Just some experiments during my ‘free’ time. I was originally intending to do something a la UFHO pero iba yung naging final output niya. Sorry for the grainy images/crappy cropping.

Also, thanks for everyone who dropped by my mom’s blog. I think she’s bloghopping on the desktop right now.

I didn’t join this year’s grand Gaddi family outing because of multiple reasons:

1. AISIS is still biatched up and I don’t want anything to happen while I’m gone
2. I have to study for finals on Tuesday
3. I have to fix my cabinet. One of my newly-bought Topman shirts was utterly consumed by hungry ants. ARGH.
4. Migrate files to my (ugh) Vista desktop because my Macbook’s full.
5. I hate beaches. Really. Lalo pa kung walang Aircon yung mga huts. I’m not really a travel person. Well, if you call shopping travel, pwedeeee.
6. I was really hoping for Hong Kong.

Beyond these reasons, I love my family unlike some other people I know. It’s just that beaches are not my thing and I have a lot of stuff to finish before the dreaded June 13 return of the comeback to the Ateneo.

I am envious of my sister and how she really kept in touch with her high school friends. I mean, kasama pa ng family ko sa Valentine’s dinner sa Eastwood, and they were also hanging out here at our little and very masikip apartment. GOD MY HAND HURTS! THE PAIN!

I dunno, everything faded away after second year. Okay, half of my HS barkada’s still in campus, to the point na sawaan mukha na. But it ain’t as complete as it used to be and it’s a bit sad. (There’s still Jag and Ian and Roy at the least) but some people are like, generally dead.

The idea of missing highschool just sparked because I saw our HS Valedictorian Louie Lee awhile ago and well, everything came back to me.

Sometimes I wish I was still in highschool, just for the sake of reconciliating with old friends.

But yeah, a lot of things happened today that I didn’t really expect at all. The picnic with my ID ‘blockmates’ made my day. Kakaiba kasi yung mga kabaliwan. hahaha.

I was looking at George Lindemann ’s artworks and it reminds me of a fusion between Ukiyo-E and Indian paintings. Really good, someone should go buy George Lindemann ’s work.