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FrOm ThE bLoGgEr...

It's been a while since I've started this blog. Though this isn't one of those blogs people avidly visit, I'd like to thank those who have formed, in one way or another, part of this blog.

Would like to thank those who have commented on several stuff I posted. I'd also like to thank the visitors who have either mistakenly came to this spot or those who were curious enough to give this blog a shot.

haha.. it's so fun to make editorials pala noh? hehe never really had the chance to do so.. but oh yeah, I've ran out of words!

Today was a day like any other day I got. Slept late last night but due to my body clock, was able to wake-up at around 7am. The song Please be careful with my heart by Jose Mari Chan immediately became the LSS (Last Song Syndrom) in my head, funny 'coz I haven't heard that song for so long, kinda just popped in my head. And since I didn't really have scheduled appointment today and didn't really have to go out 'til afternoon, I decided to flip channels (routine usually starts with me being online though) came across an old film entitled SLIVER, starred by Stephen Baldwin and Sharon Stone. I never recalled ever watching this film and the plot somehow intrigued me. Stephen was a condo building owner who wired all the units so he could 'watch' each of his renters. Oh yeah, quite a WOW.. he could even watch people as they take showers and do some other stuff. hehe..

Later this afternoon, found myself realizing, there are a lot of people who are experiencing melancholic feelings. Several friends have confessed feeling this way and I was driven to think na maybe it's due to the usual rains all over the country or maybe due to problems and crisis all around. Then after the chit-chat, I found myself feeling the same, couples passing by caused me to long for hugs and love.

After all... we are all but human in this world. :)


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