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| Yay! Pers time in my life. Kent belib it. Iniisip ko lang eh.. nanalo ako ng bonggang REF, sa aming year end party yesterday. HAHAHAHAH. So heto ang eksena, Ako wala lang nakikinig lang at di masyadong pinapansin si Ma'am Carla kasi di ko di expected sa dami ba naman ng empleyado ng Phil****. Tantaraaannnraaaan! And the major prize goes to Ms.DONNA ____! Ako: walang reaction pang Ms. Universe ang reaction. Sabi ni Sir Jaramilla wala daw akong reaction at parang iiyak daw. Ahahahahah kakahiya! Anyway may isang problem kung paano siya iuuwi ang layo ng bahay ko :D malamang sa malamang nasa 1500 ang gagastusin ko dito ayus lang ahaha! At least may ref na ulit kami. I can now make different dessert na gusto ko. Thanks Guys! Gandang regalo para sa pamilya ko! :D |
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Ang pangarap kung Jackpot ( Choz)
Sunday, December 19, 2010
User's Manual (at maraming salamat po sa mga tumangkilik)
User's Manual (at maraming salamat po sa mga tumangkilik)
by Bob Ong on Monday, December 6, 2010 at 11:26pm
Bunso, iwasan mo ang ugaling mapagmalaki nang dahil lang sa ikaw ang unang nakabili ng gusto mong libro o nakaabot ka na sa page 20. Ang mas magandang gawin, humanap ka ng bakante mong oras at kumportableng lugar kung saan ka makakapagbasa ng libro nang maayos at walang istorbo. Tapos sulitin mo ang ipinambili mo ng libro (o ang pag-aabala mong magbasa kung hindi man ikaw ang bumili ng libro) sa pamamagitan ng pag-unawa sa kabuuhan at maliliit na detalye ng kwento. Saka ka ngayon magyabang sa mga kaibigan mo dahil naintindihan mo ang binasa mo! => Hindi gaanong magiging masaya (o maayos) ang karanasan mo sa pagbabasa kung magtu-Tweet ka minu-minuto o mag-a-update ng status sa Facebook sa bawat lipat mo ng pahina ng libro. Bigyan mo ng oras ang sarili mo at karapatan na matahimik sa isang tabi kahit paminsan-minsan, at huwag katakutan ang paggawa ng iisang bagay lang sa iisang sandali. Lumaki ka man sa panahon ng multitasking at limang minutong attention span, marami pa ring bagay sa buhay ang mas magugustuhan mo kung paglalaanan ng sapat na panahon at hindi mamadaliin. Magandang ugali rin ang hindi pagkwento ng mga importanteng detalye ng librong nabasa mo bilang respeto sa mga kapwa mo mambabasang hindi pa tapos ang libro. Dahil sa maniwala ka’t sa hindi, hindi dahil sa tapos ka nang magbasa ay sabay-sabay na ring natapos ang ibang mga mambabasa. Marami ka pang mababasang libro na hindi man isinulat ng mahusay na manunulat ay magugustuhan mo pa rin dahil ikaw ay mahusay na mambabasa. Maraming salamat sa pakikiisa sa layunin nating gawing bayan ng mga mambabasa ang ating bansa. =>
BY: BOB ONG
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1261430479#!/notes/bob-ong/users-manual-at-maraming-salamat-po-sa-mga-tumangkilik/466875696469
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Im just sharing this stuff. Galing Mismo sa Official Fan Pages niya sa Facebook.
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Q&A: Bob Ong INTERVIEW BY CARLOS MALVAR
Q&A: Bob Ong
INTERVIEW BY CARLOS MALVAR
December 16, 2010
INTERVIEW BY CARLOS MALVAR
December 16, 2010
LINK: http://www.fhm.com.ph/entertainment/interviews/article/5555
You have a new book out, Mga Kaibigan ni Mama Susan, and it’s your 8th. We heard it’s the first ever locally published book in the Philippines to have a nationwide simultaneous book release—parang Harry Potter lang. How does that make you feel?
It feels good to have your book receive the same treatment book stores give imported books. To be treated as a ‘foreigner’ in the Philippines, it feels good. Usually our book stores revere local books in the same way they do used bus tickets.
Do you lurk around bookstores to see how many people would buy your books?
I do my book store rounds when there’s an opportunity. It’s both unnatural and unwise for any writer not to care where his/her books go and who reads them.
I was in the book stores in Mall of Asia last November 30 [when it was released].
Tell us more about Mga Kaibigan ni Mama Susan. Is it true that the character Mama Susan is based on Susan Enriquez?
My latest book is inspired by true events. Part of the book is written by the real “Galo,” entries were lifted from his journal. (I didn’t write the rap lyrics.)
Life is too short to be spent writing the same books. So I write in different genres, with the support of loyal readers who allow me creative freedom.
Each book I write is different from the last one, my latest being horror.
I believe I speak for most writers when I say ideas for a book could range from weeks old to decades. I can no longer remember how long I’ve been toying with the idea for Mama Susan.
You have this several ideas in your head and one would just step up and say “I’m most ready. It’s my turn. Write me now.”
Sa mga kaibigan ni Mama Susan, sino ang pinaka-sexy? Papayag bang magpose si Mama Susan at ang mga kaibigan nya for FHM?
Next to Reader’s Digest, FHM is Mama Susan’s favorite magazine. She’ll personally let you know of her answers one of these days.
Mga Kaibigan ni Mama Susan, as I understand it, is a horror novel. How was the experience of writing it different from when you were writing your other projects?
Writing horror is not a very pleasant experience. It’s not. I couldn’t work at night. Night time became a useless no-writing zone. If our ka-Visprint, Bart “Tragic Theater” Coronel had brushes with the supernatural, I’d want none of that.
I wouldn’t want to have anything to do with “them.” But writing horror is fun and challenging because it’s a good writing exercise. I’m not a fan of horror books, but I find it now funny to remember mentioning in Stainless Longganisa that one of the first novels I’ve read was The Exorcist. I’m also part of the majority who consider The Exorcist as the scariest movie of all time. The most recent ‘scary’ movie I’ve seen is that Al Gore documentary.
Of all the writers in the Philippines, you can be considered as the only bestselling author, being the only Filipino to break through National Bookstore’s (regularly released) top ten bestselling list in Fiction. Is that something you’ve dreamed of as a child? How do you feel about that?
I’ve dreamed of writing, seeing my works in book store shelves, and being read. It is by God’s grace that I am able to sell more books than what we all thought was possible for a local writer. But I don’t know about being a ‘bestselling author.’
Despite what most people in the industry say, I don’t remember any of my books hitting No.1, not even for a month. It’s unclear how book stores come up with their charts. I don’t mind being or not being on their Top Ten list.
But I do mind that nobody knows their basis. I’d easily concede to self-help, horror, humor, romance, or comic books, local or imported, but how many would believe that these popular genres would be outsold by recipes and coffee table books? It’s a vicious, dishonest, marketing ploy book stores use to sell books; they’re fooling people and it’s very disturbing.
Of course I could be wrong, in which case, I wish to be enlightened. But I already told my publisher of my intent to pull out from the stores if things don’t change. I wouldn’t mind losing my job, I just don’t want to be part of a corrupt system. It’s unfortunate that I’m learning now of the politics and bureaucracy that govern the book industry. It’s sad.
Next: Reading Programs, Critics, at ang huling gimik ni Bob Ong!
You single-handedly made it ‘cool’ to admit to reading. Care to suggest to the President a few programs that may encourage more people to read?
The president can’t do anything. More people would be encouraged to read if Rhian Ramos and Angel Locsin sit with them.
I myself wouldn’t mind reading El Fili again if Ann Curtis shares the bedside lamp with me.
But in all seriousness, I think the most effective and best reading program any government could have is the availability of more engaging books.
If readers like what they read, they would buy, borrow, or steal a book, and find time to enjoy literature on their own.
As kids acquire the habit, reading groups and book clubs can be established, whether school-, community-, or church-based.
These groups can then meet weekly to hang a critic or two. That is as a result of realization that critics actually scare readers away by showing them that reading may turn people into stuck-up literary buttheads.
Critics may only be saved if they recant beliefs like (1)they matter, (2)what they do makes young Filipinos choose books over TV, PSP, Ipad, and the Internet at least once in a while, and (3)they’re qualified for their job.
You’re not very fond of critics. Why?
I have yet to hear direct negative reviews from established critics. Right now there’s just bloggers and reviewers who need to boost their self-esteem by telling everyone that their taste is different and they’re reading books that only they read.
I think it’s counterproductive. They are not happy that more people are now reading. Instead of encouraging young Filipinos to enjoy books, they’re telling the new readers that they’re hopeless because they’re not reading the books that have their (‘critics’) seal of approval.
It’s basically immaturity and childishness enjoying group sex with arrogance and ignorance. I wish somebody soon would produce the great Filipino novel worthy of critics praise and wide readership, I wish for that infallible book—no, books—to come soon. But while we’re waiting, I think it wouldn’t be a bad idea to just keep our youths comfortable with reading and acquainted with books—any book. Don’t you agree?
How is the typical day for “Bob Ong” like? Are you working on your book projects full time now?
I work full time every single day of my life. (See Stainless Longganisa, page 87.)
Now, you are known for being extremely reclusive. But just for fun, when were you last out in public?
The extremely reclusive part is a myth. I’ve met a lot of my readers around the time of my first book. I think we’ve got that covered in Ruel de Vera’s interview (PDI), but I’m not sure. I don’t attend such occasions.
But I was in one Visprint event, and I visited the Visprint booth during last year’s book fair. Also, a couple of weeks ago I was in Mercury Drug and the cashier made me wait for some time because she was busy reading my (2nd) book.
Has anyone close to you read your books and went “Hey, I know this guy! I used to work with this guy/ he is my cousin / that sounds like he’s my grade school classmate!” or anything?
No, no such thing. I’ve learned that people who knew me have very bad memories. I feel lucky and very insignificant at the same time.
In your new book, do you have any characters which closely resembles you (in terms of personality, situation, etc)? Who and how can you say so?
At least in small part, Galo and I share some traits. My editor couldn’t tell which parts of the manuscript were mine and which were lifted from the journal.
With 8th book now out in the market, any hints on what your 9th book/project going to be like?
This is the first time that I’m having a hard time choosing which of the books lined up in my head should be written next. But I’m currently in talks in writing a movie that is not about my previous works, and my return to non-fiction is just around the corner. Of course, these are all just plans and nothing is sure until I’ve finished a manuscript.
What did you first buy with your first every royalty check? Do you still write longhand?
I enrolled in a crash course on electronics and bought a cheap inkjet printer to replace my dot matrix. Do you mean longhand as a noun or an adjective? I stopped writing longhand in Grade 6. My drafts are 25% in longhand (pen-paper) and 81% typewritten (word processor). Sorry, I don’t know how to use a calculator.
Thank you so much! Any message to our readers?
(To my readers:) I didn’t write “those” quotes. I am just one person. I am not yet dead. Buy my books. Buy other Filipino books. Read them all. (To Filipino book readers:) Buy Filipino, read Filipino. No matter how highly you think of international writers, you still owe local authors support because you are a Filipino. Don’t take pride in the quantity and quality of books you read, take pride in what those books have made you. And regardless of your beliefs, no self-respecting book lover should pass up on the experience of reading the Bible from cover to cover at least once. Thanks. Happy New Year!
It feels good to have your book receive the same treatment book stores give imported books. To be treated as a ‘foreigner’ in the Philippines, it feels good. Usually our book stores revere local books in the same way they do used bus tickets.
Do you lurk around bookstores to see how many people would buy your books?
I do my book store rounds when there’s an opportunity. It’s both unnatural and unwise for any writer not to care where his/her books go and who reads them.
I was in the book stores in Mall of Asia last November 30 [when it was released].
Tell us more about Mga Kaibigan ni Mama Susan. Is it true that the character Mama Susan is based on Susan Enriquez?
My latest book is inspired by true events. Part of the book is written by the real “Galo,” entries were lifted from his journal. (I didn’t write the rap lyrics.)
Life is too short to be spent writing the same books. So I write in different genres, with the support of loyal readers who allow me creative freedom.
Each book I write is different from the last one, my latest being horror.
I believe I speak for most writers when I say ideas for a book could range from weeks old to decades. I can no longer remember how long I’ve been toying with the idea for Mama Susan.
You have this several ideas in your head and one would just step up and say “I’m most ready. It’s my turn. Write me now.”
Sa mga kaibigan ni Mama Susan, sino ang pinaka-sexy? Papayag bang magpose si Mama Susan at ang mga kaibigan nya for FHM?
Next to Reader’s Digest, FHM is Mama Susan’s favorite magazine. She’ll personally let you know of her answers one of these days.
Mga Kaibigan ni Mama Susan, as I understand it, is a horror novel. How was the experience of writing it different from when you were writing your other projects?
Writing horror is not a very pleasant experience. It’s not. I couldn’t work at night. Night time became a useless no-writing zone. If our ka-Visprint, Bart “Tragic Theater” Coronel had brushes with the supernatural, I’d want none of that.
I wouldn’t want to have anything to do with “them.” But writing horror is fun and challenging because it’s a good writing exercise. I’m not a fan of horror books, but I find it now funny to remember mentioning in Stainless Longganisa that one of the first novels I’ve read was The Exorcist. I’m also part of the majority who consider The Exorcist as the scariest movie of all time. The most recent ‘scary’ movie I’ve seen is that Al Gore documentary.
Of all the writers in the Philippines, you can be considered as the only bestselling author, being the only Filipino to break through National Bookstore’s (regularly released) top ten bestselling list in Fiction. Is that something you’ve dreamed of as a child? How do you feel about that?
I’ve dreamed of writing, seeing my works in book store shelves, and being read. It is by God’s grace that I am able to sell more books than what we all thought was possible for a local writer. But I don’t know about being a ‘bestselling author.’
Despite what most people in the industry say, I don’t remember any of my books hitting No.1, not even for a month. It’s unclear how book stores come up with their charts. I don’t mind being or not being on their Top Ten list.
But I do mind that nobody knows their basis. I’d easily concede to self-help, horror, humor, romance, or comic books, local or imported, but how many would believe that these popular genres would be outsold by recipes and coffee table books? It’s a vicious, dishonest, marketing ploy book stores use to sell books; they’re fooling people and it’s very disturbing.
Of course I could be wrong, in which case, I wish to be enlightened. But I already told my publisher of my intent to pull out from the stores if things don’t change. I wouldn’t mind losing my job, I just don’t want to be part of a corrupt system. It’s unfortunate that I’m learning now of the politics and bureaucracy that govern the book industry. It’s sad.
Next: Reading Programs, Critics, at ang huling gimik ni Bob Ong!
You single-handedly made it ‘cool’ to admit to reading. Care to suggest to the President a few programs that may encourage more people to read?
The president can’t do anything. More people would be encouraged to read if Rhian Ramos and Angel Locsin sit with them.
I myself wouldn’t mind reading El Fili again if Ann Curtis shares the bedside lamp with me.
But in all seriousness, I think the most effective and best reading program any government could have is the availability of more engaging books.
If readers like what they read, they would buy, borrow, or steal a book, and find time to enjoy literature on their own.
As kids acquire the habit, reading groups and book clubs can be established, whether school-, community-, or church-based.
These groups can then meet weekly to hang a critic or two. That is as a result of realization that critics actually scare readers away by showing them that reading may turn people into stuck-up literary buttheads.
Critics may only be saved if they recant beliefs like (1)they matter, (2)what they do makes young Filipinos choose books over TV, PSP, Ipad, and the Internet at least once in a while, and (3)they’re qualified for their job.
You’re not very fond of critics. Why?
I have yet to hear direct negative reviews from established critics. Right now there’s just bloggers and reviewers who need to boost their self-esteem by telling everyone that their taste is different and they’re reading books that only they read.
I think it’s counterproductive. They are not happy that more people are now reading. Instead of encouraging young Filipinos to enjoy books, they’re telling the new readers that they’re hopeless because they’re not reading the books that have their (‘critics’) seal of approval.
It’s basically immaturity and childishness enjoying group sex with arrogance and ignorance. I wish somebody soon would produce the great Filipino novel worthy of critics praise and wide readership, I wish for that infallible book—no, books—to come soon. But while we’re waiting, I think it wouldn’t be a bad idea to just keep our youths comfortable with reading and acquainted with books—any book. Don’t you agree?
How is the typical day for “Bob Ong” like? Are you working on your book projects full time now?
I work full time every single day of my life. (See Stainless Longganisa, page 87.)
Now, you are known for being extremely reclusive. But just for fun, when were you last out in public?
The extremely reclusive part is a myth. I’ve met a lot of my readers around the time of my first book. I think we’ve got that covered in Ruel de Vera’s interview (PDI), but I’m not sure. I don’t attend such occasions.
But I was in one Visprint event, and I visited the Visprint booth during last year’s book fair. Also, a couple of weeks ago I was in Mercury Drug and the cashier made me wait for some time because she was busy reading my (2nd) book.
Has anyone close to you read your books and went “Hey, I know this guy! I used to work with this guy/ he is my cousin / that sounds like he’s my grade school classmate!” or anything?
No, no such thing. I’ve learned that people who knew me have very bad memories. I feel lucky and very insignificant at the same time.
In your new book, do you have any characters which closely resembles you (in terms of personality, situation, etc)? Who and how can you say so?
At least in small part, Galo and I share some traits. My editor couldn’t tell which parts of the manuscript were mine and which were lifted from the journal.
With 8th book now out in the market, any hints on what your 9th book/project going to be like?
This is the first time that I’m having a hard time choosing which of the books lined up in my head should be written next. But I’m currently in talks in writing a movie that is not about my previous works, and my return to non-fiction is just around the corner. Of course, these are all just plans and nothing is sure until I’ve finished a manuscript.
What did you first buy with your first every royalty check? Do you still write longhand?
I enrolled in a crash course on electronics and bought a cheap inkjet printer to replace my dot matrix. Do you mean longhand as a noun or an adjective? I stopped writing longhand in Grade 6. My drafts are 25% in longhand (pen-paper) and 81% typewritten (word processor). Sorry, I don’t know how to use a calculator.
Thank you so much! Any message to our readers?
(To my readers:) I didn’t write “those” quotes. I am just one person. I am not yet dead. Buy my books. Buy other Filipino books. Read them all. (To Filipino book readers:) Buy Filipino, read Filipino. No matter how highly you think of international writers, you still owe local authors support because you are a Filipino. Don’t take pride in the quantity and quality of books you read, take pride in what those books have made you. And regardless of your beliefs, no self-respecting book lover should pass up on the experience of reading the Bible from cover to cover at least once. Thanks. Happy New Year!
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Monday, December 13, 2010
Palaisipan na Hindi dapat.
Tama si Hero sa buhay natin maraming hindi pantay. Hindi fair. May masaya. May malungkot. may patuloy na masaya.May patuloy na nagiging malungkot.
Halos isang buwan na din pala ng opisyal na paghihiwalay namen ni Dante. Isang paghihiwalay na akala ko ay isang hudyat ng magandang panimula. Nitong mga nakaraang araw at linggo, hindi naman ako masyadong busy, sapat lang na may oras sa trabaho at oras sa pag log in sa internet. Masaya ako sa mga bagong kakilala ko. Masaya ako sa mundong ginagalawan ko, kung saan ang mga tao ay tanggap ako.
Ang galing galing kung magpayo sa ibang kakilala ko kung paano ang proseso ng pag move on o ng paglimot sa nakaraan, kung anung pwedeng gawin, ang galing galing ko pa nga mag advise at pag mukhaing tanga ang mga kausap ko maiparating lang sa kanila na kailangan na nilang lumimot.
Ang galing, galing! Akala mo kung sino kang magaling Cielo. Weak ka naman pala. Mapag panggap kala mo nakalimot ka na sa kabaliwan, di pa no! Kanina lang sinubok mo na naman ang sarili mo, or mas okay na sabihin na sinasaktan mo lang ang sarili mo.Kundi ka ba naman isang kalahating tanga bat mo pa kasi tiningnan ang profile niya Oh anu ka ngayon Cielo nalaman mo ang katotohanan? Oh bakit ka bitter? bakit ka lungkot lungkutan? Di pa dapat masaya ka? Di ba dapat masaya ka.. uulitin ko di ba dapat masaya ka.. para sa kanya? Maling mali na bitter ka at ganyan ang iniisip mo. Wala na kayo pero bakit ganyan pa din ang pag iisip mo? Cielo bulag ka na ba? tangang tanga ka na ba?
< Oo na, tanga na kung tanga. Makulit na kung makulit, OO na wag niyo ng ipamukha bitter na kung bitter. Anong magagawa ko? Tao na marupok ang nagiging tanga pagdating sa pagmamahal. Sino kayo para diktahan ako kung paanong PAGLIMOT ang gagawin ko.
So anung nangyare.. napagdgutong ko ang mga eksena. Haist di ako makapaniwala. Oo sige andun na nga sa part na wala na kami at wala na nga talaga. Pero bat apektado ako. Ang sama ko. Ang sama sama ko talaga. Naiinis ako bakit kasi di ko matanggap na kakilala ko yung bago niyang ka relasyon? Tama. Kilalalng kilala. Sino? Siya lang naman iyong tao na isa sa mga tinakbuhan ko ng maghiwalay kami ni Dante, isa sa mga taong alam ang totoong naramdaman ko at alam kung gaano ko minahal si Dante, isang taong ang turing ko ay nakakabatang kapatid, isang taong may naibigay din sa aking payo kung paano ang paglimot sa mapait na nakaraan, isang taong .,. isang taong.. isang taoo teka di ko na kaya, kailangan kung tanggapin na SILA na.
Nasaktan ako, sa sariling sikap ko, kaya saring sikap din dapat para makaraos ako.
Dante,
Nakakatuwa no, ang saya saya mo na ngayun ayan may partner ka na at malapit na ang kaarawan mo di ba yaan ang gusto mo? ang may ka partner sa kaarawan mo. Masaya ako na masaya ka totoo yun. Wag ka namang mainis sa akin or mag isip ng kung anu dahil sa aking nararamdaman.
Sa dati kung kaibigan,
Ayos ka din pag nagkita tayo ulit, pektus ka sa akin! Adik ka din siguro kung naka add ka pa sa YM ko at FB sasabihin mo kaya sa akin kung paano nangyari ang lahat ng ito? Sino na naman ako di ba, sabagay! Haist. Di lang makapaniwala ang mommy Cielo at talagang Si Daddy Dante ang nagustuhan mo, pero teka di ba ng mga panahon na nagkakalabuan kami ni Dante may masugid kang manliligaw/ka MU? at ang taong ito din at ka close ni Dante? Akala ko ba siya ang nais mo paanong nangyare na lumiko ang mga eksena.. Grabeng pag segway ang nangyari kapatid. Okay na sige naaaaaaa OO na kayo na kung kayo. Basta ingatan mo lil bro. Pektus ka talaga sa akin pag may ginawa kang masama.
Haist buhay nga naman masaya at malungkot.
Mundo nga naman ang liit.
Si Destiny naman masyadong mapaglaro.
Si Love naman isang cycle madaming process.
Maiinlove.
Masasaktan.
Magagalit.
May pighati.
May pagpapatawad
May pagtanggap
At dun na yata papasok ang MOVE ON.
Pero bago iyon ang daming pagdadaanan.
Kaya mo iyan. Sa huli sabi nga nila at pauulit ulit na..
Makaka Move on ka din.
Halos isang buwan na din pala ng opisyal na paghihiwalay namen ni Dante. Isang paghihiwalay na akala ko ay isang hudyat ng magandang panimula. Nitong mga nakaraang araw at linggo, hindi naman ako masyadong busy, sapat lang na may oras sa trabaho at oras sa pag log in sa internet. Masaya ako sa mga bagong kakilala ko. Masaya ako sa mundong ginagalawan ko, kung saan ang mga tao ay tanggap ako.
Ang galing galing kung magpayo sa ibang kakilala ko kung paano ang proseso ng pag move on o ng paglimot sa nakaraan, kung anung pwedeng gawin, ang galing galing ko pa nga mag advise at pag mukhaing tanga ang mga kausap ko maiparating lang sa kanila na kailangan na nilang lumimot.
Ang galing, galing! Akala mo kung sino kang magaling Cielo. Weak ka naman pala. Mapag panggap kala mo nakalimot ka na sa kabaliwan, di pa no! Kanina lang sinubok mo na naman ang sarili mo, or mas okay na sabihin na sinasaktan mo lang ang sarili mo.Kundi ka ba naman isang kalahating tanga bat mo pa kasi tiningnan ang profile niya Oh anu ka ngayon Cielo nalaman mo ang katotohanan? Oh bakit ka bitter? bakit ka lungkot lungkutan? Di pa dapat masaya ka? Di ba dapat masaya ka.. uulitin ko di ba dapat masaya ka.. para sa kanya? Maling mali na bitter ka at ganyan ang iniisip mo. Wala na kayo pero bakit ganyan pa din ang pag iisip mo? Cielo bulag ka na ba? tangang tanga ka na ba?
< Oo na, tanga na kung tanga. Makulit na kung makulit, OO na wag niyo ng ipamukha bitter na kung bitter. Anong magagawa ko? Tao na marupok ang nagiging tanga pagdating sa pagmamahal. Sino kayo para diktahan ako kung paanong PAGLIMOT ang gagawin ko.
So anung nangyare.. napagdgutong ko ang mga eksena. Haist di ako makapaniwala. Oo sige andun na nga sa part na wala na kami at wala na nga talaga. Pero bat apektado ako. Ang sama ko. Ang sama sama ko talaga. Naiinis ako bakit kasi di ko matanggap na kakilala ko yung bago niyang ka relasyon? Tama. Kilalalng kilala. Sino? Siya lang naman iyong tao na isa sa mga tinakbuhan ko ng maghiwalay kami ni Dante, isa sa mga taong alam ang totoong naramdaman ko at alam kung gaano ko minahal si Dante, isang taong ang turing ko ay nakakabatang kapatid, isang taong may naibigay din sa aking payo kung paano ang paglimot sa mapait na nakaraan, isang taong .,. isang taong.. isang taoo teka di ko na kaya, kailangan kung tanggapin na SILA na.
Nasaktan ako, sa sariling sikap ko, kaya saring sikap din dapat para makaraos ako.
Dante,
Nakakatuwa no, ang saya saya mo na ngayun ayan may partner ka na at malapit na ang kaarawan mo di ba yaan ang gusto mo? ang may ka partner sa kaarawan mo. Masaya ako na masaya ka totoo yun. Wag ka namang mainis sa akin or mag isip ng kung anu dahil sa aking nararamdaman.
Sa dati kung kaibigan,
Ayos ka din pag nagkita tayo ulit, pektus ka sa akin! Adik ka din siguro kung naka add ka pa sa YM ko at FB sasabihin mo kaya sa akin kung paano nangyari ang lahat ng ito? Sino na naman ako di ba, sabagay! Haist. Di lang makapaniwala ang mommy Cielo at talagang Si Daddy Dante ang nagustuhan mo, pero teka di ba ng mga panahon na nagkakalabuan kami ni Dante may masugid kang manliligaw/ka MU? at ang taong ito din at ka close ni Dante? Akala ko ba siya ang nais mo paanong nangyare na lumiko ang mga eksena.. Grabeng pag segway ang nangyari kapatid. Okay na sige naaaaaaa OO na kayo na kung kayo. Basta ingatan mo lil bro. Pektus ka talaga sa akin pag may ginawa kang masama.
Haist buhay nga naman masaya at malungkot.
Mundo nga naman ang liit.
Si Destiny naman masyadong mapaglaro.
Si Love naman isang cycle madaming process.
Maiinlove.
Masasaktan.
Magagalit.
May pighati.
May pagpapatawad
May pagtanggap
At dun na yata papasok ang MOVE ON.
Pero bago iyon ang daming pagdadaanan.
Kaya mo iyan. Sa huli sabi nga nila at pauulit ulit na..
Makaka Move on ka din.
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