School, the no-show meteors and Pretty Bad Vibrations.

November 18, 2009 |

If you frequent my Tumblr, which you probably don’t because why would you?, you would know that the past few days have been a little rough on me. By that I mean, you have probably witnessed me whine whine whine, abusively, on that microblogging platform and/or I’ve bitched to your face in real life. In any case, I really have no excuse.

See, work’s been piling up. I am pretty stressed about my thesis, which is, theoretically, going well in my head. Meaning, there is progress, but only in the level of me thinking about what I want to do, and not really putting things down on paper. I’ve also been designing stuff for people, and because these obviously have to do with other people (hereafter known as clients), thesis and other school activities have been taking the backseat.

But, like I said, no excuse, really. A new sort of technique, I guess, that I have picked up from my daily Google Reader time is this practice that guestblogger on Yes and Yes, Gene, has suggested, which is to make a list of good things about the previous day, despite it being lousy on the whole. This way, you start the new day with a renewed sense of optimism in the vein of, “Well, at least, that didn’t happen.” Because I can’t really blog tomorrow (I think?), here is what the good vs. evil about today:

  • I didn’t see the Leonid shower, but now I know what Universal Time is.
  • I left my phone in Starbucks, but now I know, for sure (not that I didn’t before), that I have awesome friends.1
  • Our car got hit by a tricycle, but it’s great to know that my dad is waaaay patient, and that I probably should take a leaf out of that Patience Book, and hope that it is genetic.

And so on.

OK, so now, here is where I will post photos from last weekend until today. Just because they also cheer me up despite my “hormonal”2 self. Enjoy. (!)


So, I went to this exhibit last Saturday.
It was by my parents’ friend, Reggie Yuson.
He made the pretty stone fountain/sculpture in High Street.


Pretty.


Awesome people are awesome. Paulina + me & me + Eira.
Pardon my face.


Jamie gave me these as a late birthday present. <3


Showing the Christopher Walken cover of “Pokerface” to people in school,
because everyone deserves to see its glory.


Paulina was drawing my profile, so I tried to draw her face.


Then we had a one-minute draw-off.


Workspace in Starbucks this morning.
Banana loaf and a tall Americano with caramel syrup.


Free green tea frappuccino = day got better. <3


And then it was really sunny and really rainy at the same time.
(It’s not so obvious in the photograph.)


Phone found! It came in this plastic bag.
I guess people leave a lot of stuff in Starbucks.

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1 My friend, Evee, offered to check Starbucks if my phone was still there, because I had class. Then she passed it along to some other friends who passed it along to me! GMH.
2 I’m probably not really hormonal, it’s just an excuse for my sucky personality. Plus points if you get that reference.

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  1. Den says:

    Yay, glad to know you got your phone back, Carina! :) *still reading*

  2. Helga says:

    “I didn’t see the Leonid shower, but now I know what Universal Time is” Haha, this made me giggle. This entry is charming charming charming!

  3. Martin says:

    THOSE PINS ARE TRES CUTE.

  4. Carina says:

    Denbee, thanks for reading. Glad I got my phone back, too. :)

    Helga, harooo. Thank you for reading~*

    Martin, LIKE YOUR FACE. THAT I MISS. I never see you online or IRL! :(

  5. Camille says:

    I actually left books I borrowed from the library at Starbucks before and managed to get them back, haha. :D

  6. Tricia says:

    I’m glad that your phone was in good hands :) I’ve lost so many phones that I’ve lost count. I’ve never met a single soul who has returned a phone. My phone definitely didn’t. And those pins are so cute :))

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