Wednesday, December 29, 2010
And then it ended with a... kiss.
10:35am
"I love you, goodbye."
This is not the first time that i got my heart broken. But this is definitely the first time I got my heart broken without the guy knowing that he did.
Words aren't enough to describe how I feel right now. A part of me wants to go on loving him and play the fool. Another part of me wants to just stop this madness and save myself from getting hurt even more. But then I realized, if he really does at least care for me, as I've led myself to believe, he would've texted. But he didn't.
I decided to just set aside what I feel for him. To let it go.
29th of December, 2010
Four days.
It has been four long days since I've been with him.
I am wounded. My heart is broken but I shouldn't be complaining because nothing happened between us. I just fell in love with him.
my only consolation is that I know, the time will come that these feeling I feel for him, the love, the pain, all these will go away in time. I will get over him. When, I have no idea. I will continue loving him, from a distance.
I will be okay. I just know I will be. :-)
Friday, December 24, 2010
Solitary Confinement
Sunday, December 19, 2010
It started with a kiss
CDUH net cafe
8pm
It was of those days.
When I simply want to escape.
Escape reality.
I tend to do just that.
I drifted from reality.
To fantasy.
I was deep in thought.
Not minding the songs playing.
Reminding us that Christmas is near.
And then it struck me.
It struck me real hard.
I have fallen.
Fallen.
Fast.
Truly. Madly. Deeply.
That realization scares me.
I have to learn to accept that.
I have two choices:
To accept and move forward.
Or to accept and move on.
At first it felt wrong.
So wrong that I get a rush every time.
But now.
It only feels right.
So right that it makes me wonder.
Have I lost my senses?
Oh my.
I don't even want to know.
I just want to cry.
Tears are pooling.
But I can not cry.
I just can't.
I don't want people to wonder.
This is doomed.
This is destined to end.
I will get hurt.
I just know I will.
But could I stop?
I am in too deep to stop.
I tried to stop this.
I tried not to feel this.
But I did.
And now.
I am bound to get hurt.
Maybe.
I should try to just enjoy.
Enjoy the ride.
Enjoy it until it's over.
I am here already.
Might as well make myself happy.
There's no point in choosing pain.
When I know that pain is what I will feel.
If I choose to move on.
Why not make the most of it?
So.
I choose.
To Move Forward.
For now.
How things would go in the near future.
I have no idea.
I have my eyes half-close.
This started with a kiss.
But how would this end?
I wonder.
Sunday, December 12, 2010
I saw the sign...
Friday, December 10, 2010
What hurts the most...
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Looking Back
Monday, November 8, 2010
Hiatus
But I actually did it.
I actually deactivated my Facebook account. For reasons I can not discuss here.
My account had been up and running, nonstop, for 3 years now. After all these time, I felt too overwhelmed. I guess deactivating is the surefire way of not letting people know what I've been up to. I just felt I needed to get away. Away from everything else. Yeah, it may seem a bit an overreaction to my part but a girl can only take too much.
Reactivation is inevitable. But I am enjoying my Hiatus, it feels good to be away from everything else.. Well, almost..
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Like a Game of Tong-its
The probability that I will get it has increased. My chances of getting Colon cancer has increased from 50% to 65%, breast cancer from 25% to 50%. Cancer is not all genetics anymore. It has something to do with lifestyle already. And with a cancer history as mine, I better prepare myself mentally and emotionally.
My first cousin, Vanessa died of leukemia. She was only a kid. And at a young age, she was forced to see life in a different way. I have faint memories of her. All I remembered was how brave she was. How she smiled at life and how she embraced it. She fought cancer with all her might. But life is not that cruel. She is in a better place now.
Being a witness of how cancer affects its patients has taught me some things. Looking at my mother go through her chemotherapy every day for five days a month for a year, how its effects took its toll on her mentally, emotionally and physically and how it affected our family, changed our perspective about life.
At the young age of ten in the year 1997, I have dealt with a lot of loss and trials too colossal for my fragile, growing mind. At that time, I heard of cancer. But I've never really understood it. I knew that some people died and are dying of it. I just never thought that it could occur to any member of my family let alone my own mother. Everything happened too fast. One day we were in Ospa, the next day, they were preparing to leave for Cebu. I never really understood any of it until I reached high school. But I was well aware of the situation. That my mother could die because of it. Young as I was, I found the gravity of the situation too difficult to grasp. I was living in my own world, wherein I thought that death occurs, but to others not to my family. Maybe I thought we were favored by God. Ha-ha. Mga anak sa Ginoo. What can I say, I have always been naive.
I was in the hospital for my mother's surgery. From what I recall, nobody really talked about the gravity of her situation. All I heard was that it's terminal, she had to undergo a series of chemo sessions for a year and had to have herself checked if the cancer was gone. I never saw her cry or lose hope. All I saw was a woman trying to live of what seems to be left of her life. A woman who came back to God and was fighting for her life and at the same time, willing to give it up for us to be cancer-free. It was a bargain that she couldn't get. But what I didn't know until a few weeks back, was that she almost never went through the surgery to remove the tumor. That fact sent shivers down my spine. I could have lost my mother 13 years ago. The mother that I fear with my life. the mother that I tried all my life to please. The mother that I tried so hard to be proud of me. I could have lost her. But I didn't. And I've always known why. She thought of us, of how we would go on living without her. She was our pillar. We depended on her. Who we were, who we have become and what we will become in the future, we owe it to her courage, her will to live, her will to survive, her will to fight cancer. It wasn't only her fight. But it's my family's as well.
Months after my mother's successful operation, my tatay Omy was diagnosed with cancer of the lungs. It was afternoon, Nanay Onon showed me the result of tatay's biopsy, it says, malignant. I was in grade four, malignant was too big a word for me. I didn't even know what it meant. She Just told me that he was dying. I didn't know what to say or do. It's all too much for me to handle. I succumbed to denial. After a few weeks, tatay Omy died of lung cancer. It was the most painful day of my life. He just went into a deep sleep. He opened his eyes only to close them forever. I was heartbroken. I wasn't there when he took his last breath because I ran and told my parents that he already woke up after a day or two of coma. And my heart shattered to pieces when I heard cries and shouts for him to wake up and don't die. It was devastating, I wanted to die. From then on, things have changed. I wasn't really a big fan of change back then. Home didn't feel like home anymore. It looked dark and depressing. It took us weeks to learn to live and smile again.
From then on, I realized that life is like a game of Tong-its, you win some, you lose some. But my family's fight against cancer is not over yet.
My aunt, my mother's younger sister has breast cancer. She had her surgery and chemo when I was still in college. I never really fully grasp the idea that 4 people have cancer in my family. I was in denial. I fear losing a loved one. I don't want to lose a loved one. We owe our sanity to her. When my parents used to fight a lot and my mother would leave my brothers, she was there to take care of them. She stood as their substitute mom. My brothers and I can talk to her about anything. I talk to her even about sensitive topics. And I owe her for what she did for me in college. She is the family's pacifier. And right now, it hurts us to see her get beaten by cancer day after day after day. The immense suffering she is going through now is just cruel. I want to say nobody deserves to suffer like that. But who am I to question God's plans? My family has accepted that it won't be long until Tiya Carmen would join our Creator. And we wouldn't mourn for her but we will rejoice that finally she won't have to suffer the intense pain anymore.
And as for me, if I ever do get cancer, it's like having a fever. Haha. It's our inside joke. Seriously, if I ever have cancer, I would be depressed, I would cry and cry and cry till I have no more tears to shed. And then with God's mercy and my family's love, care and support, I will fight cancer. I will fight as hell to beat it! And if it will beat me, I will shake its hand and say, I put up a great fight, didn't I?
As I've said, life is like a game of tong-its, you win some, you lose some.
Friday, August 27, 2010
Double Whammy
Before I go any further, this is just my opinion. And please don't take this against me.
So here goes...
To tell you honestly, I never really knew about the hostage taking until it was over. Yes, shame on me. But what can I say, I never liked News anyway. Yes, I know I should be aware of anything and everything happening around the world but really, it could end but I wouldn't really care. Well, not really. Basta, I choose not to watch it. It irritates me.
ANYWAY.
I've watched a lot of CSIs and NCIS, Monk and all those tv series that has hostage taking scenarios. Maybe the Philippine National Police should watch them too. It could give them an idea or two. Just saying. My point is that, they could have just said "yes we'd give you your friggin' job back just please don't kill the hostages." I do not know the whole story but the thing is they could've just said yes and not mean it. Do anything to stop the crazed man from killing those tourists. Or they could've shot the man when they had the chance. Shot as to disarm him not kill him or do whatever is the right thing to do in the situation, provided that there'd be less people dying. Strategize. Plan. After the negotiations had failed, it was pretty clear that the SWAT team had to let Mendoza go. They had to sacrifice the life of their former colleague to save the lives of the tourists who were taken hostage. Yes, I do understand that it's not easy. But it was also clear as crystal the SWAT's priority was to save the lives of these innocent people. They can not save both, no matter what they do. Someone had to lose. It didn't have to be the innocent ones. Period.
I am so not going to the lack of funds, the lack of everything. I'm just going to give myself a headache. so not doing that.
Let's move on to lighter topic.
The Miss Universe Pageant held in Mandalay Bay Hotel and Casino.
Everything was going great for the very gorgeous Philippine Representative. She was the crowd favorite and I loved her. She nailed it, from the swimsuit to the evening gown. She was a-ma-zing. She was very elegant, poised and beautiful. Until the Question and Answer portion came. I must say it was a bad answer to a difficult question. She could've given a better answer considering that she thinks she has not made any "major major" mistake in her twenty-two years of existence. She could've said it better. (I am not mocking her. I am still a fan. After everything. I love her spirit.) Say, Instead of her answer she could have said this: "I did not make any major mistake in my life but I have made wrong decisions but I do not account them as mistakes because if I haven't made them, I wouldn't have learned anything."
Yes, people, she was nervous as hell. Given that situation, who wouldn't be? Even the hosts were nervous at some points. I don't even do well on interviews. I get nervous and just like her, I blab.
Let me share my college interview in CDU.
Our interviewer asked me what my stand on cheating was. We were five in the room including her.
I was the first one she asked to answer. Being the girl that I was, I was not confident, I was shy around new people and I was scared to say the wrong things. Plus I went blank.
I said, "Uhmm,(tried to look her in the eyes) I think, cheating is.... bad?!?"
And I blabbed some more.
After a month, I returned and inquired if I got in.
Guess what, I was for REINTERVIEW. Then the dean interviewed me with the same question.
I guess I nailed it since I got in and I graduated from there.
All I'm saying is that no matter how bad a question is, there is bound to be some good answer out there. And no matter how we try to go around these situations, these could NEVER be undone.
I must say these are MAJOR MAJOR mistakes. But we do not have to dwell on these. We are Filipinos, for crying out loud. We move on great. WE ARE RESILIENT. We just have to learn from these mistakes and make sure that the next time these kind of things find their way into our lives, we now know how to handle these better. And we do not have to settle for "Pwede na."
Can't we at least settle for BETTER if not the best?
After everything that we've been through, we deserve at least THAT.
From the hostage-taking to the Miss U pageant, I say it's a double whammy.
But we, Pinoys, can get through these together. Just stop criticizing each other.
TO Venus Raj, you made us proud. You did your best and we are proud of you. keep the fighting spirit. AJA AJA!
xoxo
dee
Friday, June 4, 2010
Adios, Verano!!
This may be the best summer yet. A lot of firsts has happened and I couldn't be any happier.
I wish I could put into words the unforgettable memories that took place in this wonderful season. With these memories came lessons that I know will always guide me in my decision-making in the future.
I screwed up a lot this summer. Still no regrets. I learned a lot. And I rose above anything else.
I just wanna look back on the Highlights of my Summer.
our season-ender activity.. Zipline and movie night.
Saturday, May 8, 2010
crying
Monday, April 26, 2010
Like a Pandemonium of Thoughts
I guess this is it for now. Been exerting a lot of effort to keep my thoughts on one single subject at a time.
what do you know, i don't know how to edit photos here in MacPro.
so..
xoxo,
loidee
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
discovering melancholy
boo-hoo.
Sunday, March 28, 2010
sunkissed at Digyo
Saturday, March 6, 2010
i can not believe it
breathe... breathe... breathe...
not effective.
In denial. hahahaha
not about them being together but my world becoming so minute.
haaay. I need to go back to my Cebu life. I mean really.
anyway..
bottomline: I still can not believe it.
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
grrr
Camera won't open in this i-dont-know-what-kind of pc, itunes won't even download. now FB has hang up on me.
gah.
this is so not what i expected my day to end up. Gawd. couldn't i be so malas?!?
ugh!
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
FEBRUARY: My kind of Month
The CRAZY month (The month when bipolar people were born. daw.)
MY BIRTHDAY MONTH.
I love this month for exactly all those reasons aforementioned. Well except the second one. I'm gonna be 23 in a few weeks and I know that age is just a number/s. But i still want to make a big deal out of since it's my ga-damn birthday and because I want to. hehe
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I don't know if a lot has happened in the last quarter of 2009 and the first few weeks of the year or the days have gone by so fast, too fast if i may say so, or nothing interesting that's worth gushing about has happened at all. Looking back the past months left me with my mouth hangin' open, wondering, "What the hell happened?!"
All I remember are some vague memories of a side of Loida goin' ga-ga over someone and makin' decisions that she's trying with all her might to find rational reasons not to regret any of them.
And trying to live life to the fullest and at the same time forgetting or setting aside my responsibilities as a Nars Trainee. I thought I went past the I-don't-like-requirement-making crap I had the last couple of months of Nursing life. But hey, I still got it in full friggin' swing.
Some things never change, eh?
Right now, I wish I just went through the crap they had set out for all of us. Afterall, nothing comes free in this unfair world. Apparently, eight hours of nursing care to 20-40 patients is not enough work to receive a lousy stipend of Php 8000. I know, I know. What an ingrate I am for even daring to blog about this. I should be grateful right? that out of thousands of nurses I was given the chance to be a part of this project. But immaturity is clouding my train of thought right now.
DO NOT GET ME WRONG. I AM THANKFUL. MORE THAN THANKFUL. I just don't like the case presentation. i know, i know, it's just easy. But I don't like making it.
anyway, i digress.
to where? to what?
I lost what i was thinking.
dang!
okay.
Updates:
Thats about it for now. I lost everything. Or everything is rusting whatsoever.
xoxo