ate dada was the one who suggested this to me. she started this with her friend in highschool. hmmm...maybe i should start making one. although the title is quite deceiving because it seems that the book contains wise sayings about dealing with problems in life, it contains wacky ideas to make life much easier to bear with. when i was staying in New Mexico and "coaching" my sister as she played mahjong, ate dada told me "basta kalaban, kinakailangan na harangin mo agad." she almost won that round when she said that. we kept on laughing and losing at the same time. and she kept on telling me, "don't worry. we won in spirit." it was pretty funny. she also said another quote from her friend, "it is better to be equipped than to be compared." what the?! though i didn't understand what that really meant, the fun of just having spontaneous thoughts about life is hilarious (since sometimes it doesn't make any sense) and, at the same time, amazing. after all, life is a mystery. you'll never know what might come.
sometimes it's difficult to think of something to write about. i truly admire the people who really take the effort to reflect on their thoughts. and also, i find it fun just reading entries about what other people might be thinking and sharing it with others.
obviously, i feel so idle today. this is my second entry for today. well, i didn't have any internet access for almost a week so i'm making the most out of this opportunity. i'll be doing my laundry later on. and tomorrow, i'll be heading to san jose. another road trip. well, kuya richard told me that he had a wonderful time there so i'm sure the trip will be worthwhile.
