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 | :=: lucid ramblings :=: | Nov 11, 2008 |
can't help myself . . .
no amount of poetic words will satiate the insatiable only the nearness of you unbearably will do miles and miles of ocean divides the thin line . . . man on the moon peering down at me while the sun creeps under your skin... morewicked g's favorite blog entries: | ||
| Nov 7 | - | strong head, weak heart |
| Jun 17 | - | she said goodbye too many times . . . |
| May 27 | - | haze of denial |
| May 22 | - | fallen thoughts . . . |
| Dec 5 | - | . . . happiness can do that |
| Dec 1 | - | deepest blue |
| Apr 7 | - | first impression |
| Feb 8 | - | third person omniscient |
| Feb 8 | - | limited omniscient |
| Feb 8 | - | gimik |
 | About Me | Nov 7, 2006 |
mommy of two incredibly smart monsters
wife of a boeing engineer
tagalog interpreter / tagalog translator / freelance writer
leo-snake - 'odi et amo'
bitchy, moody, reticent, spoiled, reliable, pretty, articulate, brainiac, sarcastic, short-tempered, generous, mabait, bittersweet, extremely helpful, can never say "no" to any requests . . .
jack-of-all-trades, can pretty much do everything well, except sew
i am just a writer. a part time pretender. a wannabe artist. i am not what i am.
does not like being taken advantage of, despises obnoxious & egotistic people
is addicted to starbuck's mocha frappe, plain coffee and capri menthol lights
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 | hermanotomas wrote on Jul 30 Sorry, Gail, I hadn't realized. Happy Birthday, may your dreams come true. |
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| bughawdotcom wrote on Jun 20 there were a lot of gringos living in mazatlan. it seems more commercialized than puerto vallarta or ixtapa/zihuatanejo. but then again, mazatlan is the closest to california. interesting comment you have. mr. thomas, about multiple sins. i think the mexicans are just more aware of their history. filipinos are more westernized because they were colonized by the americans, and the 'real' sins of the U.S. were not printed on the history text books. i can go on and on about 'multiple sins' --- but not here, and not now. i am still waiting for the day when 'they' return the balangiga bells back to the philippines. one very good book to read is "In Our Image: America's Empire in the Philippines" by Stanley Karnow. |
| hermanotomas wrote on Jun 17 Mazatlan is a beautiful place. I lived there for 2 months and was considering making it permanent. But, being a nortoamericano I was a bit sensitive because of the multiple sins of the U.S. against these people and I began to feel uncomfortable. Shortly after I came to the Philippines. I've been her four years and I have no regrets. |
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