Danication~

Asking people to take pictures of me is actually not my habit, but I told myself to boldly do it when I go to places new to me. Like, the heck I care, it's for me to enjoy! So, here's what my "boldness" made me... Selfie with buddha. Howbowdah? Tryna wrestle a tortoise statue because why not? So the sign says, "FRAGILE. Please do not touch." Welp, I touched it, and they can't do anything about it. Asian pose for a Chinese, uhm, ship? We laugh similarly! Does doing the same pose make me a goddess as well? Because mini buddha says, "parteh parteh!" U can't kill me 'cause u midget. Hihi Finally a normal me. x

(Draft post from August 2016) I know a lot of people like being alone when they're at home. It sure is fun because the house is gonna be all yours; you can do anything you like. I think I've mentioned in one of my blog entries that I'm the youngest in our family, well, I'd like to connect that with me not liking the idea of being home alone.

(This was a draft post from March 2014 that I forgot to post, and now I'm posting it because why not? *hello, 2014 me!*) I think I like someone. Well, not the like-as-a-person kind of like. But, you know, the serious one. I hate this feeling because it bothers me a lot that it snatches most of my precious time thinking about it. I mean hey, it's kinda ridiculous. It's always like this: me, having a crush on someone who doesn't know I exist--i mean, he knows but doesn't *you know* me back. But this time, it's different, because I like him. (Note: For me, liking someone is different from having a  crush  on someone.) Okay, let me explain this like thing. For me, liking someone is more mature than having a crush on someone. Crush, it's like "This guy is so my type, my standard, he's perf!!" Oh yes, that's crush for me. But this guy, he's not even a check on my list of standards, well maybe a little bit.. as in this little . ...

"Was I too blind not to see?" There are times when we ask ourselves with this question when we realize we got so blinded by our emotions, unconsciously denying the truth we see—from social media to our surroundings, and even our friends' observations. We all flick them away, because we are too rooted on what we feel inside of us that we don't want to kill the good that we think it brings. Sometimes we don't want to think that someone so dear to us can stab us from behind. Sometimes we don't want to think that we can be fooled by them. Sometimes we don't want to think that some people can hurt us. But actually, anyone can have the nerve to hurt us, may it be through the most unexpected way to the least we could think there is. Not that I'm being too harsh for these people, but what I'm trying to say is that we all have to be open-minded with the things people in this world can do to us. Being open-minded means being mindful of the things that ca...