I'm back (hahaha)

Well, here I go again ahahaha!!! Post post na ulit, la naman maisip na mapost. Well, I was thinking of Patricia's suggestion eh, yung movie review or post ko top ten movies ko. Haha, nako, mahihirapan ako dito, sa dami ng napanood ko, I can't classify those movies anymore as a good one or a bad one for me haha! Pero, sige Pat, isipin ko talaga ang mga 10 na movies na pumatok sa akin, tapos, post ko, and also a review. ^_^

By the way, I really liked Angels and Demons. Well, I think this will probably be the movie that I will be making a review of haha. But I'll think about it pa, hopefully maka-post din haha! Most likely, this movie will be included on my top 10 list. (o pat, may isa na, hahaha!!)

Hmm.. Well, I guess, that's it for now, see you on My-Top-10-Movies-All-Time post and probably a movie review. ^_^

Think Twice

Those annoying children playing and shouting near our "bangketa" on a sunless-cloudless Sunday afternoon was very "nakakairita". Together with the annoying non-stop barking of a dozen of mini pinscher and some annoying sound of some metal tubes being welded not to mention also a paid non-stopping "sipol" of an annoying man for the training of the pigeons for a pigeon race. Try living here and feel the ambiance of all possible annoying experience right here only at our place. O_o

Well, the one that caught my attention was those children playing outside. I overheard them talking or rather having some arguments towards each other and this was their exact dialogues were:

*Pagkatapos mabugbog ng slight*
Bata 1: "...Eh, kasi pikon na kayo eh!!!"
Bata 2: "Eh siyempre! Kelangan yun! Bakit magpapa-api
lang ba kami?! Siyempre babawi kami! Ano ha?!"

Bata 1: *X(.........>:'(*

"The future is in the hands of the next generation."
"Peace on Earth."

Really? Think again. =)

Matani Shakya: "Kumari"

Matani Shakya, a 3-year old girl was newly appointed "kumari " or living goddess in Nepal.

She passed the goddess test conducted by a panel of judges and got the throne. According to Nepal's law, "Having passed all the tests, the child will stay in almost complete isolation at the temple, and will be allowed to return to her family only at the onset of menstruation when a new goddess will be named to replace her." (Yahoo! News)

Here's what her father Pratap Man Shakya got to say: "I feel a bit sad, but since my child has become a living goddess I feel proud." (Yahoo! News)



I also feel a bit sad like his father about this little girl. Ang bata pa kaya niya sobra, she will not be able enjoy a child's life anymore due to being a goddess. Tapos ma-a-isolated pa siya sa temple hanggang ma-reach niya puberty niya.(sigh...)

Well, whatever it is, we should still respect their law as they also respect ours and every nation. =)