Before riding the bus to get back home, i dropped by the bookstore. I really didn't have anything in mind to buy but i still went anyway. I saw my classmate and she laughed at me when i told her that i just wanted to go in and see if there's anything i need to buy.What's so weird about that? O_o I walked around the bookstore and there wasn't anything in particular that caught my attention, though i did thought of buying a canvas but i decided to get my mom to buy that for me. I looked at the magazine section but i couldn't find Preview, the only magazine i've been paying any interest to lately.
Then just when i was about to go out, i saw a stack of coloring pens. I stared at them for a few seconds, as i pondered if i really needed them.But before i knew it, i got one set and paid for it at the counter.
Again i started to walk to the exit door, but i suddenly remembered about this book i saw in the newspaper the other day.I looked around and alas! i saw it. Grabbed it without even thinking again about the money going bye bye.
Para kay B is the first novel of Ricky Lee, a renowned Filipino scriptwriter who wrote the classics Himala, Moral and Anak.
When i had a film appreciation class, my proffesor told us about Ricky Lee's scriptwriting manual, Trip to Quiapo.The way he wrote it was really interesting, he doesn't care about conventions and traditions in writing. If only all textbooks are written like that, learning can be so much fun and easier.So far, the novel doesn't dissapoint.I feel like i'm watching Amelie.
Last week, i bought a Domo-kun lanyard and coin purse!!!!! I love Domo-kun!haha!
I use this as a cellphone strap.Everyone who sees it goes 'KAWAIII!!!~" though 99% of them don't have any idea who Domo-kun is.
I really didn't want to buy anything because i'm saving up for...actually i don't have anything to save up for.i just want to save up. But then Domo-kun flashed that big mouth of his and i just couldn't resist.
Before riding the bus to get back home, i dropped by the bookstore. I really didn't have anything in mind to buy but i still went anyway. I saw my classmate and she laughed at me when i told her that i just wanted to go in and see if there's anything i need to buy.What's so weird about that? O_o I walked around the bookstore and there wasn't anything in particular that caught my attention, though i did thought of buying a canvas but i decided to get my mom to buy that for me. I looked at the magazine section but i couldn't find Preview, the only magazine i've been paying any interest to lately.
Then just when i was about to go out, i saw a stack of coloring pens. I stared at them for a few seconds, as i pondered if i really needed them.But before i knew it, i got one set and paid for it at the counter.
Again i started to walk to the exit door, but i suddenly remembered about this book i saw in the newspaper the other day.I looked around and alas! i saw it. Grabbed it without even thinking again about the money going bye bye.
Para kay B is the first novel of Ricky Lee, a renowned Filipino scriptwriter who wrote the classics Himala, Moral and Anak.
When i had a film appreciation class, my proffesor told us about Ricky Lee's scriptwriting manual, Trip to Quiapo.The way he wrote it was really interesting, he doesn't care about conventions and traditions in writing. If only all textbooks are written like that, learning can be so much fun and easier.So far, the novel doesn't dissapoint.I feel like i'm watching Amelie.
Last week, i bought a Domo-kun lanyard and coin purse!!!!! I love Domo-kun!haha!
I use this as a cellphone strap.Everyone who sees it goes 'KAWAIII!!!~" though 99% of them don't have any idea who Domo-kun is.
I really didn't want to buy anything because i'm saving up for...actually i don't have anything to save up for.i just want to save up. But then Domo-kun flashed that big mouth of his and i just couldn't resist.
