pressure

mum : ang ganda ng website mo, ayB
mum : glenggleng
me : :smile: bkit ganda?
me : ganda ichura? o ganda laman?
me : may laman nga ba? hehe
me : bka wlang sense mga pinagsususulat ko jan...
me : hihihi
me : di ko lam..
mum : hihihi
mum : ganda
mum : both
me : yehey! thanks...
mum : meron naman or baka kc alam ko ang owner???
me : ewan ko nga eh
me : kaya nga wait ako ng stranger na mgcomment sa blog ko...
me : pero so far, wla pa din haha
mum : actually may pinagpasahan ako wait k kung magcomment un kc may website syang ginawa pero heavy stuff - politics n religion
me : ngyiiih.....
me : mlamang ookrayin lang ako nung friend mong yun....
me : goooosssshhh....
mum : wait k lang
me : hihi

ano ba yan... ma-pressure ba ko to regularly come up with sensible entries..?
anya bay! bahala na.. basta, like the usual, i'm keeping it real. ;)

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non sequitur.

when i was so much younger, my mum used to make me read Inquirer. HARSH!?! naaah.. she makes me read Inquirer Jr. - a supplement for kids filled with comic strips, word and picture puzzles, dot-to-dot, and other kiddie stuff you could think of. it was the paper's way of making kids acquire the good habbit of reading and learning at the same time.

it was so fun for me. i looked forward to Saturday and Sunday mornings as my parents read the serious part of the newspaper, there i was reading the junior supplement. feeling genius, i always tried to finish the puzzles and activities faster and more accurate than my last weekend performance. adik! haha.

i was so fast, i always found my parents still busy and serious reading the current affairs, lifestyle and entertainment portions. since i'm done with mine, i would get the pages they were done with and read them. i tried and tried to understand no matter how highfalutin the words were.

later on, my mum encouraged me to read thick pocket books, which i did not do because the growing proud youngster (monster) in me chose to just play, mingle and enjoy friends, watch tv shows and movies, and listen to music instead.

but those newspaper weekends contributed much to my fondness for reading... which i thank my parents for, especially my mum.