March 2012
February 2012
10 Things I Know, Think and Feel About Myself
Courtesy of a social sciences class we had. Our prof had us make a list as such; I didn’t have much trouble. Only goes to show how well I know myself — and how much that troubles me sometimes! Too much of everything can cause worry, so it turns out.
- I am a frequent participant in the seemingly never-ending debate over the importance of stability versus the tendency towards change.
- I do not usually understand myself.
- I have an insane imagination — and by insane I mean I always catch it in the act of running away from me!
- I like to write, read and draw things.
- I am going to shift courses (in college) soon.
- I love my family a whole lot.
- I am a health nut.
- I do not eat rice (many people don’t either, but in my corner of the world, everyone does and it is considered close to abnormal to have zero consumption of this necessary commodity in one’s stats)
- I am working on improving and ultimately perfecting my diet. (I’ve done me wrong once or twice; I want to make sure it doesn’t happen to me again. Health is precious!)
- I want to become successful someday and buy my parents a HUGE house with a bedroom full of aquariums for my dad and a minimalist patio for my mom (who’s always stressed at work) to relax in.
Well, looks like Tumblr just got some new icons.
I’m not complaining. :) Tumblr’s got great designers; I’m confident that they’re aware of what looks good.
“I don’t really care how much I weigh
—as long as my clothes still fit me, then I’m okay.” —
—as long as my clothes still fit me, then I’m okay.” —
-.-: College Politics →
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mga ilang linggo na ang lumipas nang mapansin namin na biglang dumami yung nagaadd sa fb na mga upperclassmen ng CP.
may nakapagsabi rin noon na malapit na pala ang eleksyon sa CP
add din naman ako ng add kasi wala naman akong nakikitang masamang mangyayari
hanggang sa dumating na nga ang…
I’m sick of college politics as well. Used to be amongst them, but now (I think) I’ve given it up for good unless I find reason to make another attempt.
I agree with you every single bit when it comes to the taglines. Who came up with such an idea in the first place? By now we should all know it’s just propaganda, we’ve had that from grade school elections to high school politics and now people go all out doing their best to solicit votes. It’s all just a popularity contest, after all.
The sad truth is that if you ran for a position and didn’t campaign at all, would anyone vote from you (aside from your friends)? They wouldn’t even know who you are and that you existed.
That’s why people would much rather stoop down to that low a level just to make themselves known, never mind that they do so by means of corny taglines and propaganda jokes.
“Curvy women are real women. Skinny women are real women. Women who have had boob jobs or lip enhancements or liposuction are still real women. Size 0 may make no sense mathematically, but a woman who wears that size is as real as the one who wears a size 16. What makes us “real” people is not the shape of our flesh but our basic humanity. And we lose our humanity when we judge – not when we lose weight, gain weight, or make the intensely personal decision to undergo cosmetic surgery.”
—Hugo Schwyzer (via lana-michelle)
