june 19

you know, blog, i don't blog like a true blogger. what i usually do with blogs is that they serve for me as the "ocean dumping ground" of my feelings, fleeting or otherwise and all other achuchus of life.

here i am at it again...and it's because i haven't got anyone to talk to. for some reason, i am the kind of person who seems to be continually craving for conversation, companionship and home or something that feels like it. and when i am in manila, i feel the need to be constantly out. i have to be anywhere but where i am.

i think that i will write later on my own in my own laptop. because right now, i have a pending important activity that i need to get to and i am just simply procrastinating, wondering what the rest of the world is doing.

world, the rest of you, what are you doing? kwentuhan tayo...tell me about your life, tell me about how you are. tell me about things i don't know, tell me new things bout the things i already know.

kwentuhan tayo...keep me company, let's have hot chocolate, let's go to starbs, let's talk. let's spend time together....doesn't anyone want to talk to me? doesn't anyone i want to talk to want to talk to me too? kwentuhan tayo...sige na....

anyway, might get back to you later...will have to get to that pending activity already....

Comments

  1. UnknownJune 20, 2010 at 9:19 AM

    Sana nagpadala ka ng SMS sa kaibigan. Baka sakali lang may gusto rin ng kwentuhan. O kaya naghanap ng mga tao sa facebook, sa ym o gchat.

    Pero ayos na ring nagsulat ka na lang ng entry dito sa blog mo.

    Ako, ang trip ko ngayon, running at basketball. Nagpapapayat eh. :P. Gusto ko maging sexy. Ok sana yung chocolate sa nyarnyaks kaso medyo nakakataba yon. Haha joke lang. Sarap non. Nakaka-miss. Mga kalahating taon ko na sigurong di natitikman yon. Sa susunod na mapunta ulit ako ron, sisiguraduhin kong iyon ang iinumin ko.

    Sulat lang ng sulat! :D

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  2. persephone '86June 27, 2010 at 6:25 AM

    hi kuya nikki! i don't quite know how to express my gratitude for your leaving this particular comment at the time that you did. you actually sent me to tears...when you're having it tough and difficult, sometimes even just the slightest compassion could break your fragile dam of restraint.

    i went to national bookstore just this weekend and as i was wont to do, i browsed through books i couldn't yet afford. key word: YET. hehe. anyway, i opened this book by francis kong and in one part i read, he talked about how he could categorize his friends into two: the cheerers and the breakers. the cheerers are the ones who cheer you on, the breakers are the ones who persistently take the pessimistic view in life.

    anyway, i'm saying this because you're definitely a cheerer. and i thank you for that. i also say that your friends are lucky for you being that. so, thank you...for cheering me on (and cheering me up). =)

    at salamat din sa maikling kwento na shinare mo sa isang taong nagpapakwento. really appreciated that. i don't know what nyarnyaks is though (scratching head) and i wish you more power on your endeavors.

    rock on!!!! ;)

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