Archive for January, 2008

Pillow Talk

25Jan08

“So, how many hearts have you stolen?”
“A lot, I think.”
“Really?”
“But you stole mine, and I insist you keep it.”
And there goes the butterflies again


Mi Familia

12Jan08

Right. I just came back from a full-blown family gathering at my cousin’s place. Random thoughts weirdnesses as follows:
1. Weird how it seems like only yesterday that we used to sweat in the sweltering heat playing with anything available to play with (read: bicycles, the neighbor’s cats, an uncle’s car) and mocking [...]


Okay, not gonna write much about this episode.  Just gathering up some thoughts on it.
1.  Loved the stress level put on Marc and Rovilson as the teams kept pooling up together.  Although these guys made it first (yet again), it was a wicked fun to see Rovilson’s stressed out face.  Yet he still managed to [...]


Someone who still manages to maintain his wit after downing two Panadols once told me that I should always live on the edge.  By on the edge he means that I should live like there’s no tomorrow.  Cease the day.  Carpe diem.  And all that stuff.
And I believed him.
I am all for this living on [...]


Spent the holiday watching past episodes of The Office (US), the current episodes on Star World and hanging on the edge of my seat waiting for the next season which will include Jim and Pam’s romance development, Michael’s static position and his affair with Jan… and of course, the infamous Dwight Schrute antics.
So please, if [...]


As posted previously in my Indonesian blog.
I am no environmentalist. Dude, I still smoke and drive a gasoline-powered car. But I’m trying to cut down paper use. Trying to not litter. And lately I’ve been trying to save electricity with any means possible. I know about the global warming although [...]


I strangely don’t feel like writing about this episode.  Not that it’s not good or anything. In fact, the race quality is improving. I just don’t feel like it.  But then I am keeping my promise to write after I watch every single episode of TARA 2.
I guess driving is the key theme for this [...]