Birthday Bop

Thank you for those people who greeted.
It is appreciated.
And I'm not yet dead.
I'm not yet dead.

Not Shaken, Not Stirred

Last week, Edgar Cruz, editor of Stir, and I exchanged text messages about him, writing, and showbiz. When my load went down to zero, I used Chikka, there where Sir Ed replied. And when my sister opened the said web-based messenger, she told me that someone replied, that read, "I leave your comment on Monday".
To my surprise, I saw my comment along with the lawyer, director, writers, and people whom I don't know. Love it.

Time Of My Life

Last year, My letter to the editor appeared in The Manila Times, the country's oldest newspaper. It was also last year where I submitted my letter to The Daily Tribune, but it wasn't published.

Bookshelf: The Courage Consort

I've read the book The Courage Consort by Michel Faber.
It's easy a read.
It's a three collection of three novellas, such as Nine Hundred & Ninety-Nine Steps; The Fahrenhiet Twins; and The Courage Consort, which gives the title of this book.

Pets Marching On

At home, we have a duck, a chicken and a rabbit.

Bookshelf: Adventures In A Forgotten Country & Wuthering Heights

Two different books.
Two different nationalities.
Two different genres.
Two different centuries.

Same place where I found it-at the O'Brien Library.
Same week when I found it-2nd week of February.
Same emotion when I found it-joy.

Adventures In A Forgotten Country by Kerima Polotan-Tuvera.
Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte.