Back to the Basics

From personal blog, to pseudo-travel blog, to pseudo-personal-photo blog, and back to pseudo-travel blog. For a difference though, I'd call this a quasi-personal-travel blog*.

Fickle-minded me, I have decided (not really with finality, who can tell what I'd be thinking tomorrow!) to focus this blog to sights, sceneries and celebrations around me that are much more related to travel, trips and adventures. Of course, wonderful people will (hopefully) still be in my site.

However, for the moment, I doubt if I'd be able to update this blog. Too busy with graduate school (check my other blog for the more personal stuff :) ). Maybe photos in UP will do.

I hope to enjoy the outdoors (or whatever trip) soon!

*The shift from "pseudo" to "quasi" is simply an influence from my math class, regarding convexity and concavity, even if I do not really know the difference between the two, or what they really mean.

And just to keep up with my desire to put a photo in every post, that's my desktop background for now. ;)

The bookshelf that sealed the deal

It has been two weeks and two days already since we moved to our new place in Quezon City. It's expensive for the three of us (roommates), but the place simply captivated us. And that's the bookshelf up the staircase that sealed the deal.

But, being busy with school, we haven't filled it up yet. Soon. I'm excited about it, but I get tired thinking about moving all my books up that shelf.

Anyway, we're looking for housemates. Anyone interested? :)

Twenty-five

June 15, 2009

I'm twenty-five.

Seattle's Best

Rockwell.

This was taken some weeks ago. I had to buy some expensive coffee to be able to get myself in the mood to work. Expensive, not worth it sometimes.

But this day, I wish I could have just bought myself an expensive coffee or tea and a pastry and not work, be unproductive and just spend for some overpriced treat, rather than spend money trying to get my car fixed, getting stressed out for not being able to bring that car to a good repair shop (coding, EDSA, overheat, wrecker).

Now, why not a wrecker instead? (And why the "Seattle's Best" title???)

Oops, simply stressed out.

May 8, 2009

A month after my flight back here. Ang bilis. Sometimes days would pass by so quickly. But when waiting for something or someone, it seems slow.

The dense cluster of houses and buildings in this shot reminds me of my need to find a place to stay in Quezon City, near UP and accessible by public transportation to EDSA, too. I should really look for one now.

:)