dec 17: pang-himagas
now sleep na talaga! :p
smme. in time. my face. of love. my treasures. in pain. my body. my misfortune. his eyes. my sanity. my insanity. my god. of bitterness. of books. my battles. of movies. war cry. of poetry. and poets. of songs. my singing. his kiss. my wanting. her wit. my envy. their critique. my fall. my triumph. our stories. my stories. it's me. this hodgepodge. of me. emms.
tau-tauhan: big boss, mystery girl, kaibigan ni mystery girl, officemate.
boss to mystery girl: how do you know each other? (referring to the kaibigan of mystery girl) did you work together in cebu?
mystery girl: ah, no. but we come from the same school. we just met here at our company.
boss: ahhh...
sa kabilang bahagi ng mundo.
officemate to kaibigan ni mystery girl: oh, so you went to the same school?
kaibigan ni mystery girl: yes.
officemate: is she famous there? (more of like a rhetorical question)
- abangan ang susunod na kabanata -
i had a brief chat with someone whom i encounter almost on a daily basis:
she: are you in advertising?
moi: nope. why?
she: oh. well, you look like you are.
moi: ah. hehehe.
gosh! my look is so advertising! hmmmm.... napapaisip tuloy ako! :p
November 21, 2007 | ||
archbishop tutu criticises churches’ 'gay obsession’ | ||
By News Editor | ||
Anglican Archbishop Desmond Tutu has criticised his own church - in a BBC radio programme to be aired next Tuesday - for being "obsessed" with homosexuality at a time when the world is beset with other pressing problems such as poverty, HIV and conflict. | ||
South Africa's retired Archbishop Desmond Tutu has criticised the Anglican Church and its leadership for being "obsessed" with homosexuality. He told the BBC’s Radio 4 in an interview last week he was ashamed of the church for its attitude toward homosexuals. The 40-minute radio programme, to be aired next Tuesday, will focus on the conflict over homosexuality in the worldwide Anglican Church.
One of South Africa’s most outspoken critics of apartheid and winner of the 1984 Nobel Peace prize, the 76-year-old said God "must be weeping" at seeing that the Church had such misplaced priorities. He further criticised the present Archbishop of Canterbury for not demonstrating the attributes of a "welcoming God." "Our world is facing problems - poverty, HIV and AIDS - a devastating pandemic, and conflict. God must be weeping looking at some of the atrocities that we commit against one another. In the face of all of that, our Church, especially the Anglican Church, at this time is almost obsessed with questions of human sexuality." "If we are going to not welcome or invite people because of sexual orientation, yes. If God as they say is homophobic I wouldn't worship that God." Reiterating what he had previously expressed, the Archbishop admonished religious conservatives who say that homosexuality is a choice that gay people make: "It is a perversion if you say to me that a person chooses to be homosexual. You must be crazy to choose a way of life that exposes you to a kind of hatred. It's like saying you choose to be black in a race infected society." |
pag unti unti ka nang umaangat at na-expose sa maraming corporate angles (whatever that is), you'll encounter a myriad of personalities. the worst thing? well, the worst ones of course!
at ngayong araw, i met an asshole! they do exist pala! promise!
sabi nga nila, it's lonely at the top. no wonder he's like how he is.