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* my random ranting ( don't worry I'm not a basher)
* and anything else under the heavens

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Monday, November 07, 2011

Japan Study Seminar? SURE!!!

Thanks to a fantexting clanmate, I've acquired knowledge about this thing... it's called the Japan Educational Seminar. It caters to aspiring undergrad college students, current college students, graduates, parents, teachers and others who wants to "introduce newly-established degree programs in English to prospective students."


Find the full story HERE.*don't be misled by the Vietnam thingy. We have the same schedule as Vietnam does, I think.*


I'm extremely interested because I really wanted to study in a Japanese university since whenever, and now that the opportunity is glaring its eyes at me I guess I should GRAB IT BY THE NECK ALREADY. :))) RIGHT?!
But there's this Entrance to Japanese University (EJU) thingy that I have to work at... I have to get high marks for it so I can have a better chance at a daigaku... BUT DAMN IT'S SO HARD!!! I mean, the syllabus is. Interested? Check it out


But but but and a million BUT. To get to UP Diliman takes a lot of money and patience. It's just too far away from our house. You see, it's almost a hundred kilometers from our house in Muntinlupa to UP-Diliman... Wae~ Good luck to me :D


And to tell you the hard truth, I'm still not giving up on my Monbukagakushou Dream. See what I mean~?
Well, I should be going off again.... My professor's gotta be suspicious :)


Love you till the ball pens. :)

Nursing School Senior's Supreme Headache

Tell you what.

I've laid off blogging just to GET SERIOUS with schoolwork. ASDFGHJKL~ ドンッ
It all paid off anyway... I got lots of 2.00s, some 1.75s and a 2.25. しょぼん neverhteless... it's still good for a student like me :)))))本

And yesterday I finally made an Ameba account wahuuu~音符 even though I couldn't understand LOTS of kanji... I still managed to find my way through *thanks a lot Google Chrome Translate* And I got to see updates on KAT-TUN and Hey! Say! JUMP especially my beloved 岡本圭人 ドキドキ カラオケ

And Hello Big Brother!!! a new season of Pinoy Big Brother has started and... as customary.... I began looking for an ichiban. AND THANK GOODNESS THERE IS!!!Smiling His name is Ushimi Seiichi *now popularly known as the Pinoy Anime of Japan, and the ULTIMATE NUT of the PBB house, SEICHANG!* Check out his official PBB profile HERE. Kare mo kawaii demo...ドキドキ


Well, that's all for now. I gotta go back to my class.... this is just a short escapade so GET!!!

ドキドキドキドキドキドキドキドキドキドキドキドキドキドキ de wa, See you then ドキドキドキドキドキドキドキドキドキドキドキドキドキドキ

Thursday, August 25, 2011

It's Been a While~

Wah! It's been a while since I've written here~

Many many many things happened. From toxic lessons, to stellar exams and ultra kakkoi staff kangofu... :tralalalalala~:

First of all.... the toxic lessons. Evrything is SO TOXIC. I mean, memorizing and analyzing a heck lot of DRUGS, getting to know a few million ILNESSES :exaggeration, actually:, and trying to wake up each morning thinking "So what's it gonna be today? Myocardial infarction or severe intracranial pressure?" LOL.

Second, the exams that come MONTHLY. Creeps the hell outta me. And it would be really better if erasures are allowed (I mean... I'm not cheating. :) I'm a good girl, ne~) but they're not. They are NOT ALLOWED.

Third, the hospital duty. 12 hours of NOSOCOMIAL HELL!!!! My heels hurt, my legs hurt, my tummy hurts, my head hurts. EVERYTHING hurts. Dammit.

Fourth. My most favoritest (see? i really love it) part of everything. The IKEMEN NURSES. There's this touchy geek type in our first hospital rotation, an "I'm-too-hot-for-you-doctors" type on our second, and the friendly kakkoii odebusan type in our third. By far, Chubby-san is my favorite, cause he looks somewhat like a chubby-fied Yokoyama Yuu. :) Kawaii ne?


At least I got to meet one of my KTL Friends, Valerie aka Leng-chan.. too bad I haven't got a picture of her, kanojo wa hontou ni hontou ni kireina onna desu. Ne, we both love Rilakkuma, 'cause Ueda Tatsuya of KAT-TUN wore that one time in a concert... :) And we are looking for Rilakkuma stuff ever since. :)

Well, gotta take some time off again after this ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS ATTEMPT to update you about my ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS LIFE. :)

Sore jaa.~ Mr. J is looking at me like I'm a hermit crab without a shell. :)

Saturday, July 02, 2011

The Chef of South Polar (Nankyoku ryôrinin) | 2010 Seattle International Film Festival | Shuichi Okita | Japan Films

The Chef of South Polar (Nankyoku ryôrinin) | 2010 Seattle International Film Festival | Shuichi Okita | Japan Films

An Antarctic research station is possibly the last place anyone would expect to encounter seriously fine dining, but nevertheless this is what’s on the menu in Shuichi Okita’s delicious adaptation of Jun Nishimura’s autobiographical novel. Lobster, foie gras, you name it—nothing is too luxurious for Chef Nishimura to dish up to the eight man crew of the Dome Fuji Station research base in the frozen no-man’s land where not even a virus can survive, let alone a human. As the men carry out the mundane tasks of their communal isolation interrupted by occasional playful forays into the stunning exterior wilderness, they develop bizarre cravings or dress eccentrically and start to pine for home. Okita wisely concentrates the action around the much-anticipated meal times, with Nishimura as a kind of surrogate mother to the disparate team members, seeking to constantly divert them from going stir crazy. Taking a low key, elliptical approach to the story, and told from Nishimura’s point of view with flashbacks to his much-missed wife and young daughter, The Chef of South Polar is a delightful, quirky blend of daily observation and elegantly simple aesthetics and a mouth-watering addition to the food movie genre. Don’t, on any account, come hungry.

One of the films to be shown on the 2011 Eiga Sai @ the Shang Cineplex. I'm gonna watch this tomorrow!!!

Thursday, June 30, 2011

~ ittadakimasu ~ - [TRANSLATION] Thank you ~ Bokutachi kara kimi e ~

Hey! Say! JUMP: Thank You ~Bokutachi Kara Kimi Tachi E~
Probably the most touching JPop song I've ever heard.
(Lyrics aren't mine!)

Thank you ~ Bokutachi kara kimi e ~
Thank you ~ From us to you ~

Sayonara wo suru mae ni bokutachi kara kimi e
Before we bid goodbye, from us to you
Kansha no komichi ni ma gokoro wo komete
We feel really grateful
Todoketai yo, kono uta
We wish this song will reach you

Kyou, kimi to bokutachi wa
Today, you and us
Ikutsu yume wo mita darou
How many dreams you’ve seen?
Kazu kazu no bamen irunna omoi de
I have many scene of wish
Zenbu hikari kagayaku with you
All of them will shine with you

Kitto minna no egao ya kizuna ga
Surely, your smile and this connection
Asu kara no hagemi ni naru yo
Will become tomorrow’s courage

Say good bye kyou no hi no minna ni
Say good bye to your today’s sun
Wakare wa mata au yakusokusa
Farewell is a promise that we’ll meet again
Kokoro hitotsu ni naru shunkan wo
The moment when our heart become one
Kasareru tabi ni ai ga umareru
On this long journey, love was born

Say goodbye mata tsugu aerukara
Say goodbye and we'll meet again
Wakare wa kimi omou jikan sa
Farewell is the time when I think about you
Kokoro hitotsu ni shite itsumademo
Our hearts will always one
Bokutachi wa tsunagari au
We connects each other
Thank you for your love

Yume no tsuzuki wa taeru koto naku
Keep dreaming is a thing that must always continue
Doko made datte afurete ikuyo
Even when you go nowhere

Say good bye kyou no hi no minna ni
Say good bye to your today’s sun
Wakare wa mata au yakusokusa
Farewell is a promise that we’ll meet again
Kokoro hitotsu ni naru shunkan wo
The moments when our heart become one
Kasareru tabi ni ai ga umareru
On the long journey, love was born

Say goodbye mata tsugu aerukara
Say goodbye, and we'll meet again
Wakare wa kimi omou jikan sa
Farewell is the time when I think about you
Kokoro hitotsu ni shite itsumademo
Our hearts will always one
Bokutachi wa tsunagari au
We connects each other
Thank you for your love


Source: ~ ittadakimasu ~ - [TRANSLATION] Thank you ~ Bokutachi kara kimi e ~

Mishuku DINER: eating lunch every day for men

Mishuku DINER: eating lunch every day for men

Saw this really nice blog from Nippon Magazine... Look at it, it's very pretty!!!! And to think it's a GUY who prepares all those dee~lish food!

Look at these dishes:




Would you actually believe a guy made all those? I don't. Well.... maybe. <3

Wednesday, June 29, 2011

Eiga Sai 2011: The Japanese Film Festival @ ClickTheCity.com Events

Eiga Sai 2011: The Japanese Film Festival @ ClickTheCity.com Events

Minna let's watch!!!
From the article:

Eiga Sai 2011: The Japanese Film Festival

An exquisite Japanese cinematic masterpiece at all levels - visual, aural, emotional, spiritual, awaits Eiga Sai fanatics this July featuring Departures, winner of the 81st Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film in 2009.