curricular leadership class) lecture and read or do otherwise and jeopardize the recitation. After serious thinking (about 2 minutes), i decided to attend ENLI and adopt a I'll-cross-the-bridge-later attitude.

During the PIL class, our teacher decided to group us into 4, forming six groups. Each group will discuss, within 7 minutes, a chapter that will be assigned to them. The chapters to be assigned depends upon a highly technical process called simple random selection. It is when a person authorized to initiate the process writes the nominal representation of the matter at hand, in our case, the chapter numbers, into a small sheet of paper approximately an inch by a half inch, fold it and put it in a container or enclosed in the palm, shakes the palm or container and have representative of the groups pick one of the sheets. The group will discuss whatever chapter number is on the paper. (in short, bunutan...just messing with you... :P)

Upon knowing that we are to do such and given that I only know a chapter out of six, I think anyone will do as I did--wish/prayed/plead/begged/hoped to God that we get that Chapter 10! That is the only part that my groupmates and I--save one--knew. If we are to get the other chapters, I doubt that we will be able to a good job.

So after all the wishing/praying/pleading/begging/hoping, God, with all His grace and mercy, showed once again how much He cares for me. He answered YES! And we had a happy ending! la-la-la-la-la... Come to think of it, what are the chances that we will indeed get that chapter 10! Weeeeeh!!!

It seems that I was once again spared from a nasty situation back there. Happens all the time, actually. Sometimes, I think that it is too much pampering, but I have a sweet and loving God! Yey!!!

By the way, the seven-minute report did not materialized. We know the chapter all too well that my groupmates and I was able to discuss the chapter in detail--about 20 minutes!! O_O

Waaaaah!!!

Can somebody please tell me how am I to finish a press kit, read five chapters of Public International Law and be able to actually understand what I am reading and do a research on Qatar and the UN Security Council before the sun rises tomorrow???!!! O_O

I have a vague feeling I am not alone though... palakihan nalang ng eyebags sa end ng sem!!