Mai!

Mai in Japanese is synonymous to masarap in tagalog. Why am i saying this? My boyfriend wants to learn basic Japanese and apparently it’s one of his favorite words. Great! It’s about food again!

Anyway, that’s how I feel today! Sarap ng buhay man! Deliciously sweet! Just yesterday I started this blog hoping to vent out plans for my future. And I did say that the world will conform when you’re ready to share. Indeed, the world is conforming! I got a job yesterday! Wee! I won’t be starting though until december because I still have classes. Connections made it possible for me to hold my employment, teehee (not proud just glad. hehe!)

I’m going ahead. Dozo

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I was taught basic Jap when I was young. I guess that’s the root of my fascination with the rich culture of Japan. In fact I sometimes include them in my paintings. I find it really interesting to study their ways, philosophy and art. I was trying to recall the few words I learned when I was young… I had a few remissions though I only have two favorite Jap words right now: SAKE and KAMPAI! hehe

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I’d like to clarify. Even though I am sometimes inclined into learning different cultures from parts of the globe: I am a die hard pilipina. I am so devoted to my country, I never want to leave it for any reason. In fact I always think of ways to uplift my country in my endeavors (as a future interior designer or business woman). Nag aalab ang puso ko para sa bayan ko. I love our National Anthem (I have it on my Itunes). I love our flag. I consider people behind those compositions geniuses!  

I speak and write english not for any reason but to reach a larger spectrum of crowd, for them to understand and see how good we Filipinos are.

my attempted analogue photography (olumpus xa3): Pagudpud, Saud; my favorite beach.

Philippines = Great Beaches!

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I am a NFF. a New Found Fan of Potpot! *clap clap clap* check him/(her) out: http://potsquared.wordpress.com

~ by dadadoll on November 26, 2008.