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Monday, September 14, 2009

This feeling is begining to crawl.

I wonder if Rofly has dropped by here?

Today went on easy and fine. It is the start of the second quarter already and I am not letting my laziness get in my way to having my name on that board. I am staying positive about the second quarter and I have pretty good predictions as well. So folks, we oughta work hard.

And because today is a pretty day, I have decided just earlier that I:

-Gotta love Full Metal Alchemist <333
-Must really start loving her because she is not making English a hell hole. Cheers!
-Will be getting off of here after this because I am going to watch Azumanga Daioh, Fushigi Yugi and Full Metal Alchemist aaand....
-Study for the IW tomorrow, and list down a set of words for the spelling in the following days... -And maybe start up another story - 'Prannie Haye' is the title - and think of a nice event for the activity on Friday. Oh, before I forget. I am resuming on Amazing Twins this weekend.

The rest of things, I am going to write on my school Diary, which I missed.
Hurrah to Team Skittles \m/

Sunday, September 6, 2009

Skittles on the left and root beer on the right side.

On my previous post, which says I am selling secrets, no I am not, I was just kidding. I am seriously not interested on selling secrets. Baka may magisip na totoo un at kung ano pa ang mangyari x__x.
So, our link has been posted on The Crews blog, which is supposed to be removed, I think. It is somewhat awkward that my classmates are reading my blog entries.

I'm moving on my own BS or LJ. G’bye seeya next time.
x x x,Rofly

Friday, September 4, 2009

Loveless fools

It was a Thursday morning. A girl who was sitting at the corner of the room, legs stretched out, straightened up and rubbed her eyes, trying to remove the crusts of sleepiness that still stayed there.

Thirty minutes ago, she was just running around the house like a crazy thing while calculating how many more time she has. It was already six thirty then; she was already late. Finally she put on her white rubber shoes and left home without breakfast.

She and her mother just had a fight the previous night. Her mother had told her not to talk to her nor ask her for allowance unless she is going to apologize. But she was just as annoyed at her mother to walk up to her at all. She had money, though, and she didn't need to ask her for money.

All was okay now. She wasn't late. Earlier, she was just panicking; she could calm down now.

After rubbing her eyes, she retied her hair, trying to include all the itchy baby hair that was all around her face. It was pretty messy because she was such in a hurry earlier. But actually, she felt like a messy thing sitting at the corner of the room that morning.

And actually, she was just as messy inside as she felt like outside.

Her fight with her mother was bothering her. If only her mother just did not enumerate in her face all the things she's done for her, she could've listened to her sermon and apologized.

The second thing was, her best partner in crime. She shocked her how she said it just like that. It was like hearing her favorite band break up - and everyone knows it is not supposed to be announced just like that. She couldn't get over it, and she couldn't take all of it at once. It was not okay; she can't ignore it; her decision was going to change everything.

And the children's book she borrowed from was her only way to forget - even just for a while - all the devastating things happening. Children's book are light and happy. And she needed that.

She's apologized to her mother that night, though. And earlier this afternoon, she was begining to look at her best partner in crime's decision positively. Maybe, it wasn't really going to change everything.

yael./

Wednesday, September 2, 2009

poisoned. leeches poison you.

On the first day of school, she stole their hearts with her pretty face and pretty talking. Later, she stole mine, too. Everyday, she wore a sweet face, and cheerful expression. It makes you feel like you could talk to her anytime.

Until one day, I entered the room and from then on, I stared at a stern face that has nothing in it but cruelty. A pretty, cold face it has become.

And finally, I discovered what made her ice-cold look linger at me. She dragged it away from me.

As far as he is concerned, it is rather distasteful for him to interfere with the matter. He is a nosy-ass deserving of a nice and hard bitch slap.

Ang epal mo Raj.

yael./