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Tag: productivity

  • The Book List

    These books are ones I associate with turning points in my life: my foray into the rebellious, my love affair with the nonsensical, my enduring hunger for the philosophical. Some of the books here are so loved that I have two copies, one to read and one to cherish. Some of them aren’t even with…

  • UPMDC Vibes!

    Prepping for a lot of things, stressed out for a couple of reasons. But I am a super woman! So –time to study, pack my things and study some more!

  • Current Events :)

    It pays to be informed. In a move critics call “policing femininity,” recent rule changes by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), the governing body of track and field, state that for a woman to compete, her testosterone must not exceed the male threshold. If it does, she must have surgery or receive hormone…

  • Heyyy Greeting Cards!

    I like making cards for various occasions. (And I can be persuaded take commissions!)

  • Life Update #84733

    My life is full of updates. I honestly cannot find the will or the time to write anything more than reactions or five-line poetry. I can’t even write a proper blog post, which is unfortunate. My life is actually really interesting and intense right now. I just don’t want to write about it. I am…

  • Response: U.P. is so iba na

    Originally posted on Sankage Steno: Like I was in the University of the Philippines kanina in Diliman, and I noticed that my Alma Mater is so iba na. It has changed talaga, like a total makeover! Gosh. And I’m not talking about the bagong structures ha or the monorail that was made paandar here and…

  • Moleskine: MyAnalogCloud|It says I’m a Scientific Reporter

    Hovering over the details, Moleskine tells me that I am a: Pragmatist (I learn by doing) Rational (There’s an explanation for everything) Sociable (I like to share and make connections with others) Modernist (The world is a machine for living) Thoughtful (People who care make the world a better place) Nomadic (I’m always on the move)…

  • Haikus to Freedom

    I was reading the Inquirer a week and a day ago, and I thought of airing some opinions on Philippine news. With some poetry. I. to think of the world quite odd: easy to clamor easy to forget The Philippines is perhaps one of the few “democratic” countries where a corrupt president –overthrown by a mass…

  • Vlog Progress (again)

    It’s been a month since Singapore for UADC 2014, and I haven’t made any progress on part 2 of the video montage fun times. I’ve actually tried making it this week, but then I had so many clips (a ridiculous amount of them) that they might not even fit into a five-minute vid. Oh well. Here’s a…