I Miss the Tea-With-Milk at Kha's.
It's such a relief when you can be comfortably silent with someone. :-) Thank you Gladys.
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Cine Europa! (Huhu. I hope I can watch)
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I'm still agonizing over my paper for AS 245. I fear an incomplete is in the offing. It's a good thing I'm not as grade-conscious as I was when I was an undergrad (who am I kidding).
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I suddenly remembered that I attended my first mobilization as a curious sophomore 5 years ago yesterday--September 21. I remember walking around Liwasang Bonifacio with Jaime and Jeff Evil (who was then actively recruiting for Alay Sining). The anti-Erap campaign was beginning. I remember Guingona giving a particularly fiery speech. I remember the effigies, the heat and the people. Armed with my beloved Canon A-1, we climbed trucks (I struggled), snapped photos and watched the programme. I was particularly excited about that roll of film I had, because I took it with me to the Libingan ng mga Bayani when I went there with my Dad later on that week. I had a lot of shots I was eager to see. But when I got to the dark room to develop my film, I tragically discovered that the film wasn't properly placed, and so it didn't advance. None of the photos were recorded. And all the while I didn't notice the film wasn't advancing! Hindi kumagat. I felt like crying.
Tough lesson.
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Cine Europa! (Huhu. I hope I can watch)
***
I'm still agonizing over my paper for AS 245. I fear an incomplete is in the offing. It's a good thing I'm not as grade-conscious as I was when I was an undergrad (who am I kidding).
***
I suddenly remembered that I attended my first mobilization as a curious sophomore 5 years ago yesterday--September 21. I remember walking around Liwasang Bonifacio with Jaime and Jeff Evil (who was then actively recruiting for Alay Sining). The anti-Erap campaign was beginning. I remember Guingona giving a particularly fiery speech. I remember the effigies, the heat and the people. Armed with my beloved Canon A-1, we climbed trucks (I struggled), snapped photos and watched the programme. I was particularly excited about that roll of film I had, because I took it with me to the Libingan ng mga Bayani when I went there with my Dad later on that week. I had a lot of shots I was eager to see. But when I got to the dark room to develop my film, I tragically discovered that the film wasn't properly placed, and so it didn't advance. None of the photos were recorded. And all the while I didn't notice the film wasn't advancing! Hindi kumagat. I felt like crying.
Tough lesson.
posted by Yellowbug | 8:42 AM
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