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Feeling low and unworthy? But do you love God? Do you like helping people? Well, check this out. :)
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- Me: I have four seats for my graduation. Who should I invite?
- My Husband: I will lie down on the chairs.
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I cannot keep up with all the greetings, but thank you so much. It is always a warm feeling to know that you are remembered.
I woke up in the most beautiful manner today. It was soft and slow, surely not like the way it had been in the last four years. Work and school always forced me out of bed then, but today, I can stay as long in it as I want.
I also got to french press my own freshly ground Kona beans, so coffee today is simply delicious. It isn’t instant, or rushed, and no incidence of me getting mad at my brewer for taking too long that I’d be stressed about either being sleepy or late for class.
I am also surrounded by 5 different books. Well at least 3 physical ones, and 2 virtual copies from my Kindle. I just plan to read and read today, without thinking of deadlines. Freed from the chains of school requirements means extra, extra joy. (For even with obligations and all, it never completely took away my joy in reading and learning.)
The day is yet to unfold, but I am enjoying every moment. It was first spent with my husband, as we hugged and thanked the Lord for each other, and for the plain awesomeness of having exactly the same birthday as our favorite person in the world. Now that he’s at work, my blessedness in God’s presence continues and in this I’d like to linger. Even before I can begin a new season, let me bide my time in the peacefulness of this transition.
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Taylor Kitsch and The Letterman Show, hope this gets to you all. Let us learn to be wise w/our words and curtail unnecessary arrogance.
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“Pa-Autograph”
Cixous, Naipul, Rushdie, Allende, and Zizek
listal.com
telegraph.co.uk
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…Alia had brains, she would be alright.
~ Salman Rushdie, Midnight’s Children
“But, but,” Alia said, “Nobody ever married a book. -
Now, returning, he saw through travelled eyes.
~ Salman Rushdie, Midnight’s Children -
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These are a few of my favorite things!
They’re a bit pricey, but so worth it!
1. Kindle Touch (I don’t have to carry all the books I want to read on a trip! Specially the anthologies! I can also put in my notes for public speaking or reports and read from it.)
2. Remington Sleek and Curl (Oh how many times I’ve saved so much time and money going to the salon to have my hair fixed for events, like debut parties and weddings! You just have to learn the technique though. But there’s a tutorial CD anyway, and you get the hang of it after a while of using it.)
3. Lightwedge Original LED Book Light (I super love it when I’m reading beside my husband at night and all the lights are out because he’s already asleep.)
4. MacBook Air 11” (I no longer feel like crying whenever I have a class on the 3rd floor of any of our school buildings! It’s just so light, you hardly notice that you’re carrying a laptop!)
Sources:
memorybits.co.uk
kindle amazon.com
infinitycatalog.com
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OMG.
I never thought I’d find this online. Our professor, Sir Oscar Campomanes made us read it last year and believe, this is so worth your time! Specially if you are Filipino, because you’ll have a kind of history that is not usually shown in your text books.
