HO HO HOPING

As the years go by, my Christmas wishlists grow shorter and shorter. Contrary to the wishlist above, a Moleskine and a ticket to Wanderland aren't the only things I want.  I want a better body, better art skills, and better grades. I also want to try new things like creative writing and drawing (because I can't draw for shit). I'm actually looking forward to 2016 because I'm seriously hoping for it to be a hundred times better than 2015. I have no clue what's ahead for me next year but as cliche as it may sound, I'm taking it as an opportunity to become a better person.I just hope my frail body doesn't collapse due to lack of sleep while I try to attain everything! 

As fun as the year was, I can't wait for the fresh start that the new year brings. 2015 was a year in which I celebrated mediocrity. I wouldn't let the same happen to 2016. (We deserve nothing but the best for ourselves *sparkle emoji*)

Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas!

PS. I'm apologizing for the lack of blog posts. School has been over for a while now but I've been too stressed to write about anything. But hey, I'm collating my snaps and I can't wait to post a play by play of what's been going on in my life!

There is a place in the distance

So, the #prob1n5ya tour continues! The background song couldn't have been more fitting because I looked forward to this weekend for so long, it actually appeared in my dreams. But to be honest, I was dreading my trip to Bacolod for a brief weekend because of the schoolwork I'd be leaving in Manila.  Heck, I'd trade all my schoolwork for another Masskara experience! Just like the song, I got what I wanted but it went away so fast. :'( School was cancelled the day after ourtrip. Had we stayed longer, we could’ve gone on a road trip to the farm. :-(

Read on for a play-by-play of the video!

19 Thousand Year Old Soul

Last September 5, I had to go off the grid and avoid any form of media for 24 hours as an assignment for my MASSCOM class. Since staying home would expose me to temptation, my family and I planned to go to Alabang for the voter registration. I purposely left my phone at home just so I could focus!

By the time we got to the venue, it was packed with people and we had run out of slots already. As if by reflex, I took my phone out only to remember that I was fasting. My thoughts were there but I just lacked the outlet. I would have tweeted instantly and mindlessly complained but I realized it would be better to keep the negative thoughts to myself. I thought about how negative my newsfeed was most of the time and that I didn’t really have to add up to all the negativity. Read on to see how the rest of my day went :)