It was bliss but…
November 3rd, 2009, Tuesday on 18:40

After weighing the benefits and consequences of this gamble, I finally decided to open up an online store for my T-Shirt business! *claps*

What made me push through this business isn’t solely based on financial reasons. There are far better reasons why I decided to make this possible.

It’s about the passion to create something out of paints and brushes. I feel great whenever I see my works being worn or giving it to anyone who wants it. I never get to keep any painting or drawing I made because someone always asks to have it — yet it is my joy to let others have it. :smile:

I just consider taking advantage of the financial opportunities. It’s not like I’m going to give up schooling and pursue this! I do this not because I need to, but because I WANT to. But I wouldn’t mind if I would become a business tycoon in this line. :lol: Wish me luck on this one.

Oh and if you have the time, why not browse around? I only have one set of designs yet, but there are more to come so why not add me in your contacts in Multiply so you’ll be updated? Thanks!

WARNING: COVER SONG!


YAY! New Cover Song — and it’s on video! Weeee! Now Moo has something more to laugh at!

Pool Parteeh~ WOOT!

Yesterday was my close friend’s birthday and, together with my High School friends, we went swimming in a private pool near us. Wu-hoo! I couldn’t properly remember the last part since I was too drunk that my brain isn’t working well. :lol:

I couldn’t remember the details but all I remember was my X was there and we were actually talking. Usually, I wouldn’t be talking to him because I don’t want to. And I was surprised with myself that I talked to him. NO, I’m not bitter. Okay, maybe a little bit.
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Love of Arts & Music
October 28th, 2009, Wednesday on 03:34

Well, aren’t you surprised that I made an entry this soon? I told you, when I have time to burn, I will just keep on posting and posting here! I divided this post into dates so if you’re too much of a lazy ass to read (like me), then skip on to something that’ll interest you.

October 27, 2009
The creative bug just bit me and I printed two shirts for friends. Though, I will only be showing one since I made one for Kim and she is constantly lurking about my blog. Sorry Kim, you’ll just have to wait! :)

Anyway, this one’s for another friend since it’s gonna be her birthday on the 2nd. It’s supposed to be a surprise. I only told her I’m cultivating something for her. I believe she won’t be dropping by here anytime soon, so here it is! :D

It still has to undergo washing just to make sure the paint is intact and won’t wear off, but practically, it’s 95% finished. I used textile paint, textile pen, sticker paper and a lot of handwork and skill. I think I should stick to this because silkscreen method is just a pain in the ass and printing machines are way too expensive.



Do you think I should make a business out of this hobby?

October 28, 2009
A while ago, my bandmates and I attempted to play That’s What You Get by Paramore. It isn’t too shabby, but it still lacks a lot. After the usual serious practicing, we just can’t help but fool around the studio.

No pics but just my favorite clip for today! My friends and I decided to switch instruments just for a whole lot of messing around.



I’m playing the drums here! Pardon me, I can only do the basic beat.
I’m not good, mind you. Hell, I SUCK! But it’s fun.

And I’m gonna share a cover song by me. If you don’t want your ears to bleed, don’t go for this one. I already gave you the benefit of not including my picture in the vid. :lol:

And lastly, I finally saw my grades and thank God I didn’t die. I’m quite disappointed with myself with what I got in Political Science. But, I have to just be thankful that I didn’t fail. Our professor is certainly hard to please, but I’m not hating the Constitution. In fact, I’m loving it. I’ll follow up the grades later.

Okay, that’s all for today! If you’d like to skip the rant part, go ahead. If you like snooping around with my life’s failures, go ahead! :D

PS: Okaerinasai, Moo! Welcome home! :)

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Tweeting with the Rich and Famous
September 5th, 2009, Saturday on 16:50

What are you doing?

This question has brought millions and millions of users all over the world to share answer this question through a unique invention. Twitter is a micro-blogging service that allows the user the send in updates called tweets through the internet or SMS,

Mind you, tweeting is not only the ordinary joes who have been bitten by the bug. David Archuleta, Tom Felton, Mar Roxas, and even 2NE1, the latest Korean Pop craze, have now entered Twitter mania. Name anyone you can think of and for sure, they are broadcasting what they are doing right now.

At first, I thought this was going to be another pathetic photocopy of Myspace or Facebook and attempt to reach the same level of fame as what these pioneer social networking sites have. I couldn’t even imagine myself sign up for this because it’s pretty stupid to tell everyone on your list that you are eating Banana Cue or your bad constipation because no one cares about it.

But I have to admit, I was wrong.

The bug has taken a bite and has invaded my computer since June, and it has infiltrated my system fast.

Shout out to Mar Roxas
My first few tweets include the shallow updates such as how stuffy my nose was or how Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince rocked my socks or what are my plans for the week. It was for a personal reason, and it’s quite fun telling everyone what have you been up to recently.

Then, I decided to follow Mar Roxas, TJ Manotoc and a few Hollywood celebrities, so I could stalk them without being unethical and too desperate.

A user with a radical outlook towards politics and following the updates of Mar Roxas is never a smart move to make it come together. The user could end up literally criticizing Roxas’ every tweet. Just like what I did last time.

Another tweeter asked Mar if he would win the presidential race in 2010, what would be his first action. And his reply was, quoting from his site, “We (family, cabinet & high government officials) will sign a waiver of the bank secrecy law. This may not be an absolute answer to corruption, but it’s a first big step to show the people that the administration will be transparent and will not be afraid to be questioned.”

It could be just my radical perception or simply my annoyance with him that pushed me to answer. I typed a reply proudly and said, “A bank secrecy law that can create transparency is good; however please make it appoint that it is promulgated accordingly. After all, well done is always better than well said.”

Secretly, it’s a bit of suspense whether he will answer in a barbarical or intelligent manner. Still, I’m waiting for a reply right now, even if he has already backed out of the presidential race.

TJ Manotoc Replies and Remembers
A few days ago, without expecting a reply, I’ve decided to try to send TJ Manotoc a tweet and ask if he still remembered me from my interview with him on the 9th State of the Nation Address of President Arroyo last July 29, 2009.

It was simply for taking a chance that maybe TJ really did remember me, despite his busy schedule and the time passed.

I sent a tweet saying, “I hope you still remember me. I was one of those who interviewed you during PGMA’s 9th SONA. :)”

And today, I checked his twitter account and surprisingly, there was a reply for me! It could be just a lucky day or because he was kind enough to entertain anyone who would approach him. And he said in his reply, “Yes! In the rain beside the OB Van! =)”

Twitter on a different outlook
Now, people tweet for various reasons. It could be keeping in touch with their loved ones or keeping a “close” eye on their idols or simply for the sake of information, Twitter has given a whole new meaning to quick as a bullet.

Looking at this fad on the lame perspective alone makes the site pathetic. However, seeing the other means as for the lightning speed of updates and the convenience of this service, it proves that Twitter really deserves to be catching up to the leading social networking sites of 2009.

This feature article has been submitted to my professor, and perhaps tantamount for being published in the Herald News Magazine, our group’s newspaper, on a column entitled Metro Drift.

Dear blogmates, sorry for not updating ASAP. Thesis, newspaper and the college paper is waiting for me this month — and it’s stealing all the attention from my blog. I’m sorry everyone. :(

BTW, I’d just like to share that I’ve been up to no-good recording songs recently. :razz: It’s just for the sake of tripping. I’m not claiming that I’m a good musician, but hey — it’s a democratic country so bear with it. :evil: