Bingkoi

Actually, bukas pa talaga birthday ni Carol pero ngayon na siya nag-celebrate.
Sinundo ako ni Wena, medyo nag-antay siya kase hindi pa ako tapos mag-make-up. May dala pala siyang kotse. Kasama niya ang dalawang  anak niya, isa doon ang inaanak ko sa binyag na si Gerri Wynn at iyong isa pa niyang anak si Sienna Mae na sobrang daldal.

Mga nasa 15 minutes lang ang biyahe. Nakarating kami agad doon sa computer shop na walang laman (sa March pa ang opening), doon si Carol nag-celebrate ng birthday niya.

After 2 minutes, dumating naman si Miriam, Leah at ang asawa niya Taiwanese na hindi ko kilala ang pangalan, basta F4 tawag ko sa kanya.

Apat na lang kami natitirang walang asawa sa batch namin. Si Carol may asawa’t anak na, ganoon din si Wena. Si Leah may anak na rin, si Jane buntis na rin, basta lahat sila masaya na *daw* ***TAWA*  Ako kailan kaya? Hindi pa siguro handa ang aking murang kaisipan sa mga bagay na iyan. Ako’y masyado pang hilaw para sa mga bagay na iyon. *HALAKHAK NA TAWA* Kailan kaya darating ang irog ko? Ako’y sabik na sa pagdating niya.

Maiba naman tayo……

Madaming handa, napalaban aki sa kainan, paborito ko lahat, may pansit, may kanin, may litson, at may pulang juice.

Ang pinaka the best sa lahat, may videoke! Grabe ang saya ko! Ang dami ko nakanta! Palibhasa bawal sa aming tahanan ang maingay may mga mongha na nakatita doon.

Sa totoo lang ako kang ay may lakas ng loob kumanta doo, mahiyain silang lahat! Partida, hindi pa ako naka-inom sa mga oras na iyon.

Eto mga nakanta ko… Eto lang mga naalala ko…. Kasi may tama na ako. Naka tatlong bote ako ng sanmig light.

Stop, Especially for you, Bring Me to Life, Don’t Speak, Better Days, Get Me, Don’t Say Goodbye(medyo nakaka-relate ako), Blue Bayou… at marami pa.

Nag-paplano nga kami na magpunta ng comedy bar or KTV next week. Sana may pera ako sa araw na iyon at walang lkad si Inay para makapagliwaliw naman ako.

O, siya… hanggang dito na lang, dinadalaw na ako ng antok…

Sana pag-gising ko, hawak ko na ang CD na ANG LAKAD na  ibibigay ng mahal kong kaibigan na sina Laarni at Juana. Walang kamatayang HANSON na naman sa bahay!

Paduduguin ko na naman mga taenga nila! Bahala sila. basta papatugtugin ko iyon buong mag-hapon! Ganoon ko ka gusto ang magkakapatid na sila Isaac, Taylor at Zacharias! Ang mga lalakeng nag-papadaloy ng dugo ko at nagpapatibok ng puso ko.

Laarni at Juana….. maraming salamat talaga! mahal ko kayo!

Hanggang dito na lang mga kaibigan…

Paalam na sa mga tagasubaybay ng pang-araw araw na kuwento ng buhay ko..

read comments (2)

By Jeff Cohen

You’re sitting across from a great guy you met on Yahoo! Personals. You can’t remember the last time a first date went so well. You’re attracted to the guy. He has all the qualities you’re looking for in a mate. He would even get your mom’s approval.
The date ends and you actually have butterflies. Not only does this guy have second and third date potential, but you can smell a relationship. Unfortunately, a week passes and the cold reality sinks in that this great guy has no intention of ever seeing you again.Where did you go wrong?
How could you have misunderstood what you thought was great chemistry? Maybe it’s time you learned the top 10 turnoffs that make good guys wave goodbye. If any of these fictional female daters sound like you, it’s time for a first-date makeover.

Misleading Maggie: Her profile says no kids, athletic and raking in the big bucks. The first date reveals two young kids, an extended waistline and unemployment checks.
Nothing says trust issues for a guy more than lies from the get-go

Insecure Ilene: She reads into every comment a guy makes. She wants to know right away if date #2 can be tomorrow. She asks you to call the minute you get home. This clingy nature screams of a potential needy girlfriend lacking independence.

Third-Degree Donna: The cross-examination begins before the menus arrive. The questions are coming fast and furious, and the guy begins to feel like the defendant on the stand in a criminal trial. If a guy feels stuck under the interrogation lights, he’ll run for the hills.

Tardy Tina: She arrives late, she no-shows, she changes plans last-minute, she loses his number, she flat-out just doesn’t respect a guy’s time. Fashionably late is one thing; keeping a guy waiting 30 minutes or no-showing is unacceptable.

High-Maintenance Hilda: “Thanks for taking me to this nice restaurant, but couldn’t you get a The feeling that nothing is ever good enough makes a guy quit trying to impress. A simple thank you for a nice dinner is a better way to go.

Chatterbox Charlene: The conversation doesn’t have to be 50 percent talking and 50 percent listening, but if she does all the talking it feels more like a seminar than a date. Charlene’s opposite cousin, Pulling Teeth Patricia, is equally unsettling, making the guy do all the work.

Still-Hurting Sally: First dates are notorious for spilling the beans on what went wrong with prior relationships. Sharing an amusing anecdote is good; making it clear you’re not over your ex-boyfriend is a definite no-no.

Game Player Gina: “Maybe I’ll kiss you goodnight, maybe I won’t.”
Good guys like to know where they stand. They leave the game-playing for the sports field. There’s nothing wrong with flirting, but just know when it crosses over into deception and confusion.

Conceited Colleen: “Any guy would be lucky to have me.” Guess what, the great guy across the table is also a real catch. Stop assuming every guy doesn’t deserve you, and then you’ll be on your way to actually landing a good one.

Matrimony Maureen: He dips his egg roll in duck sauce when all of a sudden she spills the beans on what they should name their kids. Intense relationships can be exciting for a good guy, but walking down the aisle before you walk each other home for the first time is a turn-off.

read comments (0)