LivingTodayInThePresent

Blogbite 1: Nearing the end of a straight four (4) hour lecture, no restroom breaks or food breaks– my cell phone died, my eyes watered from the strain, my stomach began protesting its status and my rear end went numb. All in all though, in that organ-failing, brain-numbing experience, I really learned a lot. Seriously. It was review for the Bar Ops so some of us (freshmen) got the chance to sit in and see future subjects under Civil Law. While it was pretty much a blur in the beginning, intestate succesions, oppositors, wills, legitimes, etc… clarity dawned subsequently. I’m not a huge fan of Civil Law, I much preferred the complexities of Criminal Law but last night, it finally seemed like an interesting puzzle. One that I look forward to in the following days.

Blogbite 2: Due to the emotional upheaval I experienced these past few days, I really was given the chance to see and once again, deeply appreciate the fatc that I have the most wonderful friends in the whole world. Sunday, my besty despite being tired from work offered his unequivocal and unconditional support; Monday, after reading my status message "In tears", a very good friend of mine from my previous office Hinge Inquirer Publications (and my editor as well) went immediately to my office in Enterprise Center to talk to me and treat me to lunch. Officemates in Health Care Corporation of America also counselled and cheered me up all through the day. Tuesday, my college "mommy" texted me and asked how I was doing and in no time, I told her and she immediately offered to meet me up for a bonding session anytime and anywhere despite the fact that she lives in San Mateo, Rizal. When I told her of my school schedule, she offered a weekend and even mobilized the rest of the barkada about my current dilemma. Wednesday, my schoolmates in PCU, upon finally getting the facts from me formed a text brigade that offered support and encouragement to me through the night. I am truly blessed to have such wonderful people in my life. Thank God for good karma!

Blogbite 3: Do you believe in karma? I do, it’s just because there are certain things in life you get punished for and rewarded for. Take for example, if I missed to pray the rosary before I go to sleep, more often than not, I would run late for work because of aggravating circumstances (e.g. jeep stalled, the bus got stopped by traffic aide, etc). Also, because I treat people with the same courtesy I want to be given me and I go out of my way to be nice to everybody, I feel as though I’m always secure and lucky in life. For some, karma might be metaphysical crap but to me, it’s a nice outlook in life, "You get what you give," and if you treat people like crap more or less, you get treated like camel dung. But if you treat everybody with respect and with justice, you are given the same courtesy. Boy do I love karma!

Blogbite 4: I got a new extremely short haircut, I look like a cross between tomboyish Akane Tendo of Ranma 1/2 (observation courtesy of my blockmate Archimedes) and the bubbly yet tragic Hokuto Sumeragi from Tokyo Babylon. Bwahahahaha! ^_^

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