Skull & Chest Juice Dump

It's almost the end of the year and we all know during this time many teachers want their students to write something about how things gone by this year thing on the informal writing subject. Since I'm waaaayyy pass those times and I know most of you guys too, let's upgrade ourself to a more level up recollection of things from years ago. Below is a list of things I thing I've done/acquired/thought/ or something 10 years ago. I'm already in my 20 in a half years old and I think it'll be nice to recall things that had happened to me a decade ago.

Last December 11, 2010 me and my friend Chen-chen went to the second Kpop Convention in the Philippines. You remember Chen during the Kfest last August ? She's my Kpop partner in crime.. hahahaha.. Anyways.. The event is awesome! It was held in the Philippine International Convention Center in Pasay City at the CCP complex. It is a huge place that's why I thought it wouldn't be so packed but I underestimated the power of Filipino Kpop fans. There are more or like 5,000 fans gathered and mob the place, it was crazy!!

Do you believe in fairies? That is the question. A few days ago at the house blessing of my uncle, me and my cousins watched Peter Pan (2003) while the adults were eating and trying to roam around the house; like a museum gallery.  It is not my first time watching the movie, actually it was my second, but I guess this time I've kinda absorbed the movie way too much to think about things that brought me outside the story of Peter Pan himself. I think Peter Pan is one of the most romantic stories out there. Every boy should bring their beloved to the sky and let her soar high up there; protect her in every way possible and always keep her happy at all times, every girl should trust the boy and never doubt him; she should be willing to fight beside the boy who's protecting her and not just lie there and wait to be saved. And most of all... Love never grows old.. ^_^ Anyways the other thing about Peter Pan is that it teaches us one of the most important lesson we should learn

Last week was extremely hell for me like it's full of cramming and disorientation about the world. Well, nothing really makes my days stressful than school and my hospital duties, and my hospital duties played the vital role in this cramming week. I was assigned to the Philippine Orthopedic Center in Quezon City, I think that's the only place you can see the Orthopedic Hospital in the Philippines. ANYWAYS, the work there as a student nurse isn't that much of a toxic compared to other hospitals that I've been to but the most stressful part of the duty is the travel. All in all, meaning with a medium traffic, it always took us 3 hours from my place (Cavite) to Quezon City; and our duty there is only for 4 hours.