In the epic search for truth, I always return to this blog. To express the various reasons/emotions I've experienced. I am in search of truth. The ultimate answer. It's in many ways impossible. Then I'm really in search of is truth in self. Who I am, who do I want to be.
I've been love crazy for the past weeks(->months->years), searching for the perfect girl. My dream girl, the woman of all men's desires. The one person who could satisfy all my needs. The one person who'm I'd call mine.
Hormones.. I guess every teenage boy goes through this "crush phase" then eventually does what determines a man in society, dating. I guess my standards are too high for most common girls. I'm really in search of perfection. Which is unattainable.. Maybe the real meaning of truth is happiness.
Every girl in this world has the capacity to give one man a pure and natural high. I, myself, want to experiece that feeling. The wonderful feeling of content and happiness in one person.
I really need to find truth. Whether it may come from a person or not, I'm out to find it. No matter what.
I might've gone off in topics but I guess you see how my mind works.. thanks for reading (whoever you are)
Sunday, October 11, 2009
Sunday, October 4, 2009
My Ondoy Aftermath(Philippines)
Typhoon Ondoy (Int. name Ketsana), was a devastating moment for the people living at Metro Manila. Especially to the Filipino's who live by water bodies. The quantity of rain Ondoy/Ketsana had brought upon the Philippines was more than we could imagine. Many people lost their lives from drowning or maybe just being caught up in the tide. Many people are still missing.
I saw Marikina in all its glory before the storm. It was beautiful. An ideal place before Ondoy/Ketsana hit Metro Manila. Now all you can see their is trash that we Filipino's had left. The blame to put this mess is not on nature or even sir Bayani Fernando but all of us. That's why we still have trash in our area, on the streets, even on our houses and walls. We shouldn't blame anyone but ourselves for our irresponsibility and ignorance of our surroundings.
If you look at the different videos on Youtube about the typhoon and Philippines, you'd see cars or people most of the time in black water more than brown water.
WHAT THE HELL IS THAT BLACK WATER?!?!?!
I believe that we should clean ourselves and our surrondings better. Imagine yourself in a beautiful house and when you look outside it's full of trash. You'd say to yourself "Wala lang iyan. Mawawala naman iyan mamaya..." (Thats nothing. It will eventually be gone later). The phrase "Tapat mo, Linis mo" (Your area, Your responsibility) is really effective, not only at our houses but everywhere in general. Wherever you go, you should think of this phrase. It will leave a good mark on you (plus you'll have a cleaner area).
Nature has it's own way of repairing itself. I guess it had enough with us humans, more so Filipino's, throwing trash in water bodies or forests. Trash shouldn't be there. So what did Nature do? She(Mother Earth) had this typhoon and take the trash from our waters and forests and returned it to us.
It's farfetched,yes, but trash contributes to many different problems if not used properly. We Filipino's also use vehicles too much which leads to excessive amounts of carbon to our atmosphere thus we have global warming and climate change. Yes, climate change. The Philippines used to have maybe around 2 or 3 typhoons by the rainy season. This increased to around 4 to 5 by this year (accuracy of hypothesis < 1%. I'm estimating/guessing).
I could go on and on about this. I just don't want to say so much that it's not making sense anymore.
I suggest you research if you want to know more.
Thanks for your time whoever you are.
I saw Marikina in all its glory before the storm. It was beautiful. An ideal place before Ondoy/Ketsana hit Metro Manila. Now all you can see their is trash that we Filipino's had left. The blame to put this mess is not on nature or even sir Bayani Fernando but all of us. That's why we still have trash in our area, on the streets, even on our houses and walls. We shouldn't blame anyone but ourselves for our irresponsibility and ignorance of our surroundings.
If you look at the different videos on Youtube about the typhoon and Philippines, you'd see cars or people most of the time in black water more than brown water.
WHAT THE HELL IS THAT BLACK WATER?!?!?!
I believe that we should clean ourselves and our surrondings better. Imagine yourself in a beautiful house and when you look outside it's full of trash. You'd say to yourself "Wala lang iyan. Mawawala naman iyan mamaya..." (Thats nothing. It will eventually be gone later). The phrase "Tapat mo, Linis mo" (Your area, Your responsibility) is really effective, not only at our houses but everywhere in general. Wherever you go, you should think of this phrase. It will leave a good mark on you (plus you'll have a cleaner area).
Nature has it's own way of repairing itself. I guess it had enough with us humans, more so Filipino's, throwing trash in water bodies or forests. Trash shouldn't be there. So what did Nature do? She(Mother Earth) had this typhoon and take the trash from our waters and forests and returned it to us.
It's farfetched,yes, but trash contributes to many different problems if not used properly. We Filipino's also use vehicles too much which leads to excessive amounts of carbon to our atmosphere thus we have global warming and climate change. Yes, climate change. The Philippines used to have maybe around 2 or 3 typhoons by the rainy season. This increased to around 4 to 5 by this year (accuracy of hypothesis < 1%. I'm estimating/guessing).
I could go on and on about this. I just don't want to say so much that it's not making sense anymore.
I suggest you research if you want to know more.
Thanks for your time whoever you are.
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