lemon Posted July 12, 2006 Share Posted July 12, 2006 no, i didn't forget... happy birthday. we're good, not entirely good but you know how it is... and well, you can see it from there naman. they said they're having a party for you tonight. wanted to call but you know me, never been one for small talk. and we're holding up. been different since but we watch each others back like you always told us to. miss you though... everybody does. even the small one although she probably remembers you quite vaguely now. still, she does mention you every now and then. as for the old fart, well, he's changed a lot since. weird, actually, now that he can freely do those things he use to, he seem to have lost the inclination. took him for a spin the last time he was here and he is all "been there, done that" the whole time. lost his touch in those nightly debates too. but he's still his jolly self so don't worry about him. me? i manage... i am managing it! hehehe. and like i said, we're good, not entirely good but you know how it is... never been one for small talk. happy birthday again. :* Quote Link to comment
willow_boy Posted July 12, 2006 Share Posted July 12, 2006 (edited) B and T, The agreement commences on 8/1. Hopefully, this would be the first of many. I hope for your futures' sake that everything works out, that something very good will come out of this. This is for you guys, something to help you long after mom and dad are gone. Love,Dad Edited July 13, 2006 by willow_boy Quote Link to comment
Y-ohhh-Y Posted July 13, 2006 Share Posted July 13, 2006 To M... Never Midway One step forward, two steps back... I don't know where to go.Don't know where you wanna go... We're going 'round in circles,eternally beginning... I feel like concluding this prologue. From M... Quote Link to comment
sweetie Posted July 13, 2006 Share Posted July 13, 2006 (edited) A, Can we still be friends? We can't play this game anymore, butCan we still be friends?Things just can't go on like before, butCan we still be friends? We had something to learnNow it's time for the wheel to turnGrains of sand, one by oneBefore you know itAll gone Let's admit we made a mistake, butCan we still be friends?Heartbreak's never easy to take, butCan we still be friends? It's a strange, sad affairSometimes seems like we just don't careDon't waste time feeling hurtWe've been through hell together La la la la, la la la la laCan we still be friends?Can we still get together sometime?la la la la, la la la la laCan we still go on and on and on and on? We awoke from our dreamThings are not always what they seemMemories linger onIt's like a sweet sad old song B Edited July 13, 2006 by viktoria Quote Link to comment
Barenaked-NoMre Posted July 13, 2006 Share Posted July 13, 2006 (edited) S, While I was walking over to meet up my friend ... you and I crossed paths, right in front of each other in front of McDo on the 2nd floor. I saw you ... I dont think you saw me. Bad of me ... but I didnt bother to stop you and say, "Hi!". You looked like your sad self ... with this angry look on your face. As if you couldnt bear being in the same space/vicinity of the people around you. As if they were diseased or something. By that look alone ... am wondering, I know you may have a job but are you ok? I dont think you ever will ... esp. when you're always carrying a chip on your shoulder. You should change ... that's the only way. Just sorry I cant be there for you as a friend ... I cant stand being with you, talking to you ... or trying to talk some sense into how you're treating your dad. You need a shrink. I cant be the only friend who will endure your prejudice about people, things. All I can do for you is to pray ... to Him, your mom. Hope things are doing well with work. Hope you're not pissing anymore of your officemates. You gotta learn how to work with people. Dont think you're SO high above them all. Coz you're not. Good luck, S. A Edited July 13, 2006 by barenaked Quote Link to comment
pussycatdoll Posted July 14, 2006 Share Posted July 14, 2006 for all of you who broke my heart. Hope Alonewords and music by the Indigo Girls Let's not drag this out, everything's in motionThough I've only ever loved you kind and with devotionI remember when I met you and even from the startI thought one day you'd probably just come home and break my heartIt's funny what you know and still go on pretendingWith no good evidence you'll ever see that happy endingYou were looking for your distance and sensing my resistance you had to do your willI had to learn the hard wayWe were just an empty dream too big for hope alone to fillI know I'm a dreamer, so I'll give you thatStill I hope I'm more than just a place you laid your hatYou're a land of secrets, its only citizenAnd though I paid my dues I was never allowed inAnd so I am a stranger but especially todayAs I get sad and lonely and you get your wayYou were looking for your distance and sensing my resistance you had to do your willI had to learn the hard wayWe were just an empty dream too big for hope alone to fillHolding out for change I know we never stood a chanceSo I could only wait and watch you slip right through my hands Quote Link to comment
pussycatdoll Posted July 14, 2006 Share Posted July 14, 2006 (edited) dear lolo r. (oo, ikaw nga), sabi ko naman sa 'yo optimist pa rin ako, e. kahit pa magkaroon ako ng konting malungkot moments, i will still be an optimist at heart. as promised, a happy song for you. hope you like it. next time, kakantahin natin 'to ng sabay. cheers! - m. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Daydream Believer By John Stewart/The Monkees Oh, I could hide 'neath the wingsOf the bluebird as she sings.The six o'clock alarm would never ring.But it rings and I rise,Wipe the sleep out of my eyes.My shavin' razor's cold and it stings. Cheer up, Sleepy Jean.Oh, what can it mean.To a daydream believerAnd a homecoming queen. You once thought of meAs a white knight on a steed.Now you know how happy I can be.Oh, and our good times start and endWithout a dollar one to spend.But how much, baby, do we really need. Cheer up, Sleepy Jean.Oh, what can it mean.To a daydream believerAnd a homecoming queen. Edited July 14, 2006 by pussycatdoll Quote Link to comment
ms_adventure Posted July 15, 2006 Share Posted July 15, 2006 To Him, I LOVE U but I choose to get away with your life coz I know u can't love me in return. I just wish you will find the perfect woman for u. Quote Link to comment
willow_boy Posted July 15, 2006 Share Posted July 15, 2006 (edited) Dear Uncle Philip, (1953-2006) Dad informed me of your passing last night. I was told that you died of complications from diabetes. In all honesty, I refuse to believe that that's the cause. I believe you died of a broken heart. You nursed it, albeit unsuccessfully, for close to 30 years. But I guess your heart finally gave out. I will miss you, dear Uncle. You were more like an older brother to me. Memories of my childhood won't be complete without remembering those days I spent with you and your brothers and sisters. I remember the Sundays we spent at your place enjoying lunch with Lolo Iting, Lola Linda, and you and your siblings. We were very close until a nervous breakdown took your intellect and person away. It was sad for all of us to see a once intelligent and promising man gradually lose his hold on his mind and his life. I regret that it's been many years since I last saw you, many years since I had with you one of those long, highly informative conversations you were known for. The last time I did see you, you weren't well. Now, I regret that I won't be seeing you for a while. Though I will miss you, I can't find it within me to say farewell for I know that someday you and I will meet again. And when we do, we can pick up from where we left off. Rest in peace, Uncle Philip. Edited July 15, 2006 by willow_boy Quote Link to comment
Barenaked-NoMre Posted July 15, 2006 Share Posted July 15, 2006 (edited) S, Shame you got sick ... when we were supposed to MEAT up. Was looking forward to our "photoshoot". ;-P Maybe we can make up for it tomorrow? Til then ... Mmwah! A Edited July 15, 2006 by barenaked Quote Link to comment
wyette Posted July 15, 2006 Share Posted July 15, 2006 Betong I was drunk friday night. I downed a number of bottles. I wasn't suppose to think of you. But a friend sang "jealous". Then suddenly I was singing Anna Fegi's "Saan ka na kaya ngayon", the song i kept on singing months after I broke up with you. And damn! Call it crazy but I was crying just singing that song. How pathetic of me. How stupid of me to show my friends I still miss you... I still regret ever letting you go... I still hope I waited for you and your situation to be better than give up on US. It has been 3 years since I last heard your voice. I still look at your funny face on my friendster though. And yes I admit, I'm not sooooo over you. YET. And I am still praying to just forget you. And forgive myself. Yang Quote Link to comment
pussycatdoll Posted July 16, 2006 Share Posted July 16, 2006 no, i'm not your dream girl. i'm not anyone's dream girl. i'm prickly and neurotic and i'm not exactly beauty queen material. so why don't you just take your lies, bugger off, and leave me alone? Quote Link to comment
deejay4 Posted July 16, 2006 Share Posted July 16, 2006 a, attached are the files needed for you project... pls let me know if may kulang pa... b. Quote Link to comment
iwalkalone Posted July 16, 2006 Share Posted July 16, 2006 Dear ...you -know-who -you -are, Thank you...thank you for all your effort , kindness and warmth. I really appreciate everthing that you do for me..but i gotta admit...this whole experience is so new to me ....yet it seems the timing is just perfect for both of us, two lonely souls...longing for human touch I'm looking forward to a long and meaningful *friendship between us...let's hope we don't fall inlove http://www.gifszone.com/content/icon/friends/friends_59.gif Maya http://www.gifszone.com/content/icon/love/love_131.gif Quote Link to comment
LostCommand Posted July 16, 2006 Share Posted July 16, 2006 (edited) Give this to me. I know how you think - you are now having me work for a project twice as big. But that project is for a country where such sums are merely lunch money. 1 followed by 11 (yes, eleven) zeroes is not lunch money for my country, though this project be only half the size of that one I'm working on today. This may be a smaller project, less impressive in our resumes, yes, but this time I would fight for flag and country, and not a hired mercenary fighting for the top bidders of our asking fees. This fight is for honour. Another direct foreign investment of this potential size will NOT arrive in this country for the next decade or so. Only a calculating multinational of this repute can readily muster the sort of sums that would equal 12 percent of the year's national budget, in one throw, and then dare let a few private decision makers make the call, unencumbered by the treacle of public opinion and politics; Marx's very nightmare come to life. But before they make the call, these decision makers firstly want a richly detailed master-design fully deserving of the abundant coin they would pour out. And they want senior captains to orchestrate the divisions of designers, to ensure that every last billion bucks be designed most efficient, and from day one work exceeding well. These unelected gods of modern capital need calculation, precision, definition, drawings, designs, details, words, sums, proposals, papers, plans, plus a thousand other tangibles. They will not make the call on simple unsupported visions. I know how you think - the rules say you must send your most battle-scarred and successful captains to whore for whomever pays the highest, to the most profitable of clients. And have we not followed the rules all these years, my colonel? But I would now beg you observe a higher rule; to send your captain where he really counts, to help turn out the sort of masterwork that would practically beg for investment, to help ensure that the final call is made in favour of his people. For this is the sort of project that can make or break a faltering country. For this is the sort of pivotal fight that is fought but a few times per generation. One does not need an MBA to figure that out. Are we in business purely for the profit? Have we absolutely no other principles? If so, we may as well be drug dealers. Give this to me, my colonel, unleash me, and command me go where I matter most. LC Edited July 17, 2006 by LostCommand Quote Link to comment
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