Holy Bittersweet Week

sometimes you're better off doing things you don't understand.
like why you're eating ridiculously expensive strawberry cheesecake ice cream or watching a movie with amanda bynes in it.

and they're all almost always both good and bad. and you're better off not wasting time truly analyzing whether it's more good or more bad because at the end of the day, you look back, type about it, and say to yourself: good day good job.

bumped on kyla gabs and pom at shang today. after babysitting miggy whose parents had to fix some stuff for their bangkok trip. this holy week is real bittersweet.

much like today. you meet good people but you don't find the right size of slippers you want.
much like this week. Jesus dies then it's Easter. wrote about it a year ago, about Black Saturday specifically and how that day is doomed to awkwardness.
much like every other day.
every day.
is a beautiful symphony. bittersweet. but at the end of day, you ought to smile.
and be holy

lisnin to Verve Pipe's Bittersweet Symphony. [mtv is playing songs from my old school playlist in my old laptop back in cebu: coldplay to verve pipe to ben folds five to goo goo dolls to fuel] spookily similar, dang i miss that laptop.
sortof readin Jose Rizal's The Indolence of Filipinos. you can download it from project gutenberg
it is eerily similar to what we see now and how we explain things in the country.
feelin kinda proud. in an almost annoyingly arrogant fashion.

p.s. check out Daniel Powter's Bad Day good chorus. good video. youtube's real reliable and judas himself could make good use of the song [and the website].

p.s.s is judas in heaven or in hell or neither?