Tuesday, October 21, 2008
I'm (Still) Falling For You...
Friday, October 17, 2008
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Buddha: Three Things That Matters
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Let go!
Let God!
And then move one!
This is one lesson in life we have to learn.
Summer is not forever.
So is youth and beauty.
So is health and wealth.
So is power.
Life is more than letting go than holding on!
Buddha puts it beautifully:
"In the end, only three things matter:
how deeply we loved;
how fully we lived;
and how we let go of things or people not meant for us." <<
Love
it is when you want to keep your eyes open.
Love is not when you keep holding on,
it is when you learn to let go.
Love is not when you kill yourself with jealousy,
it is when you understand.
Love is not when you fall for someone,
it is when you catch the person when he falls.
Love is not when you see him everywhere,
it is when you close you eyes and he is still there.
Love is not when you tell him what you feel,
it is when you give up everything for his sake.
And love is not when you think you were blind,
it is when you knew you were wrong but you did not mind.
Lt. Kilik
Lovers for Achilles
Boys with faces like
calm puddles
begging to be
messied up
stirred
aroused
deliver themselves
to his doorstep
messy hair
morning mouth
He welcomes them in
entertains their curiosity
with dry well
the empty wealth
of his years
Lovers for Achilles
He eats them
like fruit cake
Lovers for Achilles
He collects them
like flies
Lovers for Achilles
(are always good-byes)
K. M. Gantuangco
People
But, what about the perfect person?
They do not exist!
There are no perfect people, only people perfect for each other.
I have found mine.
Hope you find yours.
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
So Many Questions
Monday, October 13, 2008
The Perfect Catch
Unplanned Weekend "Go-Away"
The sun rising in Calubian.
We had a big fight. I don’t and to go and if I don’t go, I won’t let him go with them either.
Finally, I decided that we go. It was for fun anyway and we would also be earning a bit of money. It would help us in our daily expenses as well. The trip was free anyway and we need not to pay a single penny.
Thursday, October 9, 2008
The Weekend in the Farm (Part II)
Well, to give you a background. It’s a submarine trench in the floor of the Philippine Sea of the western North Pacific Ocean bordering the east coast of the island of Mindanao and tip of Leyte, where my town is located. The abyss, which reaches the second greatest depth known in any ocean, was first plumbed in 1927 by the German ship Emden. The reading obtained at that time was the first indication of the actual near-record depth. In 1945 the USS Cape Johnson recorded a sounding of 34,440 feet (10,497 m), slightly exceeded by the 34,578-foot sounding originally made by the Danish Galathea in 1951. They say it is also rich in liquid hydrogen (deuterium). The fuel needed to propel rockets.
Going back to the main subject, we were broiling fish. Me and Dub Dub had stuffed the fish with onions, tomatoes and garlic. We had fun broiling it. My sister was there too. We talked and laughed while we were doing it. I was almost burnt when I tried to turned the fish to it’s other side to cook. It’s not that easy as you think. You need a lot of concentration. Hahahahaha!
Everybody was working to get everything done. Mum prepared the picnic basket. When every thing was ready, we got dressed. Well, not really dressed. We were not going to a party; we’re going for a splash in the water. We were good. As usual, Dub Dub and I would just strip and then with our briefs on, we hurried down to the water. I was refreshing and the water was cool. The sky was clear. My Dad’s cousin was there too and her husband and her youngest kid. We had "tuba" or the local wine from coconut. It’s one of the town’s favorite. A party would not be complete without it. We had "pansit" too. Another of Dad’s Chinese cuisine. We had fun. We enjoyed the whole time. The longest weekend we had. We went home at around half past two. We had to go to Church because Mum wanted us too. Dub Dub wouldn’t want to miss church either.
My Dad is Buddhist and my Mum’s Catholic. I’m both so it makes my life neutral. Hahahahahaha! I practice a lot of Chinese culture as well.
We had early dinner too because were going to see the circus and stunts by 7 o’clock. Well, so it goes. Overall, It was a fun weekend and a great Sunday for all of us.
The Weekend in the Farm (Part I)
We woke up around lunch. Dad had cooked shrimp for us. I liked seafood. These are the things that I miss when I’m in the city. My Dad’s a great cook. Home cooking is what I always look forward too when I’m home. Mom’s best at desserts and my sister is good at cakes and pastries.
We had a nice lunch. You know what’s nice to do after a nice lunch? Yeah! Cat nap! Hahahahaha! We snoozed for a while and then woke up at around half past two. We got dressed and we took a dip in the ocean. Can you believe it? It’s the Pacific Ocean. Well, part of it. We were just on our briefs. Everyone was looking at us. Hahahaha!
We went home after. All dripping wet! *wink!* We took a bath. This time, it’s fresh water. Nice cool water from the deep well. Our deep well. I’ve been bathing with this water since I was born. Hahahaha! We went to the town’s wet market. We bought some little stuff. Dub Dub’s gonna cook dinner. He’ll cook sour pork soup. We had everything except for one thing. The "talbos ng kamote" or potato sprouts. It won’t be complete without it. I mean the taste would slightly be different without it. Anyway, we had to deal with it. We had a nice dinner. We were talking and laughing.
In the farm, we take our dinner early. Between half past five to half past six. Well, don’t ask me why. It’s just the way it is. It was almost the town’s feast day. The streets were almost crowded. People here and there. I saw a lot of my old friends and my old teachers. We went out on a Saturday night to the town’s plaza. We took pictures of ourselves. We ate popcorn. We had mango shake too. I wasn’t a shake after all but it tasted like mango to be fair. Hahahahaha! We had wacky pictures. Dub Dub had nice tricks with the camera. We just wanna chill out. The city is an exhausting place to live in. If I could live with my family and not work; well why not? Nothing beats staying home. Hahahaha!
We went home. Everybody went to bed. Me and Dub Dub stayed late. We watched TV and a few porn movies. Hahahaha! We went to bed horny. Horny as hell. Well, you know what happened? We had a nice crazy sex! It was so nice we came together. I came inside him and he felt how warm my cum was. We kissed while I was still inside him. His tight boy pussy was warm as well. We cuddled and I pulled off. We didn’t wash up. We just snuggled together. The smell of our cum in the air.