Whaddis?
Posted by louie louie on Saturday, October 27, 2012
I remember when I was about to enter 1st grade, I was so scared/nervous/excited about it.
One of my older cousins asked me why,
I said, "Kase gagawa na ko ng malaking hakbang sa buhay ko. Malaking pagbabago yung papasukin ko."
I was 6 yrs old, people.
She said she thought I was just shy. Lol.
I think that was funny and kinda cute that I think about things like that when I was 6.
And speaking of little schooling age,
Later tonight, I'm meeting my grade school classmates.
Not my classmates in 1st-3rd grade,
Not my classmates in 4th grade (we move a lot when I was little)
BUT my classmates when I was in 5th-6th grade.
I haven't seen them in like, more than 10 years!
Amazing that they're still in touch wiv each other.
(Well maybe because they all schooled in Antipolo until they graduated high school)
I transfered in high school.
Then we moved again, in quezon city this time, right before I started college.
We all schooled in USA in grade school.
(Not the United States of America people, but it's the Unknown School of Antipolo)
Yes, at least once in our life, admit it, we've all been to at least one US (Unknown School), right?
Anyway, on to more important things in my life.
Last time I blogged, I was single. Single as a monk in Cambodia (whut?)
And now,
I am happy to announce that
I'm still single. (woot woot)
Yep, no changes there.
One of my older cousins asked me why,
I said, "Kase gagawa na ko ng malaking hakbang sa buhay ko. Malaking pagbabago yung papasukin ko."
I was 6 yrs old, people.
She said she thought I was just shy. Lol.
I think that was funny and kinda cute that I think about things like that when I was 6.
And speaking of little schooling age,
Later tonight, I'm meeting my grade school classmates.
Not my classmates in 1st-3rd grade,
Not my classmates in 4th grade (we move a lot when I was little)
BUT my classmates when I was in 5th-6th grade.
I haven't seen them in like, more than 10 years!
Amazing that they're still in touch wiv each other.
(Well maybe because they all schooled in Antipolo until they graduated high school)
I transfered in high school.
Then we moved again, in quezon city this time, right before I started college.
We all schooled in USA in grade school.
(Not the United States of America people, but it's the Unknown School of Antipolo)
Yes, at least once in our life, admit it, we've all been to at least one US (Unknown School), right?
Anyway, on to more important things in my life.
Last time I blogged, I was single. Single as a monk in Cambodia (whut?)
And now,
I am happy to announce that
I'm still single. (woot woot)
Yep, no changes there.
