It's been a while since I last posted here. I was surprised when I can't remember how to post! Blogging is not really for me, I just enjoy browsing and the feeling of posting. I got a bit dizzy, I don't know which blog to read first, I ended up reading my own. Ang baduy kaya!

Things are going fine these days, so fine I even got teary-eyed thinking about it. I'm almost done with the tasks I'm supposed to do. Wishlist must be granted soon! But while waiting for the right time, I'll be hibernating from travelling, buying stuff, etc. Starting tomorrow it's going to be "work-harder, play super light" instead of "work-hard, play hard."

Gambatte!

 

Determination, passion, skill, energy, laughter...

Inspirations doesn't just come from your boyfriend or girlfriend, crushes & stuff, they also come from these little packages.

Tong & Gavin

Just watching these kids, my nephews, do their kulitan, hearing their giggles I get relaxed. Their warm embrace and smile makes my day brighter.

Black-eyed Tong-tong

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Gavin before nap time

As useless I've another bruise from covering a rock event (yeah, again!) last night called Parental Guidance II held at the Ampi Theater Riverbanks Marikina City. But this time it isn't because of the commotion, just plain clumsiness while going up a steep stairs to the stage. I learned another lesson, bring shinguards next time with futbol socks for added protection. Ngyahahaha!!!

My feet ached again from all those walking, and it's soaked wet from the rain. I guess it's another feet-aching weekend for me. But I'll still play futbol tomorrow, hope it won't rain. I miss futbol so much, DAMN!

Oh yeah, I think some of those rock fanatic kids (I'm getting older na yata talaga) are familiar with me already. Sometimes whenever I go up the stage, some would clap their hands and cheer for me. I feel like the sixth member of some bands. =D

Besides listening to the music and capturing those moments, I also enjoy observing the scene. Although there's always slammin', bouncers, some bands I've seen perform before, music I've heard before, new experiences goes along with it. A high school friend once asked what motivates me to go to this kind of event (other than the extra income). I answered, it's simply because I learn more about people--their reactions, the music they want, trends and some things about life.

I get really tired almost burned out after covering events, but experiences are irreplaceable, it only happens once.