Avril Lavigne - Wish You Were Here

The first time I heard the song, I recoginzed Avril Lavigne's voice. I thought the title of the song is "Damn". Until I watched the video on my cellphone's embedded app (short for application) version of YouTube last night.

Click the entire sentence to view or watch the music video.

I am back.

I am back. I completely forgotten this blog.

I do admit that I forgot this blog.

I try my best to update this blog.

Roller blader on the go.

Nitong Sunday, September 19, almost evening, habang nakasakay sa jeepney papuntang MRT/LRT Taft Avenue Station (galing ako ng SM Mall of Asia) along Edsa, may nakita akong lalaking gumagamit ng roller blades.

Hindi ko alam kung saan siya papunta. Hindi ko alam kung bakit naisip niya mag-roller blades.

Pero ito ang alam ko.
1.) Mapanganip mag-roller blades sa mga maraming sasakyan, kung hindi ka marunong mag-roller blades.
2.) Mapanganip mag-roller blades sa mga maraming sasakyan, kung hindi ka proffesional mag-roller blades.
3.) Mapanganip mag-roller blades sa mga maraming sasakyan, kung isa ka amateur or newbie o baguhan sa roller blades.

‘Up in the Air’ by Walter Kirn, and ‘Revolutionary Road’ by Richard Yates.

I bought the February 2010 edition of K-Zone Philippines, and the movie-tie-in editions of ‘Revolutionary Road’ and ‘Up in the Air’. ‘Revolutionary Road’ is written by Richard Yates, and published on December 31 1961, and ‘Up in the Air’ written by Walter Kirn, and published in 2001.

The original prices of K-Zone Philippines issues are 95 pesos. Due to that they had a booth in the recent-concluded 31st Manila International Book Fair, all issues being sold by Summit Media costs 50 pesos.

The novels, ‘Revolutionary Road’ by Richard Yates, and ‘Up in the Air’ written by Walter Kirn, originally costs 315 pesos. Due to that National Book Store had a booth in the the recent-concluded 31st Manila International Book Fair, all books being sold by NBS are under 20% off.

If you don’t understand, I will explain this way. If a customer buys a book, he/she will avail the 20% off, if he/she going to buy the book being sold by NBS. Like what happened to me yesterday. I bought the novels, ‘Revolutionary Road’ by Richard Yates, and ‘Up in the Air’ written by Walter Kirn, these two/2 books costs 315 pesos. Because of the 20% off being sold by NBS, the two/2 books costs 252 pesos.

The original price of the novels is 315 pesos, time by 2/two, equals 630 pesos. 315 * 2 = 630.

With the 20% off:
315 times 2 equals 630 * .20 = 126 and then 630 – 126 = 504

Nicholas Sparks, Jodi Picoult and Bernhard Schlink.

Finally, I already had these books: ‘At First Sight’ by Nicholas Sparks; ‘Keeping Faith’ by Jodi Picoult; and ‘The Reader’ by Bernhard Schlink. I bought these at the booth of National Book Store, at the SMX Convention Center, in the compound of SM Mall of Asia. I bought these books with 20% off. I bouthg these books, during the first day of 31st Manila International Book Fair.

Nicholas Sparks:
I read all of Nicholas Sparks’ books, except ‘Dear John’ and ‘At First Sight’. Because, I haven’t read these two books yet. I just finished reading ‘The Lucky One’. His latest book is called ‘Safe Haven’.

Jodi Picoult:
I read ‘Perfect Match’ and ‘My Sister’s Keeper’. For ‘My Sister Keeper’, I read this book last year, I read this book because for this reason:

I read this book I want to know, that how would the film version differ from the novel version.

The other books written by Jodi Picoult that I already have, and I’m planning to read are:

‘The Pact’;
‘Keeping Faith’

I’m currently reading ‘Nineteen Minutes’. I’m planning to buy her last novel called ‘House Rules’.

Bernhard Schlink:
One of the books I want to read is ‘The Reader’ by Bernhard Schlink. The ‘The Reader’ author, Bernhard Schlink, is an author from Germany. The film version of the book is nominated and received for various nominations, and received many awards including and ‘Academy Award for Best Lead Actress’ for Kate Winslet.

Marunong ka ba magmahal, at marunong ka ba makaintindi?

Buwisit kang babae ka. Ikaw ang isa sa mga ikinaiinisan ko.

Buwisit kang babae ka. Ikaw ang isa sa mga ikinaaaayawan ko.

Hindi ko alam kung anong klaseng magulang ka. Hindi ko alam kung paano itrato ang mga anak mo.

May mga kasalanan ka sa akin.

Dream body.

I admit that I'm dreaming of a dream body. A good muscular and fit body, that is. I'm dreaming of fit muscular body that I like.

I read somewhere that a guy having a V-shaped body is attractive.

When Chalk Magazine featured Juddha Paolo and Brent Javier, and when I saw Brent Javier's abs, I told to myself, "Damn, I like this guy's abs."

On the similar situation, I was a buyer of Metro Him. One/1 of the issue of Metro Him features a exercise called Military Press, when I saw the model's abs, I told to myself, "Damn, I like this guy's abs." And when I saw the model's legs, I told to myself, "Damn, I like this guy's legs."

Also, on the same magazine. If my memory serves me right. When Metro Him features on exercises regarding on either tennis or badminton, when I saw the model's body, I told to myself, "Damn, I like this guy's V-shaped body."

On the final notes and a couple of disclaimer.
I'm an overweight person. I admire Brent Javier's abs on that particular Chalk Magazine issue.

I admire the model's abs and legs on that particular Metro Him Magazine issue. I admire the model's V-shaped body on that particular Metro Him Magazine issue.

Long time, no post.

It's been a long time that I updated this blog of mine. Sorry that I will not tell you my reasons.

I'm not making a promise. But I try to update for the next few weeks.

Secondhand Serenade - Fall for You

The first time I learned about the song, “Fall for You” by Secondhand Serenade, from a Sony PSP Friendster fan page. It became one of my playlist.

Dreaming of having a lot of money.

If have a lot of money, I will buy all the things I want to buy. If have a lot of money, I will travel all the places I want to visit.

For example, this past weekend, there’s a particular small advertisements of LG Philippines (on the Saturday edition of The Philippine Inquirer, and the Sunday edition of The Philippine Star) about their cellular/mobile phones. I want to buy some of the cellular/mobile phones, featured on those editions.

And also, while I visited the website of Cherry Mobile, some cellular/mobile phones on the website, became my favorites.

I mentioned earlier that if I have a lot of money, I would travel all the places I want to visit. First stop, here in the Philippines.