Played 'Taboo' with friends last Saturday at Barre's house. HAPPY BIRTHDAY, BARRE ( Read more... )

Yes, we have an atarashii pasokon (laptop) -- another addition to the familial gadgetry. Went home one Saturday night when daddy told me he'd pick it up from my godfather's house (who also happens to be his best friend). He got a nice, Toshiba laptop; its surface something of a metallic-navy blue that can glisten into black under certain lighting ( Read more... )

After watching "Speed Racer" last week with my alternative boyfriends (Rita-chan and Via-chan), I knew I HAD to write something about it. I haven't really completed the animated series, but I do have an idea of who the main characters are, (some of) what the Mach 5 can do, and some lines from the opening song. And, of course, I am well aware of its ( Read more... )

Bishonen, as all Japanese pop culture fanatics are well aware of, is a man who looks much more beautiful than a real woman. Surely there are a lot, but the one lording over them all is Kimura Takuya, no less. He's the "Hot Man from Japan" (alternative boyfriends Rita and Pola coined the term), for crying out loud.

Anyhow, my best friend, Melai, ( Read more... )

I think it was an afternoon when Otouto, returning home from school all sweaty and stinky, bragged of his newly-acquired skills:

o: Daday, may alam na'kong English!
d: Talaga? Sige nga, ano 'yun?
o: Fox you. F-O-X! Y-O-U! FOXYOU!!

"D'yos meh! Pero in fairness marunong mag-spell!!" I said to myself, but not before I laughed in a full-force, perversed ( Read more... )

Otouto started wearing glasses when he was around 6. Thick ones, mind you; 300 per lens. Sans the glasses, and immersed in his own little world (again), he was doing high kicks in the living room when my mom asked:

m: Nakikita mo ba kami?
o: Oo, pero yung orasan hindi.
m: E si Daday, nakikita mo? Maganda ba sya?
o: (stops) Hmm, hindi ko sya makita e.

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