Christttttmmmmaaaassssssss *sings*
I didn't expect this year's Christmas to turn up the way it did :)
It's far from my idea of the perfect Christmas [starts signing :P] but then we can never get everything we want, right? I guess happiness isn't in the amazing gifts we recieve or the fulfillment of our deepest desires. It's in the little things that makes us smile, the things that makes us feel life.
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I am dead afraid of turkeys, chicken, peacocks and the like.
Yesterday, before noche buena, I went to our backyard and found something staring back at me from the darkness. I thought it was a cat. And since I actually like cats, I didn't want the poor cat to be alone and unloved on Christmas eve.
So I went near it.
Then the cat turned out to have smaller eyes than usual. So I went nearer (takte this is beginning to sound like those stupid teen horror flicks). And then the cat gobbled. :|:|:|
IT WAS NOT A FREAKIN CAT PALA. IT WAS A TURKEY. Gobble gobble:|
I ran back to the kitchen, and asked them if there was a turkey in the backyard (baka kasi praning lang ako). So yeah, it was a turkey nga. HAHA. Ok, no. Not haha. It was actually a terrifying experience:|
But then since it was Christmas eve, I extended my felicitations towards the turkey. NAT. HAHA:)) I went like three feet away from it and sort of... said "hi" to it. (pardon the weirdness:P). Partly because I wanted to conquer my fear (haaaa. asa) and because I felt bad for it. It was going to be the centerpiece for lunch the next day. :| Sad no?
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I need more Christmas parties :))
But for now, let's return to real life. Hallo, SA and other stuff :)
Merry Christmas, kiddos:D:D
It's far from my idea of the perfect Christmas [starts signing :P] but then we can never get everything we want, right? I guess happiness isn't in the amazing gifts we recieve or the fulfillment of our deepest desires. It's in the little things that makes us smile, the things that makes us feel life.
**
I am dead afraid of turkeys, chicken, peacocks and the like.
Yesterday, before noche buena, I went to our backyard and found something staring back at me from the darkness. I thought it was a cat. And since I actually like cats, I didn't want the poor cat to be alone and unloved on Christmas eve.
So I went near it.
Then the cat turned out to have smaller eyes than usual. So I went nearer (takte this is beginning to sound like those stupid teen horror flicks). And then the cat gobbled. :|:|:|
IT WAS NOT A FREAKIN CAT PALA. IT WAS A TURKEY. Gobble gobble:|
I ran back to the kitchen, and asked them if there was a turkey in the backyard (baka kasi praning lang ako). So yeah, it was a turkey nga. HAHA. Ok, no. Not haha. It was actually a terrifying experience:|
But then since it was Christmas eve, I extended my felicitations towards the turkey. NAT. HAHA:)) I went like three feet away from it and sort of... said "hi" to it. (pardon the weirdness:P). Partly because I wanted to conquer my fear (haaaa. asa) and because I felt bad for it. It was going to be the centerpiece for lunch the next day. :| Sad no?
**
I need more Christmas parties :))
But for now, let's return to real life. Hallo, SA and other stuff :)
Merry Christmas, kiddos:D:D