I'm not certain that my Facebook friends would enjoy me flooding their pages with pictures and stories of him, so I made Dashiell the dog his very own bloggie.

I've been thinking about writing in general and, if time permits, doing it more often. What I miss is the freedom I've found here. I've met so many great people through LJ, shared so much of my life here, and read so many wonderful entries, and I want to post more often. I hope I start seeing more of you guys back here, too. I miss your entries.

I don't know how exactly I got to this point but I found myself participating in the run-offs in school for the Jessup 2009 international law moot court and I won Best Speaker, meaning I'm now part of the Ateneo team that'll join the national rounds and hopefully go on to Washington D.C ( Read more... )

I feel like my sembreak flew by. Classes start tomorrow, I believe. We had a sizeable three weeks or so, I think. But right after exams ended, I had to get working on submitting a paper for Labor, which I worked pretty hard on and only got an 86 for! I'm kind of miffed about that. Anyway, after that, the first chapter of our thesis was due ( Read more... )

The rules are simple: List 15 things you want to say to 15 people but know you never will. Don't say who they are ( Read more... )

I just thought I'd share an article I read in the Inquirer today, in celebration of the first Sunday of this year's bar exams and for those friends who want to know more about what law school is like and other stuff like that.

Accidental lawyer finds true path to her soul

By Anna Patricia R. del Castillo

(The author took the bar exams for the ( Read more... )

"My love is like cathedral bells."

Your result for The Director Who Films Your Life Test...
Sofia Coppola


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So midterms have come and gone, and they were all pretty crappy. The only thing that matters about them is that they're over!

I've seen only two movies recently: I'm Not There, which I enjoyed immensely and made me want to do two things: pick up a copy of Rimbaud's works and screw Jude Quinn... and Dare mo Shiranai ("Nobody Knows"), which was ( Read more... )

Since I just feel like posting again, I just want to know..

What song stops you in your tracks?

La Ritournelle never fails for me. Try playing it for people who've never heard it before. Works every time. The 7-minute long version is better, the Sessions one is nice too.

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Also, the mashup of I'm a Flirt with 7/4 Shoreline. Hahaha!

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