Sunday, October 24, 2010
sentimental heart by she and him
Posted by therese at 10:54 PM Labels: audio field 0 commentsCried all night 'til there was nothin' more
What use am I as a heap on the floor?
Heaving devotion but it's just no good
taking it hard just like you knew I would
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Tuesday, October 19, 2010
the weather. it speaks for me
Posted by therese at 6:48 AM Labels: i speak 0 commentssomeone used to ask me if i am sad everytime it rains. heaven is crying, so i am probably sad, he said.
i started thinking that maybe, for some insane and wild reason, the weather does know me. it's not always sunny and bright when i am happy, but yes, it does rain when i am not happy. coincidence, you may think.
every time i take a cab going to work, i tend to reflect on things. i don't do this during bedtime, i do this when i see different faces passing before me through the glass windows, and how the sights change from huge buildings to slums to busy streets to whatever this city decides to show me.
it is during this time that i take realizations to heart:
1. people lie all the time. the sweetest words, are often the sweetest lies.
2. i love way more than i am supposed to.
3. i could cry to sleep all i want and people that have hurt me wouldn't care.
4. my coffee intake is 4 cups.
5. distance matters.
the list goes on. i could have 5 different lists that i take note of mentally each day, but one lesson is obvious- i still have a lot of growing up to do.
so with this, i concluded:
1. doubt everyone and everything until you are absolutely and definitely proven wrong.
2. do not let go of people who truly and sincerely love you, no matter what the consequences are. sometimes, a true and sincere love is the only thing that matters. everything else is temporary.
3. make sure the people who walk into your life are worth crying for. the people you choose will eventually hurt you. those who value your tears are the ones worth crying for.
4. my coffee intake is 4 cups. i will keep it at that.
5. you don't have to cross oceans to fulfill a promise. sometimes, fulfilling a promise involves somewhere nearer. most of the time, you have to stay home.
i own every heartache i have. i realized, i have let go and held on to the wrong people. i should have been wiser, but scars are beautiful.
so, with the last taxi ride, it was raining hard. having this mental list is easy, but how do you make a heart follow a list that the mind made?
maybe, the weather does know me.
Monday, October 18, 2010
Saturday, October 16, 2010
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Tuesday, October 5, 2010
i bruise easily by natasha beddingfield
Posted by therese at 8:46 PM Labels: audio field 0 commentsSunday, September 26, 2010
Friday, September 24, 2010
blacksoup cafe and artspace kape
Posted by therese at 1:22 AM Labels: coffee cup 0 commentswhen i get a massive headache, advil is just the second thing that comes to mind. all i know is that i need to get coffee.
so, while nursing a headache, two of my friends and i went through the entire street looking for some freshly-brewed coffee. there we discovered, blacksoup cafe and artspace.
it wasn't out in the street. it was actually in an apartment building, and we found it through a sign out in the road that said such place existed.
the first person i met almost made me scream. it was kuya bojie, my childhood hero from batibot. i was tempted to ask, 'where is ate shenna?' but of course, he was quietly finishing his dinner of steak (not that i was prying on his plate).
i don't know where to start describing the place. it was full of vintage movie memorabilia, and the whole place itself was just art.
it had a grand piano in the corner and the whole place just seemed to take me in to some black and white movie.
the menu didn't have different variations of coffee. it simply said 'kape,' and when i called the waitress's attention, i told her i wanted a cup of brewed coffee, in which she promptly replied with, 'oh, you mean, kape.'
true enough, it wasn't just brewed coffee. it was kape. native, brewed, strong aroma. it was kape.
i don't really normally talk about places and food here. but, if you're smelling a cup of good kape with kuya bojie in the other table, how could i not?
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
if i fell by the beatles
Posted by therese at 3:28 AM Labels: audio field 0 commentsSaturday, September 18, 2010
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