A Wrinkle in Time

"But I must know what happens to the children," the Medium said. "It's my worst trouble, getting fond. If I didn't get fond I could be happy all the time."

A Wrinkle in Time

"But I must know what happens to the children," the Medium said. "It's my worst trouble, getting fond. If I didn't get fond I could be happy all the time."

anti-venin

Quote of the Day:
"Kaya kung makagat kayo ng snake, ipagdasal n'yo na lang na Philippine cobra yun."
-Sir Espie, because the only anti-venin available to us was that for Philippine cobra bites

I swear I knew we were going to swim. That's why I packed my swimming stuff, after all.

But what kind of person packs (otherwise) everything needed for swimming and forgets her towels?

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For the sheer reason of not knowing that we were going to swim today, we went to Trinoma. Icia, Gee-ann, and Felize bought swimming stuff. Quite obviously, we ate there as well.

The guards wouldn't let us through the second-floor exit to the mall from Landmark. We went up to the third floor, and left through the exit there without any notice. Seriously.

We were talking about the books the school required us to read. The Red Badge of Courage, which the guys loved. Heart of Darkness, where the word "brooding" was repeated four times within three pages. Silas Marner, which was simply a hopeless case. Icia was just saying that she didn't learn anything from English when Sir Arghs passed by.

I just had to annoy him.

There were things books did not supply for. Books could give you euphoria and tears and all the forms of pain in the world. Books could take you on a road trip across the world, into hell, and back. But they could not give you an extended lunch break at a mall with friends and one of your favorite teachers spent just talking about random stuff, simply because no one really cares.

And, as always, the Pisay pool is hazardous to your health.

anti-venin

Quote of the Day:
"Kaya kung makagat kayo ng snake, ipagdasal n'yo na lang na Philippine cobra yun."
-Sir Espie, because the only anti-venin available to us was that for Philippine cobra bites

I swear I knew we were going to swim. That's why I packed my swimming stuff, after all.

But what kind of person packs (otherwise) everything needed for swimming and forgets her towels?

---

For the sheer reason of not knowing that we were going to swim today, we went to Trinoma. Icia, Gee-ann, and Felize bought swimming stuff. Quite obviously, we ate there as well.

The guards wouldn't let us through the second-floor exit to the mall from Landmark. We went up to the third floor, and left through the exit there without any notice. Seriously.

We were talking about the books the school required us to read. The Red Badge of Courage, which the guys loved. Heart of Darkness, where the word "brooding" was repeated four times within three pages. Silas Marner, which was simply a hopeless case. Icia was just saying that she didn't learn anything from English when Sir Arghs passed by.

I just had to annoy him.

There were things books did not supply for. Books could give you euphoria and tears and all the forms of pain in the world. Books could take you on a road trip across the world, into hell, and back. But they could not give you an extended lunch break at a mall with friends and one of your favorite teachers spent just talking about random stuff, simply because no one really cares.

And, as always, the Pisay pool is hazardous to your health.