Spending Christmas in Iloilo with relatives.

Another thesis thing!

MINORITY REPORT: A BRIEF HISTORY OF WOMEN IN COMICS, PART 1
By Rob Vollmar
Continuing his series of essays on minority voices, Rob Vollmar
traces the presence of female creators and the market for girl's
comics through the 1940s, 50s and 60s, to see how economics and
censorship helped drive both close to extinction.







find your poetry style
this quiz was made by mamaslyth

An interesting excerpt from another article in 9thart. About monologues in comics though the entire article talks of other things too.(by Antony Johnston)

So I finished the script for ALAN MOORE'S THE COURTYARD a few weeks ago. If you've been living under a rock, allow me to briefly explain; THE COURTYARD is a short prose story by Moore, written for an HP Lovecraft tribute anthology a few years back. I've adapted it into comic form for Avatar Press, and Jacen Burrows is drawing it.

Now, this was somewhat of a daunting task. Moore is probably the best-known and most-admired comic writer of our times, and here am I - a little-known writer of some small promise - producing a comic script which has to meet the man's standards.

I've written prose myself, of course. And I know damn well that when I write, I have a pretty clear mental image of what I want to get over. Given his 'normal' medium, I think it's safe to assume Moore does, too.

The problem is: you may have a clear image in your head, but (because this is prose) you don't always write it into the text. Not unless you're Thomas Hardy, anyway.

And this made me realise something I'd never really thought about before. One of the differences between prose and comics which now seems so obvious, I can hardly believe I didn't think of it when I agreed to script THE COURTYARD:

In prose, it's perfectly acceptable to write long segments of story where nothing actually happens. I don't mean blank pages, of course; I'm talking about those parts of the story where you're inside a character's head, reading an inner monologue. And if that inner monologue's important to the story, then it has to go into an adaptation.

Comics aren't very good at having nothing happen. Even 'talking heads' scenes can be made to work; viewpoints can be shifted, different characters can be drawn, and the fact that it's a conversation between two or more people makes it more visual right off the bat.

Not so with a monologue. It's a bit of a challenge.

Instead, you have to come up with something new; something either the character is doing, or something you can show while the monologue is going on; a juxtaposition perhaps. Essentially, you have to Make Something Up.

Making Something Up is not normally a problem for me. It shouldn't be a problem for any writer. But this is Making Something Up For Alan Moore, for heaven's sake. A somewhat different proposition to making something up for my own stories.

I'll say one thing; it's opened my eyes to how artists must feel when they get a bare-bones script, and have to fill in visual details that aren't in the text. I swear I'll never write a one-line panel description again...

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Using blog for thesis shit.clearing up my inbox and noting down stuff that I have to read.

EDITORIAL: CAMERA OBSCURA - SUPERHATE
By Alasdair Watson
Stand back, Superman. There's just one thing dominating Alasdair
Watson's thoughts this month: His consuming hatred for that sexless,
simplistic, immoral and inferior icon of a sci-fi subgenre: the
superhero.

EDITORIAL: FACE IT, TIGERBy Andrew Wheeler
Andrew Wheeler completes the trio of new look 9A editorials with a
look at the world of continental comics, the scorecard on
homosexuality and representation, and news of, well, the news at
Ninth Art.

THE FRIDAY REVIEW: THE INVISIBLES: SAY YOU WANT A REVOLUTIONBy Brent Keane
As the final volume of Grant Morrison's unruly epic hits stores,
Ninth Art goes back to the lighting of the fuse with the very first
volume. It's the perfect place to join the Invisibles. If, y'know,
you're into that whole 'linear' thing.

GUEST EDITORIAL: LOST IN THE WAR ZONEBy Jamie Delano
In the first of Ninth Art's new guest editorials, the original
HELLBLAZER writer and the man behind OUTLAW NATION offers us
his "confessions of a minor writer fallen out of love with The Word".

EVERYBODY BE COOL: THE DRESS UP LONGBOXBy Kieron Gillen
There's more to the iconic power of comics than Superman. Comics are
a great resource for iconic images; yet only in rare cases does
the 'look' make the crossover into fashion.

waaah...I bloggy lost quite a long entry that I made while I was in Cavite 0_0 It wasn't published, it wasn't even posted.
I forgot what I said there.something about time passing and me rambling abou stuff in general.The usual crap.BUt that's no excuse for it tobe losty-mclosty.

sigh.

Bengki is in Dasmariñas,Cavite for the entire week and then some. Dell is in Bacoor, Cavite. Stef is in Australia? Da has started working in an Ad company in Makati. Ely will start work on Friday in Makati writing job descriptions. Trish is in the US, MM's in Iloilo...oh where are you April...I kinda feel alone O_O

There I just had to say all that. I feel as if I'm in some kind of impasse (is that even the right word? I don't care anymore). I'm hoping everyone will be free on the 31st so we can have long delayed comics script workshop. Strangely (or aptly), it would be a Halloweeen workshop of some sorts. Bengki said something about coming in costumes. Ely said somethng about making those fancy Halloween treats. What I say is that people just show up and that would be enough though they pobably need those enticements that Bengki and Ely mentioned. -_- oh well.

A quiz to make me feel all better... yeah right.


What colour of Skittle are you?

But really...I'm happy that Dell is now having time for himself and Ely and Da have jobs and all the rest of it... but I can whine right? =)

Here's our favorite drinking trio discussin comics again!

TRIPLE A: STAND UP COMICS By Wheeler, Watson and Johnston
Is there anything that comics can do that other media can't? And if
any such devices exist, are they gimmicks or useful tools? This month
Ninth Art's roundtable discussion addresses the question: What's so
special about telling tales in comic form?

So when is GRAIL gonna have it's own version?

These days I don't feel like blogging. Must be because I got tons of stuff to read and that comics script for the GRAIL folio to finish writing. Darn. Deadline's this week but looks like nobody else is submitting other than the usual people. Maybe I should be glad that people will be submitting something this time. Count GRAIL's blessings or some shit like that o_O

I dunno if anyone would be interested but here's a page on What Tolkien Officially Said About Elf Sex
It's quite long and uhh...scholarly. I haven't finished looking through it either.


Which Celtic Moon Sign Fits Your Personality Best?
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find out which origami you are

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Got some articles from April Yap on comics today and I've been looking through them to see what I could use. Of course, there would be stuff that would pique our interest and others that well...I wouldn't waste money on to be copied for my personal use, to put it mildly.

Looking at all those materials reminded me why I've stopped looking in old magazines and journals in the library in the first place. Why?
Because most local articles just tend to repeat themselves. It's as if they all have one ultimate source of information for their articles and they have nothing new to add. And I think I know which article is The Source.
There's also the occasional comics-as-corruptor-of-the-nation's-youth-type of article.
And then there are a number of inane gush-o-ramas.

Of course there are exceptions, but generally...

This is my pet peeve for today.

In Edwin Sallan's Fan Boy column in the Manila Times dated 3 March 1995, he says: "Comic book fans nowadays are commonly referred to as Fan Boys, thus this column's title. I know, I know. The term is not exactly gender sensitive but then again, a large percentage of comic collectors are male. Oh well, female comic collectors can always call themselves Fan Girls."

In the same column in which the topic is Comics Collection 101, he gives examples of titles which for him constitute a good read and he divides them into the following uh..genres(?):
HUMOR: Archie series, The Simpsons, etc.
VIGILANTE SUPERHEROES: Batman, The Punisher, Spiderman
SUPERPOWERED HEROES: Superman, Green Lantern, Flash, Wonder Woman
TEAM HEROES: X-Men, Wild C.A.T.S., Justice League
TEENAGE SUPERHEROES: Legion of Superheroes, Gen13, GenerationX
HEROES ON THE EDGE: Lobo, Wolverine, Incredible Hulk, Spawn


We got a long way to go.

Which Famous Homosexual are you?

I really don't think being Eleanor Roosevelt is cool, but she's actually gay?
And here's what the entire description actually said about her. Sounds quite interesting. I wonder if Emily Dickinson is in the quiz.

Eleanor Roosevelt! Nice to see you.

A Roosevelt yourself, you married your fifth cousin Franklin; despite the obvious incestuous overtones, your six kids were happy and healthy.

When Franklin got elected, you became perhaps the most controversial first lady ever - you spoke out for the rights of women; for the rights of the poor; for world peace. You were even a member of a union while your husband was in office - and when he died, you were the head of the UN Commission on Human Rights.

All of which is pretty kick ass, but to top things off you had a hot and steamy relationship with the lesbian journalist Lorena Hickok, who was so madly in love with you that she halted her career for you. Unfortunately, you couldn't give up your public life that easily - leaving her heartbroken.

Bitch.

pwede na....you think?

On another note, COMM3 is finally over! Did the speech thing last Monday and now it's done. Our grades were actually available by Thursday, but I forgot to check it out.
I was able to borrow a book from April Yap called Comics & Culture.Yay! Thesis shit. It's nice feeling that I can get more sources now. Almost enough to lift me out of current thesis crisis mode. =(

Here's something that might help us write those darned scripts. (Or maybe it won't help) Click to read more.

CAMERA OBSCURA: ARE YOU EXPERIENCED?By Alasdair Watson
When it comes to engaging the audience, comics have a power to connect in tremendously complex ways. Alasdair Watson attempts to unravel the riddle of comics' great potential for communication.

on another note, I'm getting porn spam. why? This was the subject of the last one: "I cannot believe a 18 year old girl can handle a Giant horse Cock?" ewww.

I'd like to end my entry with this enlightening info.

My insulting name is Zebra bastard zebra zebra zebra zebra fucker Brachiosaur!
What's yours?

Here's the new look of my blog with still the same ol' colors. I'm too lazy to think of a new color scheme and I'm not tired of the old one yet. Updated the links too so Ely is there now and Neil Gaiman's and Warren Ellis' and even Budj's blog. =)

Quite an interesting article here. Check it out.
TRIPLE A: BRING ME A DREAM By Wheeler, Johnston and Watson
Five years after the publication of SANDMAN: THE WAKE, Ninth Art looks back at the book that put Vertigo on the map and revolutionised the trade market, and asks if it lives up to its reputation as one of the great long-form comic stories.

Now this is kinda funny and sad too, I guess. I just remembered it now.
Last Monday after our presentation in comm3 where we were required to wear business attires at the FC AVR, I was hanging out near Jofel's photocopying machines looking out for my groupmate's laptop while she was changing her clothes.
Wendell passed by and I sorta smiled at him and he says, "Hello, I haven't seen you for a decade!"
oh well...I haven't been loitering around FC for some time now. And i take it he means not only me but us as a group too.
I guess it's really been a while though we do meet but that's too far and few in between.

The previous weekend was great and I think Ely did quite well in narrating the events.Loads of fun and tons more.

Though after Bengki and I got home by 3pm, I had to leave again in less than an hour to go to the house of my comm3 groupmate--for that presentation I mentioned before. I was already late for the meeting in fact, but she lived in North Fairview so it wasn't much of a hassle, other than the usual comm3 hassle and the hassle from lack of decent sleep that is.

Arrived back home past 8pm. Stayed awake long enough to watch Star Trek IV which happens to be my favorite Star Trek movie (note:does not include any ST:TNG movies) because of the environmental implications and because Scotty tried talking to a computer using a mouse when they 'warped' back in time to 1984(?) to get 2 breeding humpback whales to save Earth of the 23rd century.(Probably got my centuries wrong, but it doesn't really matter.)

Anyway, fell asleep sometime after that and was woken up at around 8am by a text msg from my groupmate asking me to type and print the survey results (the survey which you guys took the time to answer--grazie) because we also needed to submit that document.

I don't want to go into more details, but I was sure glad when September 16 finally ended and I could get some rest.

I forgot to say I've been having really bad headaches from Thursday till Saturday last week and then again on Sunday till Tuesday. Bengki and Dell both suspect a migraine of sorts or I should have my eyes checked. I still haven't gotten around to doing that, of course.

And last Saturday before we went to Peloy's, I accompanied Dell and his comm3 groupmates for their interview of Budj. Talked to Budj about GRAIL for around 30 minutes afer their interview. Dell said I was sunshine-y?! I blame that on coffee-induced highs.

This entry seems confused. Must be because it's nonlinear. Crap.

check out this essay over at NInthArt.com. It's all about comics addiction!
The following is from that same article.

The Twelve-Step movement has some pointers for your self-help programme. Here are the twelve steps of admission for comic book users:

1. We admitted we were powerless over comics. Compared with the superheroes.

2. We came to believe that a Power greater than Superman could restore us to sanity.

3. We made a decision to turn our will and our lives over to comics.

4. We made a searching and fearless moral inventory of our collections.

5. We admitted to a comics related internet forum, to ourselves and to another human being the exact nature of our comics addiction.

6. We were entirely ready to have a sale to remove all these, even the ones without defects of cover.

7. We humbly asked if we could keep some trade paperback collections.

8. We made a list of all persons we had introduced to comics, and became willing to make amends to them all.

9. We made direct amends to such people wherever possible, except when their own addiction might jeopardise our own recovery.

10. We continued to take personal inventory and sold many comics via eBay.

11. We sought through prayer and meditation to improve our conscious contact with Stan Lee as we understood Him, praying only for knowledge of His will for us and the Powers to carry that out.

12. Having had a spiritual awakening as the result of these steps, we tried to carry this message to anyone who would listen, by going on about it at length in any appropriate internet discussions, and also many inappropriate ones. 'Nuff Said!

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Though I admit, it doesn't really apply to all of us... hehehe

GRAIL activity slated for this weekend. Something to look forward to!
Ely now has a blog of her own. Sorry, Ely-lator. Can't find the time to add you to my list above as of now.
Oh look, another LotR quiz-y! =Þ

If I lived in Middle-Earth, it would be in: Lothlorien or Rivendell You prefer the tranquilty and peacefulness of nature and enjoy the milder seasons of the year. While you know it is necessary to keep in contact with other living beings, most of the time you enjoy the seclusion of an aesthetically pleasing, woodland environment. Take the "Where in Middle-Earth Would I Live?" Quiz by skepticism

and so its official... Isaw, atbp. won.
ya ya..we were rooting for One Night, of course.
I would like to say some more...but I don't really dare...someday when I'm brave enooough to bash (bitch?)... =Þ

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The Faculty Quiz
created by Alex

we just liked this movie cos of the uhhh...drugs?
but it ruins my layout gain. oh well.

Has anyone else ever done this? I mean, do online research then be unable to complete downloading what you've found, then unfortunately (stupidly!) forget about it for a couple of months? Then when you remember it, the website has already changed address and format and you can't find the damn article which was really promising and could have helped tons with your thesis?

me dumb.founded.

oh...that Arnold Arre graphic novel will be out at last in a few days. Hmmm...254 pages daw. Hmm..I'm glad I don't have to think of including that in my "thesis" anymore. For sure, I don't have the money to buy it these days. So that's that for now.

We've been talking about it the National Book Awards for Comics before...so this year contenders are Isaw,atbp. and One Night In Purgatory as expected. I guess we know which one we want to win. =)

It's almost September...why am I not panicking? It's not as if I'm not worried...oh I am worried.. but I feel dead? O_O

You are Civilian Calvin! You don't get to travel much outside your neighborhood, but you still manage to get in plenty of trouble. When you're not acting up, you like to wax philosophical. Take the What Calvin are You? Quiz by contessina_2000@yahoo.com!

We watched TripleX yesterday. And I mean the Vin Diesel movie.
And we got 2 quotable quotes from said movie...weell, it was quotable for bengki and me, anyway!

Yorgi to Xander (with a Czech accent): With enough vodka, everything is alright.

Gibbons to Xander: I'm an authority figure. I'm supposed to inspire you.

so there.

Since to day is officially Wednesday and it is the middle of August....
I haven't blogged for three or is it just 2 weeks?
I don't think I have the right sense of time anymore but what the hell...I'm gonna quote from Jack Kerouac's On The Road just because I want to and it's about time and maybe not.

"Now you just dig them in front. They have worries, they're counting the miles, they're thinking about where to sleep tonight, how much money for gas, the weather, how they'll get there--and all the time they'll get there anyway, you see. But they need to worry and betray time with urgencies false and otherwise, purely anxious and whiny, their souls really won't be at peace unless they latch on to an established and proven worry and having once found it they assume facial expressions to fit and go with it, which is, you see, unhappiness, and all the time it all flies by them and they know it and that too worries them no end."

uuhh..that's somewhere in Part 3, Chapter 5 of the book if anyone cares to know.

Some of the stuff i did for the past weeks can be gleaned from bengki's blog anyway.

And i don't really feel like writing anything... but i must have my Inuyasha character quiz-y and I'm:



What Inuyasha Character are you?

Sango?
Oh well...she's ok though I don't think being butt-grabbed by a monk is (even if she's in love with him!) hehe

Was that another week gone by?

Right now I'm really really annoyed at my comm3 groupmates. Let me correct that, I've been annoyed for weeks. Only one project to go and we're changing groupings. Can't wait. This last one though, is the most tedious. We're supposed to present a 10-minute fairy tale with a twist next Monday. The script's done and we've practiced once, but they want us to practice again the whole day Wednesday and on Sunday.
But, Wednesday is Ely's day, ne?
Ok, given that we have to make some of the props and stuff, but I've volunteered to make the backdrop for the presentation in the hopes of appeasing the gods but apparently that's not enough for them.

Now...must think of a really good excuse not to show-up in school on Wednesday. Text I'm sick, I suppose? Thesis shit? Bleargh! Whatever excuse I give won't suffice anyway. Bengki suggests I start invoking my age. 0_0

Last Sat was our 1st practice, I arrived late then didn't return after lunch. Yep, skipped out on them cos I didn't realize it was for the entire day.
I made plans to meet with my friend from Davao and her brother (Hi Pam, Hi Glenn!) who were here for some personal business.They were going back to Davao the next day, Sunday. Haven't seen them for two years. We had lunch at Chocolate Kiss and they asked to be toured around UP and so I did. We were walking around the Sunken Garden when the shit hit the fan. Some of my groupmates were there and of course asked where I've been. I didn't answer them properly since I was still with my friends. I just said tried to say I'm with people I couldn't leave.
Yesterday, I explained it to one of my groupmates whom I liked. Come to think of it, there's only one person I don't like in the entire group and she stands in as the leader in this project and they all defer to her.

By the way...did I say I was Sniffing Beauty---a-rugby-sniffing-minor-character-who-gets-whomped-by-the-prince-at-the-end?

Enough of comm3 for now.

A NOTE FOR OTHER PEOPLE WHO PASS BY MY SITE AND NEVER 'TAG' OR SIGN THE GUESTMAP (READ: OI! COUSINS!) Let me know you did pass by. It's not that hard to use the Tagboard,ne? X(






*meow*


What fuzzy creature are you?


no surprise here.
And just one more then I'm done.




The cat-girl!

Find out what anime girl you are.

Lots of cats here all of a sudden....

ta ta.

WOW... one entire week without blogging. Just because blogger is acting up and I've been busy and my internet card is almost depleted.
Anyway...

SUNDAY, I went to Cavite to visit my aunt and her boyfriend who just arrived from Negros Occ. and also to vote the next day.
I got some pasalubong food for my trouble (but not enough to share, sorry). And a couple of sweaters courtesy of my lola in the US.

The next day, MONDAY, my aunts and I voted early. And to answer a question I've been asked, No, I did not have a relative running for office.
In Cavite (in Bacoor, anyway), they apparently keep track of every constituent. My aunt told me a certain Kagawad had been asking for me since Friday the previous week, wanting to know if I was voting.
I felt compelled to vote.
I mean, I didn't know any of the darn candidates, much less care, but my aunts can be kinda scary when they insist you do something. I don't have to say that they are the figures of authority who stand in for my parents around here.
And I haven't voted in the last presidential or senatorial elections either.
Bengki says I share the blame for putting Erap in power cos I didn't vote then. =D

TUESDAY I stayed in Cavite almost the whole day house-sitting, watching brainless tv shows and trying to do the illustrations for the UGAT folio. I was able to leave there at 5pm got caught in rush hour mayhem and arrived here at 845pm, utterly useless. But stilll able to finish inking Bengki's drawing of Da and sleeping at around 3am.

Nothing noteworthy on WEDNESDAY except I skipped a meeting of my comm3 group as I was too tired.

THURSDAY was hellish because of the GRAIL recognition papers, but I know April had the worst of it.
It just sucked cos I had to think about the comm3 report/workshop and at the same time worry about the membersip list--doing minor "miracles" just so the requirements can be met.
Ended the day talking to Dell over iced coffee, iced tea and pita at the Oz cafe. And realized a few things I won't write here anymore.

On FRIDAY watched MIB2 with Bengki then went to UP for the GRAIL meeting which was okey except for the attendance, as usual.

Nothing for me on SATURDAY.

SUNDAY afternoon I watched Oedipus Rex for comm3. Anton Juan directed it so it was better than the other one we were required to watch for KAS1 back in our freshman days.
Bengki says I know I've been in UP too long when the plays start to repeat and I'm required to watch it again.
Realized I don't care much for tragedies.

(Ey Trish, Arlo was one of the actors in the chorus)

MONDAY I didn't even dare to leave the house cos of the SONA. Heard classes were suspended by 1pm. Yay.
But missed another comm3 meeting. My groupmates are so...zealous.

And on that note....





take the "what's my fault" quiz.

(and then browse around mewing.net. because laura is cool.)


sigh...I guess I am to most people cos I don't tell all, you hear?





take the antisocial test.


and go to mewing.net. because laura's feeling social.


And to end in a happy note...





take the death quiz.


and go to mewing.net. laura = great.

Don't you just hate it hate it hate it when people working towards the same ends are at cross-purposes?
I wish I can say more but I don't think it's exactly the right place to rant about it...
Arrgh...dammit.
I guess I just don't understand what's happening.
Nobody cares to tell me/us after all.
I just don't get it.
Maybe I should just stop worrying about it, dammit.

Never me mind.
sigh.


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YAY! quizzes! quizzes to make me happy. O_O

Argentinian Horned frogs seem to have been designed for the sole purpose of eating as much as possible. They appear to consist of two main parts: a mouth and a stomach. This is probably where they got the nickname "PacMan". Their needs are fairly simple, a warm habitat in a simple plastic box or aquarium with some shallow water and a few rocks so that they can laze around all day suits them just fine. They don't mix well with other frogs, even in their own species, as they are just as likely to eat them.

What kind of Frog are you?

I guess it's obvious, I really don't have much to say these days.

I guess you could say Athena ruined the layout a bit. oh well.


Which HP Kid Are You?

The Completely Pointless Personality Quiz

SUSHI! Osushi! I haven't eaten sushi in a loong time!

See which Greek Goddess you are.

WANTED:
CURE FOR
damp petrified human being
growing moss, growing lichen
with seaweed for hair
and mildew for clothing.
Slightly decomposing between the ears.

The
Superhero Name Generator
says I'm The Stormy Robot?

One of twishie's old quizz-ies.






What Type of Villain are You?

mutedfaith.com /
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I took the What Mythological Creature Are you? test by !

What's a Kelpie, really?

From the KPPKP Guidelines for Komiks implemented during the Martial Law period
(Kapisanan ng mga Publisista at mga Patnugot na mga Komiks-magasin sa Pilipinas)

SPECIFIC GUIDELINES
15. Cuss words must be minimized in stories, novels and articles. Only in extreme cases is the use of cuss words allowed. Cuss words which may be used are: gago, tanga, walanghiya, hudas, ulol, putris, putragis, bastos, torpe, damuho, damontres, diyantre, limatik, lintok, baboy, harot, talipandas, kalyehera, hampaslupa, lintak, timamaan ng lintek alembong, kiri, anak ka ng tatay mo(never ina or nanay), kuneho(but never associated with human sexual drive), saragate, impakto, and diyablo.

16. Do not use in any short story, novel or article vulgar terms such as tarantado, animal, pindeho, kabit, kerida, bugaw, hitad, kwekong, letse, and the like which may have harmless actual translations but which may have acquired repulsive meanings.

17. To denote extramarital affairs, the word kulasisi, "number two" or "number three," whatever may be the case, are allowed.

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The rain just never stops!
Am I never gonna run out of excuses for thesis procrastination?
The summer was just too hot for thinking.
Now the weather is only good for sleeping.

The cats definitely agree with the sleeping bit.


As for the last entry...that was when blog was down but the cannot publish sign was not yet up and bengki wanted to know if only her blog was acting up. Apparently not.

bengki is forcing me to publish!

hehehe... yay! hehe





Which flock do you follow?

this quiz was made by alanna

This blog is proof of the eloquence of my thesis.
What eloquence, you say?
That answers your question right there.

My pet peeve this week: the 10-7-5 assignment for Comm3. It took me about two days to do the darn thing, using up a big chunk of time meant for thesis (yeah, right!).
10-7-5. Straight out of Oprah and Dr. Phil. (who?)
We're supposed to list down:
10 defining moments in our life
7 critical choices we made
5 pivotal people who have influenced us
and how all these affected us.
It's supposed to make us know ourselves better.
Uh-huh.
You think it's easy?
I dare you to try answering it!

On another note, our Prof texted everyone in class today saying we won't have class for three meetings because she's going to undergo a gall bladder operation. But still no break to speak of since we have class activities to prepare for. Comm3 can be so....


Which Member of the Endless Are You?

What Psych-Ward do you belong to?

under diagnosis.