My tarot card now
You are The Wheel of Fortune
Good fortune and happiness but sometimes a species of intoxication with success
The Wheel of Fortune is all about big things, luck, change, fortune. Almost always good fortune. You are lucky in all things that you do and happy with the things that come to you. Be careful that success does not go to your head however. Sometimes luck can change.
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dear semi-retarded people of the working world.
just a friendly reminder, you may want to write your work-related post in your personal blogs with caution, this is the internet, people. this is not some private secret society no one else knows about. everything can be traced by your head honchoes/colleagues/ex-colleagues and future/present/past companies.
this is all a whopping chain of misery. that person may not be able to find a suitable job for life, unless they are able to slip that they’re whiny about work or ungrateful. the worst part is this is actually posted by your other colleague, it would pose a problem. you’re actually helping the other guy with job problems to have to no job at all.
after all, we all claim to be internet savvy, we all like the office gossip, the day to day chismis, we thrive on it, and we will all have feeds on everybody at the office, whether they know it or not. and later you’ll find out your big boss is reading the blog and they can easily put all the pieces together and they’ll know who the hell you’re talking about. and seriously, nobody wants to be labeled as whiny and ungrateful in any working environment.
technically, this isn’t really my problem, but then again, i may not live on the internet as much as other people, but i did see it around and i really don’t want the poster or the post to create ruckus.
love,
w.s.
Protected: when you believed in me, I didn’t want to let you down. ever.
m-m-material, m-material girl ♫
In less than a month, I will officially turn 25, the age where all legal ties with my parents burn away and I will officially become an adult. This is the age where people do great things, like get married, have children, and plan the future with someone else. This is the supposed perfect age for women to marry.
I am 24 years, 10 months, and give or take some days old. As my name includes a description of being *eherm* worldly, I would like to continue this certain tradition of wants, now deemed permanent.
When you start to earn, your vices and material lust grows hugely out of proportion. I am now keen on buying myself a new car sometime in the next 5 years, but then again, there is also this long list of other things, that could already add up to a price of a car.
Without further ado, here’s my birthday/permalist of wants. This is not the short little list that people keep on the sides of their blogs, but a full blown post. Until I shed some off, it will still be a post.
- A 4 seater convertible – I am currently in love with the Daihatsu Copen. Problem is it’s not really feasible when you have a couple of friends, i don’t want them teetering on the passenger seat doing angkas mode while i drive (although that would be fun to watch) so I would probably want something like a Volkswagen Cabriolet in Gray or anything near or cheaper to it’s equivalent I’m shying away from the mini because of it’s size, my parent’s would complain to hell and back. So, if anyone can point me in the direction of affordable convis (as I like to call them), do lead the way.
- A normal sedan car – I do miss my Altis terribly, never gave it the proper christening of a name, it was always my Altis. My sister drives it now, and I was contemplating on what Sera said to push my convertible dream aside for the next 10 years (am i cool enough to drive a convi by that time? I sure hope so!) for a normal car. I don’t mind really. And had a few choices for that. But I’m totally leaning to the Toyota Vios, The Little Brother/Sister (gender preference up to you) of the Altis.
- A Nikon D90 – Or anything to its higher quality equivalent by the time comes I buy it, I would like to think that I am somewhat adept in Photography, although not to much to expand my head in such alarming frequency. I feel that this is a gift for myself to enjoy the lovable bokeh, the DOF preview, and the multitude of settings that I have yet to discover. As I have twiddled in an Entry Level DSLR and an Entry beyond words (the D300), I’m settling in something that is mid-rage, hence, the d90. And of course, you can always go ISO 3200 and never worry about grains. Although I do love my grains in film <3. The lens investment would be painful. But i would want a 50mm 1.8/1.4 and the yummy fisheye (the though of shelling almost 40thousand pesos for one lens is a bit traumatizing.) NEXT.
- A Medium Format Held by the Waist Camera - The Zenza Bronika ETRSI or the Mamiya RB67 that supports 120s and Polaroids, as I have never ventured into the world of Medium Format, This would pose as a challenge, I have seen one way a little bit late of last year, curious on how to work on it, but never really had the finances for it.
- A Horizon Perfekt- I saw Sir Jo’s Left -> Right camera and I knew I had to have one for those awesome panoramic film shots. The real panorama mind you.
- A 17″ Macbook Pro - is there anymore reason to explain this? 1900×1200 resolution, and securities you can never imagine on a Windows.
- Yamaha E413 Keyboard - I have been wanting one of these since I was a kid, I remember pestering my mom on buying me a casio keyboard. She never gave in on this whim and after around 15 years I still want it. I guess it will stay for a while here.
- a 37″ HDTV - I recently bought a PS3, this would be dead useful. I was also contemplating on a 22″ inch, just so I can plug Schroeder in.
- Foldable / not really Bicycle – another one of my broken childhood dreams. I’d use to ride my cousin’s bike in the garage. I remember falling down tons of times during the ride around a resort facility. I remember biking down without control screaming my lungs out on a housing village inside Subic, then falling down upon reaching flat plains with my sister and my friend’s echoed laughter. needless to say, i have to get in touch with my nonexistent / sheltered childhood
I couldn’t think of anything else right now. But this list will hopefully not grow for the moment. Lol.
