July 4th, 2008
Pushing Daisies is the new love POSTED AT 09:01 PM in Candy Girl, Suicide Notes and Butterfly Kissess I was supposed to go to college today. Unfortunately, I wasn't feeling well enough to travel all the way to Manila with my ginormous laptop: Bad headache + itchy, painful throat + lethargy. Say NO to work. I feel slightly guilty though, but I promised my partner I'll make up for it. Plus the lateness of salary is not making me happy, so I'm not killing myself for them. Latest obsession is the series Pushing Daisies. Have you heard of it? GO WATCH NOW. Basic plot points: There is a guy. His name is Ned, and he's a pie-maker, owner of the Pie Hole. Ned has special powers, one touch and he can bring the dead back to life. Unfortunately, if the now-alive-formerly-dead-person remains alive for more than a minute, another living thing (of equal life value) dies. Once he brings something back to life, he can't touch it again, else that something dies. First thing he ever brought back to life was his dog, Digby, when he was just a kid. He therefore couldn't touch Digby at all anymore. He found this dead-alive-then dead again in an accidental experiment with his mom. His mom had a stroke. He touched her, she came to life. A minute later, Chuck's dad (we will get to them later) died. When his mom kissed him good night, his mom died. Again. This time for good. For the first few episodes, I thought he couldn't touch anyone at all. But apparently he could touch never-been-dead people. It's just the dead and used-to-be-dead that's the problem. 4 insomniac loose
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June 30th, 2008
The thing you put between your lips POSTED AT 11:37 PM in Material Girl I use the nick cigarette-girl but I've never
actually written anything about cigarettes and the like. Not that the
name has anything to do with it really, but, let's be literal. So apparently there's a difference between smoking cigarettes and cigars. In a nutshell, beer is to cigarette, as wine is to cigar. Cigars, according to some, affect the palate when you smoke them in such a way as to make you want food with stronger flavor, ergo, the preference for spicy dishes. Another difference I saw was that cigar smoking, unlike cigarette smoking which you just pop in your mouth to smoke, needs to have it's head cut off with a cutter.
a cutter
Obviously, cigars would definitely be pricier than cigarettes. Cigar prices seem to range between $10 to as much as $160, depending on the brand and tobacco strength; and of course, depending where you buy it. Some places would definitely offer a more affordable price for a cigar. One thing that caught my attention though was the flavored cigars. There’s chocolate, vanilla, honey, cherry, blackberry, peach, rum, and of course, mint. Fruity cigars? That’s definitely something I haven’t heard of yet. The whole cigar smoking actually makes me think of some distinguished man in his 40s in a suit, sitting in his office or study with a brandy. Fruity cigars pretty much ruined that image. Rum-flavored cigars sound pretty interesting. I wonder if it also has an alcohol effect. |
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10 Things I Know About Yoga POSTED AT 10:20 PM in Candy Girl, Suicide Notes and Butterfly Kissess
At Vinyasa Yoga Center, Ortigas 1. Yoga is pretty spiritual in nature. There are different types of yoga, but all were rooted on the desire to please the Hindu god Vishnu. That was how it started anyway. The one in the center is called Hatha Vinsaya. Being a first-timer in any form of yoga, I have no idea how this is different from the others. 2. Breathing right is very important. And keeping a straight back. 3. Yoga might be spiritual in nature, but it still makes rationale sense. Like how the teacher was saying that breathing through the nose is important coz it warms the air, and you need to keep heat in the center (or somthing to that effect). I also tell my pulmo patients the same thing. How they should breath through their nose, not through their mouths coz it promots better air movement in your lungs: deeper ventilation. 4. You don't have to be all bendy when doing yoga. You bend only until you can, otherwise, it totally ruins your breathing, and posture. I have really tight hamstrings. It doesn't show when I'm doing stuff with the knees bent coz the other muscles aren't tight, but there's almost no bendy movement with knees straight! 5. Yoga is not just about stretching. There's a strengthening component involved too! I noticed my abs going all jiggly when doing the leg raises. Yikes! I have pretty good gluts strength though, yey me! photo courtesy of juned (next 5) |
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June 28th, 2008
When he cheats POSTED AT 03:36 PM in Boyshapedlovedrug, Tell Me Lies, Sweet Little Lies, Material Girl
Dear Bewildered, I am a bit surprised that anyone would actually come to me for advice, let alone something as huge as this. But since you asked for it, then here you go. Honestly, I say leave the husband. I know some people would tell you to fight for it, especially given that you have a child and all. Plus being the wife gives you more right than that mistress. Also, some people think that they’d rather not let the mistress win by having the guy for themselves. But seriously, can you honestly be with someone, fight for someone, who has been unfaithful to you? Why would you still want to associate yourself with a cheat? For the child’s sake? Would the child be happier growing up with a father who doesn’t even know what fidelity and keeping his promises mean? I say drop the spawn of satan, and live happy. If you want to make him suffer some more, how about letting him foot your bill while you make yourself gorgeous by getting yourself a boob job, a liposuction work, or some specialized plastic surgery in La Jolla spa md. Love, CigaretteGirl |
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A Coke Affair, EDITED POSTED AT 02:29 PM I have been out of the net for a few days because of my stupid fucked up DSL connection, but I'm back now! So, yey! Last night, we were were at the
Buhay Coke Party in MOA. Why I attended? I think it's mostly for the free coke. |
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