Little Big Things in Life

Start Over...

2011-07-27T22:50:00.000-07:00

Oh my! After 3 long years, as I was reminded to open my "old" yahoo mail, I saw my old blog posts on "friendster" blog site and the countless individuals (legitimate and spammers) still commenting on them. After several unsuccessful attempts of accepting their comments or at least opening my blog site, I finally gave up and search for the reason why I was having these issues. I found out that "friendster" just recently erased everything on their social networking site to launch an "improved" site?!? REALLY? All my photos, posts, comments, messages, friends and blogs were completely erased from the face of the internet!!! Huwhatttttt??? I am so disappointed!

That is when I remembered that I used to have this blog site where I originally planned to transfer my posts but unfortunately and stupidly forgot to until it was too LATE! Now all I can do is start over and maybe get inspired once again to create or recreate my often humorous and somewhat witty posts!

Until next time...Hopefully less than 3 years :)

Sabi Nila (They Say)...

2008-04-18T10:57:00.000-07:00

Introduction

Well, it's becoming more and more difficult nowadays to get inspiration to write happy stories especially if you are being surrounded by things that are often negative (i.e. politics, economics, and statistics). That's why I decided to create a new blog-novela based on current events which, more often than not, affect our way of living. I call this blog-novela "SABI NILA" or they say when translated in english. Of course majority of the news and information that we receive everyday are from other people or from different forms of media (e.g. internet, tv, radio, newspaper, etc.) which are writen or told by other people too. Also, Pinoys often times love to engage in a conversation involving other people's lives. It is more commonly known in tagalog as "tsismis" or gossip. There is something in "tsismis" that makes us quite interested. Maybe it's the title of the story or the person(s) involved or the emotions involved (i.e., love, fear, excitement, anger, and joy) which are carefully phrased and mostly exaggerated in the story. But whatever it is, we still dig it. Not surprisingly, people from other cultures also do the same. I already met a lot of people from different race and colors that also share the same enthusiasm for "tsismis." It happens more commonly in offices, schools, bars and restaurants or fast-food chains. As long as the person involved is not around (or at least assumed not to be), the conversation will last forever. Tsismisan, chikahan, daldalan, usi, and bungangaan, are just some of the terms we use to describe this form of communication.

(To be continued...)

Hallo everybody!

2008-03-20T23:23:00.000-07:00

I'm so excited to create more entertaining blogs, now that I have a blog site dedicated only for blogging. Hehe. I still thank Friendster Blog though. I was able to express my funny side and create my own unique style of blogging. Not just what I think, or what other people think, or even the society's mainstream thoughts reflect, but mainly on the formulation of these thoughts into the best medicine known to man - LAUGHTER. Hopefully, I will be constantly inspired to create more entertaining blogs to share to others in exchange for free laughs. Hahaha...

Sit back, relax and enjoy!

Naku! Ang sosyal na ng bagong blog ku...Mukhang talagang seryoso na 'tu.
(Wow! The sosi of the new blog me...Facing really serious this is.) Hahaha...