things i did. and a thing you must do.

[innocentlyjaded]

† left for Baguio on the morning of Black Saturday. went back to Manila on the afternoon of Easter Sunday. didn't get to enjoy it at all (well, not really. i reckon the cool air was worth the trip alone). brought home at least 2 kilos of strawberries (all sitting in the ref, since our blender's broken. no strawberry shakes for me -_-;). would've loved to go by the Baguio Botanical Gardens (freefall memories), but companions not very eager to go out stopped me from doing so. tch. will try to go there solo or with friends next time. that or we'll push to Sagada.

† bought 3 books again, courtesy of Leah&Jay on ebay.ph. The Witching Hour by Anne Rice (been looking for this book for ages, On The Road by Jack Kerouac (i finally get to read it, Sumire's of-the-moment, favorite book) and Kimono: Fashioning Culture by Liza Dalby (easily the steal of the pack ^_^). all for just 565 bucks ^_^ love the both of them.

now, for that something you have to do:

† go to Mistula. click on II (Music). Click on the first name, Nuestra Señora Dolorosa. listen to it streaming or (better yet) download it. listen. tell me what you think. while you're there, listen to the three other songs (just as good) and browse the site. Icons of worship they truly are. Dolorosa is on repeat on my Winamp right now.


Ikaw ang gitara sa aking gitara / at kay nipis ng lahat kapag wala ka


EDIT: The Bibliochaise. nice concept, dunno about the execution.

Comments

[chelli-vanelli.livejournal.com]

i would've love to be with you on your sojourn, if only i had the means. i swear. i need to peel off something from myself and being nearer to the stars might help me do that.

as for mistula, eto lang: "forgive me, the spirit was so willing but the flesh, too weak."