Happy New Year!
In just a few hours, it will be the start of another year.
To be honest, I am actually glad that 2005 is over. It has been a trying year personally -- the last quarter especially so -- and I am eager to turn the page and start a new chapter.
My own personal challenge isn't quite over yet, but with a little less than three weeks to go, the end is so close I can just taste it! :)
Perhaps that's why I find it difficult to come up with a wishlist, even after reading the entries on
Saffron Blue's and
Beatlebum's blogs.
Don't get me wrong -- there are a lot of things that would be nice to have or would be an interesting addition to my possessions. It just so happens that anything that I could possibly want (selfishly or otherwise) right now pales in comparison to my desire to have the next three weeks over.
Perhaps the
chinese new year will be a better milestone. :D
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Personal
Posted by CF at 6:00 PM
Old World Charm
There is something really appealing about the British accent.
I guess the American accent doesn't sound as interesting to me since we are saturated with TV programming from the US. British accents (and Scottish accents!) on the other hand, are not often encountered, except when I settle down to watch British movies or interviews with British celebrities.
Today's movie selection is:
I Capture the Castle, which is a BBC Films production, adapted from
the novel with the same title by author Dodie Smith.
It's easy to be drawn into the narration, and equally easy to learn to care for the characters, however silly and mercenary some of them might be. I found myself half-hoping that it would not have a happily-ever-after ending, because it would just be too convenient... Well, no spoilers here, so if you're interested in the ending, you'll just have to watch the movie. :D
It's not quite in the same mold, but it made me want to re-watch the A&E/BBC production of
Pride and Prejudice again (yeah, the version with
Colin Firth as Mr. Darcy!).
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Movies
Posted by CF at 3:58 PM
Indulgence
Woke up at noon today and am still feeling tired, although quite relaxed and happy.
Got home late last night from a reunion. It was great to see my friends again! It has been months since I'd seen some of them, even though email and
YM makes it easy to stay in virtual touch. I guess we had all been busy chasing our own dreams and being haunted by our respective deadlines.
What makes this reunion special is that we have managed to turn this annual event into a kind of tradition -- it's now understood with this circle of friends that we will set aside an evening between Christmas and New Year to get all gussied up, slather on war paint, and hit the town for a fancy, expensive meal. After all, there's nothing like a little self-indulgence to reward yourself for a year of hard work.
I think we had four different cameras at the dinner last night, and of course, we all happily snapped pictures like there's no tomorrow. haha! I'm looking forward to getting copies of those shots.
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Personal
Posted by CF at 1:20 PM
Renewal
Just renewed my Norton Antivirus subscription for another year.
When software works the way it should and is reasonably priced, why would anyone bother to buy pirated copies? After all, I want
Symantec to stay in business a while longer, so my PC can remain virus free.
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NetLife
Posted by CF at 3:10 PM
Three days to go
I'm surprised to realize that it's already Thursday. Which means there are only a few days left to 2005. Which also means the next issue of the association's newsletter needs some attention.
There is no rest for the wicked... * sigh *
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Personal
Posted by CF at 12:10 AM
Squeamish
It's been months, but I finally forced myself to watch
Kill Bill, Volume 2.
I had watched
Kill Bill, Volume 1 when it first came out, and emerged from the movie theatre utterly exhausted. Don't get me wrong, I have always enjoyed
Uma Thurman's performances, and it's fantastic that she's got this kick-ass girl-power role. But I find this movie so tiring and disturbing because it's so openly vicious.
Quentin Tarantino may be a genius, and
John Travolta may love him for resuscitating his acting career through
Pulp Fiction, but you have to wonder what kind of angst that guy must be carrying around to be creating movies like this.
I guess my dreams will be a bit unsettling tonight. :(
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Movies
Posted by CF at 8:30 PM
Form Phobia
There is something kinda scary about filling up forms -- school forms, bank forms, government forms -- they all make me pause and take a deep breath before I start filling them up.
Something about all the fine print and small font sizes make little alarm bells ring in my head. Kinda like the way I feel when I'm playing chess in touch-move mode. It's like you're not allowed to screw up or make a mistake because it will have long-reaching repercussions far into the future which you cannot possibly foresee.
I know, I know. It's weird. I admit it. But hey, if it wasn't strange, it wouldn't be a phobia.
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Personal
Posted by CF at 4:05 PM
Counting Down the Days
Bad days seem worse than usual when they happen during the holiday season. But they also seem better than usual when you know that they're coming.
So given the two opposing forces at work, I guess today would qualify as a "normal" bad day.
I am doing my best to not really be affected, and for the most part I think I am succeeding. But like dripping water that inevitably wears away solid rock, or like a wound that is repeatedly injured before it has fully healed, these bad days sometimes make me want to scream.
Only three and a half weeks to go. Please let this be over real soon.
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Personal
Posted by CF at 6:10 PM
Trek-a-thon
Currently in the middle of the
first season of Star Trek: Enterprise, and once again I am reminded of why I love the Star Trek franchise... although I have to confess I've never really watched the original series.
Faith of the Heart is such an inspired choice for the show's theme song. Especially when they couple it with the scenes in the
OBB of the show. It is positively brimming with Gene Roddenberry's optimistic vision of humanity's future.
I also love the choice of
Scott Bakula as Captain Jonathan Archer. I still have vague memories of him in
Quantum Leap, and Capt. Archer has that same sense of humor that was so endearing about Dr. Sam Beckett.
Can't wait to watch the rest of the series!
____
Update (Dec 27): Finished season one at last, and I'm looking forward to getting the second season, especially with that cliffhanger ending for Season One! And the outtakes in the DVD special features section are priceless!! Hahaha! Watching
Jolene Blalock laughing uncontrollably made my day.
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TV
Posted by CF at 2:35 PM
Soapy Surprise
One of the neat Christmas gifts I received this year is a bagful of soap bars made by a company called
Les Bubbles. I've never encountered them before, but the gift-giver tells me she got them at a bazaar.
The ones I got were:
- Chamomile Calendula. Stimulates blood circulation. Leaves skin soft and rejuvenated. Calendula is an effective herbal remedy for skin problems. Chamomile soothes itchiness and reduces inflammation. Recommended soap for children.
- Lavender Rosemary. Relaxing, cleansing, and refreshing. Warming and relieves aching muscles. Ideal for dry and other skin problems.
- Patchouli. Revitalization and strengthening. Recommended for all types of skin. Aphrodisiac and antidepressant (treats acne, cracked skin, skin allergies, atheletes foot and dandruff).
- Lavender Chamomile. Calms, relaxes, and moisturizes the skin. Ideal for sensitive skin. Anti-inflammatory, anti-fungal, and anti-bacterial. Heals wounds and skin disorders: eczema and dermatitis, chap cracked skin, insect bites, and rashes.
- Citrus Green Tea. Cleanse, tone, and purify the skin. Acts as mild astringent and gentle exfoliant that gives a healthy glowing white skin.
- Seaweed and Dead Sea Salt. Cleanses, exfoliates, tones, and moisturizes the skin. Removes dead skin cells leaving it smooth, soft and firm. The deep water seaweed extract component has a deep penetrating and fat emulsifying property.
O diba?! Satisfies the parts of me that indulges in
kakikayan! haha! I wonder, though, if they all do what they claim to do! hehe.
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Holidays
Posted by CF at 12:10 AM
Counting the Calories
I can already feel myself gaining weight now that the holidays have rolled in. haha! I wonder how much more I would have gained if I hadn't started hitting the treadmill two days ago.
As they say about food: "
A moment on your lips; forever on your hips!"
Buhay baboy is how some of my friends describe it -- eating and sleeping the day away. IMHO, there's nothing like a bit of gluttony and sloth to make the holiday feel merrier! :-P
And on that happy thought, I will sign off -- time to prepare for Christmas Eve dinner.
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Personal,
Health,
Holidays
Posted by CF at 5:30 PM
It's Beginning to Look a Lot...
Spent today running errands for the family in preparation for Christmas Eve. That was fun! With the Christmas break now upon us, and with the church's many Christmas activities, it is certainly beginning to look a lot like Christmas. :D
After the errands were out of the way, I spent the remainder of the afternoon sleeping, recharging my worn out batteries. It's been a while since I've had the luxury of just lazing the day away. With all the gifts wrapped and most of them already dispatched, it was simply bliss to relax and unwind.
Tomorrow, I will actually have time to resume my workouts. With
my recent bout with cough/colds and the many social commitments this month, I've been delinquent. Time to visit the gym.
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Personal,
Holidays
Posted by CF at 9:55 PM
Vacation
Vacation starts tomorrow. I am thrilled!
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Holidays
Posted by CF at 11:55 PM
Party Hearty
Partied with friends at the Elbow Room tonight: lots of food and drinks, videoke, billiards, parlor games, and gift exchanges were the highlights of the night.
My videoke selections (in no particular order):
- Complicated - Avril Lavigne
- Tubthumper - Chumbawamba
- Bohemian Rhapsody - Queen
- Smooth - Santana with Rob Thomas
- Ironic - Alannis Morisette
- Burn - Tina Arena
- I Don't Wanna Miss a Thing - Aerosmith
- Dancing Queen - Abba
- Leaving on a Jet Plane - Chantal Kreviazuk / John Denver
Now I'm feeling all mellow and sleepy.
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Holidays,
Music,
Fun
Posted by CF at 11:45 PM
Age of Empires III
Saw a copy of
Age of Empires III for sale at one of the neighborhood sidewalk stalls yesterday, and I just barely stopped myself from buying a copy.
I was so badly hooked on
Age of Empires II when it first came out that I hardly slept, and would happily skip meals just to finish one of the pre-designed campaigns. It's so hard to stop a game when success appears to be just around the corner. Of course, the campaigns always turned out to be more difficult than originally expected, so the games always lasted much longer than anticipated. But the challenge of the game was what made it fun, so naturally, I didn't mind the extra time.
When
Emperor: Rise of the Middle Kingdom came out and I bought my own copy (a legitimate one I might add), I had the same experience -- consecutive all-nighters in front of the glowing monitor; groggy mornings day-dreaming about palace menageries, hemp farms, and mulberry trees; and weekends happily spent at home, practically glued to the PC.
So like a reformed junkie who has managed to walk away from an addiction, I am tempted by the tantalizing prospect of getting back into the game.
I wonder how long my self-control will last. I already know I will end up buying it. It's just a matter of time.
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Gaming
Posted by CF at 12:20 AM
Logic or Faith
If there's anything I've learned from all the Christmas-related church activities of the past weekend, it's the fact that I am very much responsible for
my inability to deepen and strengthen my faith beyond a certain point.
When I see other people believe so strongly and fervently in God, and who live their lives accordingly, I find myself feeling both envious and appalled: envious that they can be filled with so much faith; and yet appalled that they can accept so quickly a doctrine that I find difficult to believe blindly. Frankly, there are times when I almost feel like a fraud when I'm with them.
Recently, I came across a verse that made an impression. I remember taking note of it but haven't had time to really reflect on it until this Sunday, when it was mentioned once again at church.
For the message of the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing, but to us who are being saved it is the power of God. For it is written: "I will destroy the wisdom of the wise; the intelligence of the intelligent I will frustrate." [I Corinthians 1:18-19]
Man, did that cause a light bulb to come on. All along, I've been insisting that faith has to have a logical explanation. I've been devoting so much time and energy into intellectualizing the Christian experience, that in the process, I've managed to stunt my own growth.
Maybe the key is to stop thinking of faith as something to be understood, scrutizined, or analyzed. Certainly all my attempts to wrestle with faith from a logical point of view have only led to frustration. Instead, it may be more fruitful to look upon faith as something that is to be experienced. Maybe it's time to let the heart lead the mind for a change.
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Personal,
Religion
Posted by CF at 1:40 AM
Winding Down
At last, I can see a light at the end of the gift-giving tunnel!
Assuming my gift list is accurate, I think I only have to figure out gifts for four of my gal pals... and after that, I'm all done! And I still have up to Dec 29 to figure out what to give them. That's so totally cool.
And to think I managed to do all this buying by just getting stuff from different friends who have gone into assorted side businesses for the holiday season. I get to help a few friends out, enjoy really great discounts without having to ask for them, and I manage to fulfill my gift-giving obligations... all without having to set foot inside a crowded mall.
If my shopping experiences were always like this, I just might become a shopaholic yet. haha!
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Personal,
Holidays
Posted by CF at 1:45 PM
Desperate Fun
It took me a while, but I finally finished watching
Season 1 of Desperate Housewives today.
It's not as addictive as
Lost, and does not have quite the same sense of urgency as
Kiefer Sutherland's 24, and it certainly doesn't have any of the special effects of
Battlestar Galactica, but I found myself enjoying it immensely!! I guess watching it felt very much like watching one of the US day-time soaps, and there was a time when I really loved watching those.
You know, it just occurred to me -- in a way, reading the personal blogs of people you don't personally know must be the online equivalent of watching this type of show. You get a window into the day-to-day dramas of people who are leading lives very different from your own. There's no world crisis to be averted. There's no epic battle for survival against a hostile and predatory enemy. There's nothing alien or technically advanced about the characters or their lives. The show is focused simply on the trials and joys of living.
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TV,
Blogging
Posted by CF at 11:05 PM
Foundation
Tonight, I gained an incredibly deep and sincere appreciation for the transformative properties of a decent foundation.
Yes, by "foundation", I mean
cosmetic foundation! (And in case it's not obvious yet, this is going to be one of those girly blog entries. hehe.)
Lately, my face has fallen victim to the effects of frequent hormonal changes, so I had been getting increasingly frustrated with the overall tone and quality of my skin. It was getting to the point where I would get irritated whenever I see my reflection in the mirror! And it was demotivating to even try doing anything with my face beyond a sunscreen.
So it was somewhat of a revelation for me tonight to see my face after foundation had been applied in preparation for the heavy stage make-up. By golly! I suddenly loved my skin! hahaha! The uneven skin tone and the splotchy redness all but disappeared.
Now I understand why magazines targeted at female readers are always advertizing cosmetics! Maybe I should start watching
Ambush Makeover more intently! haha!
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Beauty
Posted by CF at 11:58 PM
Adrenaline
There's nothing quite like the rush you get from performing in front of an appreciative live audience.
It's almost midnight and I'm still wide awake and hyper. And to think that when I woke up this morning, I was all bleary-eyed, exhausted from lack of sleep, and wondering how in the world I would manage to get through the day, much less survive the night. Haha!
One down, one more to go...
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Personal
Posted by CF at 11:55 PM
Coffee and Conversation
Unexpectedly spent an hour this morning at the Starbucks branch in ABS-CBN, chatting with a friend.
I had some unscheduled free time on my hands, and we both happened to be in the neighborhood, so it made sense to get together for some coffee and conversation. [Side note: I had the Toffee Nut Latte. Yum.]
We chatted about all the usual things -- our respective families, our friends, our day to day routines, the hassles of Christmas shopping, the almost toxic Christmas traffic... basically anything that came to mind was fair game. None of it was earth-shaking. None of it was life-altering. But every moment of that chat reinforced the bonds of friendship. By the time we parted ways, I felt emotionally and spiritually...
nourished... for lack of a better term.
Once again I am made aware of just how little time I've had lately to nurture the key relationships in my life. I cling to the knowledge that this is just a temporary condition -- just another one of the many unpleasant side effects of my
now-11-week-long challenge.
Only four weeks left. I can hardly wait.
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Personal
Posted by CF at 11:50 AM
Delinquent
Have missed two rehearsals in the past four days, and I am starting to feel a bit guilty. :(
Still haven't fully recovered from my bout with
cough/colds, and unfortunately it is eroding what little stamina I have for this season's many activities.
Can't wait for this week to be over. Maybe life will seem a bit more normal after this Sunday.
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Personal,
Health
Posted by CF at 3:19 PM
To cross or not to cross
Today I had the unpleasant experience of being asked to lie for a friend.
It all started several months ago. A friend (and I use the term loosely) had sent me something he had written, and asked me to write a glowing review for it. Out of courtesy, I looked at his work and felt it wasn't particularly great. If it had not been sent to me by someone I know personally, I would probably have thrown it into the dustbin after the first three or four pages. Granted, if you took the trouble to read the whole thing, you
will find some meat in it. Unfortunately, what little meat there was had been garbled so badly that I didn't know how I could possibly endorse his work, much less write a glowing review. I had even been tempted to offer editing it, but by the time he had given me a copy, it had already been too late.
It took me a couple of days to figure out how to respond to that request, but I finally decided that I could at least highlight the good points, while downplaying or not mentioning the bad points. I rationalized to myself that everything will be okay as long as I stay factual, even if I wasn't totally forthcoming with all the facts. It was a compromise that wouldn't cause me to lose any sleep at night. And after all, it was a favor. If favors were so easy to grant, they wouldn't mean anything, right?
So anyway, I wrote the factual review and carefully checked each word to make sure it wasn't misleading. Then I promptly put that whole incident out of my mind...
Until today.
Because today, I received an urgent message from my friend (after not hearing from him since I submitted my review). He says that someone else has written a malicious and terrible review of his work, and he wants my help to discredit the guy who wrote the bad review.
Feeling a bit uneasy, I went to read the review... and you know what? I couldn't do what my friend was asking me to do. I couldn't discredit the guy. Because as I was reading the bad review, I couldn't help but agree with all the points that the reviewer had raised. It was all too true, and I couldn't bring myself to discredit someone who had the guts to write the very points that I had not dared to verbalize for fear of hurting my friend's feelings.
So here I am, somewhat at a loss as to how to break the news to my friend. I'm sure he will be offended when he learns that I won't be doing as he has asked. No doubt he will question my friendship, and I wouldn't really blame him if he did. I am already dreading the inevitable guilt trip that he will be laying on me.
Having said that, I can't help but feel that we each have lines that we cannot, in clear conscience, bring ourselves to cross. He may feel that I'm being a bad friend by refusing to cross this particular line. But I can't help but feel that
he's the one who is being a bad friend by asking me to cross the line in the first place.
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Organizations,
Editing,
Relationships
Posted by CF at 9:20 PM
Pieces of Me
It's funny how with the online world, I now have little pieces of me scattered over the Internet.
Each day, it's the same ritual for me -- check my
Gmail, check my
Yahoo mail, post an entry or two in
Blogger, upload a pic or two (usually new Ktext MMS photos) to
Flickr, add any new interesting bookmarks to
Furl, visit my usual threads at
PEx and other forums, login to
Bloglines to read the various blogs that I follow, and then if I have time, check out the latest happenings on
Technorati. When I'm feeling chatty, I also login to
YM.
Lately, a friend has been bugging me to update my
Multiply and
Friendster profiles, but I guess my heart just isn't in it. I guess I see it as yet another thing to keep updated, without any real "reward"... This blog, at least, is
serving a purpose.
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Personal,
NetLife
Posted by CF at 3:00 PM
Sniffles
Completely forgot that the PBB finals was going to air last night.
I guess it's just as well, since I now have a full blown case of cough / colds. Felt so tired that I just went to bed at 8:30pm.
* Sigh * I can't afford to be sick. There's still too much to do...
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Health
Posted by CF at 7:30 AM
What's Your Christmas Budget?
For the past four years, I've been keeping track of what I spend for Christmas presents. So far it hasn't been too erratic -- this despite rising prices as well as constant changes to my list of recipients.
Of course, when I say 'not erratic', I don't mean in terms of amount. I actually mean 'not erratic' in percentage terms, i.e., in relation to how much money I receive.
So whether your source of funds is your allowance or your salary (or a combination of both), what percentage of your December "income" do you allocate for gifts? Mine hovers between 8 - 12%.
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Personal,
Shopping
Posted by CF at 3:00 PM
I, Manila
Have lately been seeing the I, Manila TV ad of the Philippines'
Department of Tourism on the Discovery Travel and Living channel.
It's cute, catchy, and colorful -- reminiscent of the "More than the Usual" ad campaign that used to air regularly.
Makes me wish we spent more time and effort cleaning up the city and making it more tourist friendly.
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Philippines,
Travel
Posted by CF at 11:00 PM
New Txtmate
I don't know what's up, but all of a sudden, I have a new textmate.
Met this guy a couple of weeks ago at a party. Exchanged no more than five sentences with him before our host arrived, then seated us at opposite ends of the same table. As the evening wore on, I was actually quite happy because it looked like he was hitting it off with his seatmate, who happens to be one of my friends.
So I was a bit puzzled to learn yesterday that he has asked a common friend for
my number, and even more puzzled to receive a "
hi, hello" text message from him today.
It's really strange. I meet new people all the time and this is probably the first time a guy has taken the trouble to find my number after meeting me at a party. I mean, I'm not ugly but I'm not a head turner either. So this is a new and different experience.
Oh well. I'm not going to complain. At least he doesn't weird me out, and I actually don't feel dismay when his text messages come in.
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Personal,
Relationships
Posted by CF at 11:15 PM
Temporary Solution
As it happens, I didn't have to agonize much longer over
my shopping dilemma because a temporary solution presented itself.
It's on days like this that I'm so glad my mom is the type of person that she is. She has basically commandeered my weekend for errands, making it possible for me to "escape" the proposed shopping excursion without taking any kind of responsibility for saying no.
Love ya, mom!!! LOL.
I know that it's really just delaying the inevitable... at some point, I will have to get off the fence and choose only one side. But at this point, I will seize any temporary solution I can find with two open hands and a grateful heart. haha!
Tags:
Personal,
Relationship
Posted by CF at 11:00 PM
TriggerBliss
Stumbled across the official website of a local band called
TriggerBliss today. Cool vocals. Cooler sounding guitars.
I like their two Tagalog tracks, "
Yaya" and "
Na'san," which by the way you can listen to online on their site (streaming audio).
I can even imagine "
Everybody has a story" being used as the background theme of a talk show... kinda like the way Kitchie's and Karel's songs were used in previous soaps. Although since it's in English, maybe not. LOL.
Hmm... in fact, now that I think about it, I actually know someone who would love this album! One more name to scratch off my Christmas List!
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Music
Posted by CF at 10:25 PM
Dilemma
I am dismayed to find myself in a dilemma.
A guy I met a few months ago has started calling and texting. I wish I could say that I'm thrilled about this, but I'm really not. Something about him makes me feel really uneasy. I guess you could say that he really made a bad first impression. It's difficult to pin down exactly what it is that he did that weirds me out; he just does. There is zero
kilig, zero chemistry. In fact, if I can avoid him without being rude, I would.
I wish I could just say no and not give this guy a second thought. If I could, I wouldn't have a dilemma and this post wouldn't exist. Unfortunately, given the way I met him and given the expectations of some people, I cannot just brush him off. I am expected to give him a chance, which to be fair, I really haven't -- after all, how reliable can that bad first impression be?
It's definitely a bad sign, though, that whenever I receive a text message or a phone call, I find myself thinking, "
Oh no. Not again..."
Is there some remote possibility that I might grow to like him? Sure, there is. Is there a high probability that I will grow to like him? I'd have to say no, given how I feel right now.
I wish there was some way to extricate myself from this situation, which sorta has disaster written all over it. The thing is (and here's the dilemma) -- which do you think is more unfair on my part?
(a) Not giving the guy a chance at all and ending things now? or...
(b) Giving him a chance and in the end realizing that I
really don't like him... after he has already spent time, energy, and money on me?
* sigh *
Why do relationships have to be so complicated?
Tags:
Personal,
Relationships
Posted by CF at 10:00 PM
Making the List
For the first time this year, I've actually stopped to think about what I'm going to give people for Christmas. Can I just say.....
Aaaaarrrrgggghhh!!!!This is what happens when Christmas season rolls around and
you're not much of a shopper.
Guess it's time to hit the toy stores. Wouldn't want to disappoint the kids this year. The grown-ups simply have to be lower on my Christmas list.
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Personal,
Shopping,
Holidays
Posted by CF at 9:45 PM
Circle of Life
Attended a kiddie birthday party today.
Four generations in one family, gathered together in one place to celebrate the latest addition to the youngest generation.
It was loud, noisy, cramped, and fun.
It didn't make me want to have kids, though. LOL.
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Personal
Posted by CF at 11:45 PM
Insomnia
Have been having trouble sleeping the past four days.
This is such a big change for me since I'm such a sleep hog. I can (and usually do) sleep the day away if the alarm clock isn't set or if no one wakes me up.
The past four nights have been tiring. I now know what it means to lie in bed awake for hours, just tossing and turning, trying to find that one right position on that one right spot on the bed that will take me to dreamland.
Two days ago, I started cutting down on coffee and soda in the hope that a reduction in my caffeine intake will fix this. But so far, no such luck.
It's no wonder that I just feel really tired today.
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Personal
Posted by CF at 1:45 PM
Overheard
... while at the cosmetics counter:
You know you're getting older when seven straight days of using a moisturizer actually creates a visible difference on your face. LOL.
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Health
Posted by CF at 10:45 PM
