i just wanted to share a miracle. i finished a book- TWILIGHT BY STEPHENIE MEYER. looking forward to finish twilight's sequel.
*grin. actually, my body system's dealing with a new routine. i've been so intrapersonal these days and i've got enough reason to admit that im tired of hanging out with oh-so-plastic people. my friends were really frightened by my sudden transformation. i can't blame them, well. i don't need to explain this natural phenomenon in me like how the existence of natural phenomenons were scientifically explained in my general science class.
thank god it's friday night. i've got all the time and all the space to write my heart out. you would be dealing with random thoughts.
i had nothing compared to my classmates who were language-oriented and english-natured nerdoos, except for the fact that i'm vocal enough to be heard. but that was before. just today i've discovered that i did pretty well. i learned to play with words already.
i spent sleepless nights reading- it's more than a mirabilia!
how the hell on earth can i express everything tonight?
i also wanted to tell you 'bout how it felt reading the book. well, i really didn't want to take my eyes off of it. unluckily, my friend, insomnia, did not visit me last night. i was able to sleep at around 6pm and managed to wake up at 8pm to eat and then read, read and read. haha!
i can relate to bella swan as to being clumsy and good at nothing (sports and dance). i just can't wait to read NEW MOON, ECLIPSE and BREAKING DAWN. i guess im am to be baptized "bookworm" now. :)
i want to be a VAMPIRE.
*grin. actually, my body system's dealing with a new routine. i've been so intrapersonal these days and i've got enough reason to admit that im tired of hanging out with oh-so-plastic people. my friends were really frightened by my sudden transformation. i can't blame them, well. i don't need to explain this natural phenomenon in me like how the existence of natural phenomenons were scientifically explained in my general science class.
thank god it's friday night. i've got all the time and all the space to write my heart out. you would be dealing with random thoughts.
i had nothing compared to my classmates who were language-oriented and english-natured nerdoos, except for the fact that i'm vocal enough to be heard. but that was before. just today i've discovered that i did pretty well. i learned to play with words already.
i spent sleepless nights reading- it's more than a mirabilia!
how the hell on earth can i express everything tonight?
i also wanted to tell you 'bout how it felt reading the book. well, i really didn't want to take my eyes off of it. unluckily, my friend, insomnia, did not visit me last night. i was able to sleep at around 6pm and managed to wake up at 8pm to eat and then read, read and read. haha!
i can relate to bella swan as to being clumsy and good at nothing (sports and dance). i just can't wait to read NEW MOON, ECLIPSE and BREAKING DAWN. i guess im am to be baptized "bookworm" now. :)
i want to be a VAMPIRE.
and oh, before i forget! TO THE DEAREST THIEF IN THE CLASSROOM,
or shall i call you smooth criminal? take the money, take the cellphones to hell with you. i hope you're happy now.
i still have a lot in mind but i just cant seem to organize my thoughts and wrap it up tonight. i hate thewriter's block syndrome.
i still have a lot in mind but i just cant seem to organize my thoughts and wrap it up tonight. i hate the
I like nonsense -- it wakes up the brain cells.
Fantasy is a necessary ingredient in living.
It's a way of looking at life through the wrong end of a telescope.
and that enables you to laugh at all of life's realities.
xoxo,
TiM
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It's still Friday afternoon over here and I am raring to leave the office. Why do Fridays always DRAG on like this??
I always wanted to be a vampire too, not a princess, a vampire. They seem much more interesting! :)
Like this sentence - Fantasy is a necessary ingredient in living.
I live in my own world a lot.
Happy evening!
PS can't believe you have a thief in your class!
Thievery... interesting, Shanne, and interesting, Vivienne. I have some stories about stealing...
Anyway, hi, Shanne. I am half-Filipino, as you may know, and a fellow student, 17, living and going to school in Hong Kong. It's nice to meet you and to read your blog.
I have all the Stephanie Meyer books in .pdf format. I probably won't get to reading them until the summer holidays after I graduate. Are they really great?
I have to go do homework. It's the weekend, you know how it is. You take care too.
Michael.
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