I need light. I want water. We need to listen =)

=) Haha. I don't know what to write right now.
My thoughts have been cluttered this week.

I realized my emotions get the best of me sometimes - when I worry, when I get excited and when I just do something impulsive or spontaneous.

I still have a lot to do.
I feel like I've been detached from the world.
I haven't watched TV nor surfed the internet for a few days.
I seem to have drowned myself with all the things I have to do.
I'm usually uber tired when I get home that I end up sleeping or just bumming around.

Oh wells. Hehe =) It feels good to swim.
I grabbed the chance to swim at our pool at school during lunch time. I feel refreshed.

I don't know if I'm still making sense or I'm talking in order. Haha topic pa naman namin ngayon sa class: Writing supporting sentences and putting details into order. =p

Anyways, I find myself too lazy to share what's been happening to me.
I suppose ganun talaga. When you experience a lot, that's when you don't have to write about it.
Meeting up with some STrainers later tonight would be something to look forward to...I find it easier to share in person with feelings and actions haha =p

After swimming and listening to my thoughts, I realized I have to have more faith that things we'll eventually be in place.

*Note to myself: I should stop bringing work home! Make the most of my working hours and leave it there. Wala rin naman ako nagagawa. Bagsak na ko sa kama! =p

*Silent moments help!

btw, haha cool. I get to listen to Launch radio in YM late in the afternoon, since (only) this computer has YM. I like the station: Coffeehouse found in Work Music. =p

And I just remembered...something to do with what's happening with our country.
All the faculty and staff were required to attend a talk by Dr. Tolosa of the PolSci dept of ADMU.
I just have one thing to say (since I have to hurry, I have to let 1 boy take his make-up test...hay naku, kailangan mo pa habulin! oh wells =p hehe) I think one of my friends had a point.

I understand the CBCP's stand not to meddle in political matters. I believe we've had to much of that. I have to agree with them that we all have to discern what action we want to pursue. But I think it would be of great help if they provided a venue for everyone who has discerned to air out their point of view and standpoints in a diplomatic manner. Why not facilitate a dialogue where all the sectors of our society can gather together and form a consensus. I'm not sure if I'm being idealistic but I think someone has to open doors for everyone, to unite our very divided nation. What better institution to do it than the Church?

That's all for now. Sorry to cut it short. These are just random thoughts that have crossed my mind.