way to go, gloria. and by "gloria" i mean the president and her administration. a life is at stake and still you continue to suck up america's white hairy ass.
u.n. itself forbade the invasion of iraq by america, but still, there it was. and what's worse? the government of the philippines chose to assist bush and his evul plots.
here we are, the already economically poor republic of the philippines, who doesn't have any conflict with iraq at all. then suddenly, this
virus chose to send troops to iraq as payback to letting her suck the cock of the bald eagle the last time he visited. we didn't have to get involved, but thanks to this virus, we are now in great danger to have ourselves terrorized.
and look. after at least a year, a countryman, innocent even, is about to get beheaded unless the extremists' demands are met. still, the virus and those of her kind stubbornly resist to remove the troops from iraq, who, if you think about it, shouldn't have gone there in the first place.
and there are only a few hours left. what would happen to angelo dela cruz? would he shed blood because of juan dela cruz's mistakes?
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i have a very bad cold. too bad in fact that i think i have pharyngitis again so i can't speak and swallow properly. wah. i think i got it after having a short fever that started last thursday night.
last friday, i was supposed to join my class for our class picture. but because i had a fever, i was unable to get my *cough cough* face included. dang. and also on that day, at dismissal time, the staffers of the high school newspaper,
insights, were supposed to have a meeting, and failure to attend would result to immediate dismissal.
wow. what perfect timing for me to get a fever, ne? well, i missed out on the class pic, but i was able to go to school on 12:45, because i felt better and i didn't want to miss math and filipino because i had important tests then... plus the insights meeting. sure i was excused, but it would be a burden if i had to explain and the editors would lecture me blah blah blah, wouldn't it?
when i got in the insights meeting, i was surprised at the number of staffers i was going to be working with. i found out later that we were
77 in total! wow... that's enough to make a movie. ahaha.
i also had a dilemma. you see, when insights was screening for staffers, i screened for both
features and
science departments. it turned out that i qualified for
both, but i had to choose only
one. the science editor, danny d.c., approached me and told me that, so she asked which department i would join in.
i chose science because first off, danny was the first one to tell me that i got in insights (redundant, huh?). haha... i can remember that day, it was probably two or three days after the screening and i went out of the classroom and there she was.
"umm, are you julienne?"
"uh, yeah..."
"hi, i'm danny, i'm your science editor and i would like to congratulate you because you got in."
*shakes hands*
"really? thanks."
"i liked how you wrote your article. it was a simple topic but you used wit... if you chose the other topics which were the more recent science news, that would've be a big bonus..."
"hehe... yeah, i guess."
second, she was the one who approached me in the
meeting (she likes me, huh? hehe)...
"hey, julienne."
"hi, danny..."
"you see, you have a dilemma. you screened for both science and features, right?"
"yup."
"well, you could only choose one department. but i strongly suggest that you choose science because first, it's my department *winks* and..."
and the third, the number of staffers in the features department, according to danny, was "already overwhelming". so yeah.
hmm... good luck to me. and good luck to angelo dela cruz. peace.
Currently listening to: Switchfoot - Meant to Live
Currently feeling: sick
