Pinoy Soaps make Good Comfort Entertainment

It's been raining the whole week. Rainy Days, Mondays through Sundays,always make me blue. It should be the weather. Gloomy as the skies, cold as the winds, it's freaking nice to just stay in bed. Makes you don't wanna eat. move. or even write.

I watched a new prime time pinoy soap last night. T suggested it to me, cuz she's having a blast trying to figure out the plot and quoting the lines. And so, instead of watching my Avatar DVD right away, i tuned in to pinoy drama. AND it is heavy drama! Cut in several scenes to make the story flow real quickly, it was really freakin heavy DRAMA! Like a Sharon Cuneta movie. Like the heartbreaking oldies Pangako of Regine and Aga. It was stupefyingly sad! You should have seen me cry my eyes out in 30 minutes, the whole time the show was running.. It was a mess.

The kind of show you gonna watch on a rainy night, in your PJs and Lazy Boi and some good old hot choco. Whattaway to end the Thursday and to begin the Friday. It was pure drama.

I cried more than in the avatar. It was three long hours of really good plot and great cinematic directing. It was awesome! I would like to go on and on about the realizations of that movie, but i'd rather not.

Cuz i cried a bucket more watching my Pinoy soap. LOL. Tonight, i'f it's still raining hard, i'll probably watch it again. G and K should cross paths in today's episode. LOL. go figure!

Drama Queen

Paulo Coelho tweeted: Close some doors. Not out of incapacity or arrogance, but because they lead you nowhere.

When the year started, I found myself in a dilemma. With work, with my personal life, with a lot of matters. And I found myself constantly thinking how I could strictly follow my goal-action plan, with its timelines.

Now I know.

I have always believed in things happening for a reason. And I have always believed that when they happen, they happen at the right time. Whether we grasp it or not, comprehend its purpose or not, we should know that our God has mapped out our lives, the way he sees it fit. Days, months, years down the road, you'll figure out the answers to your questions.

And yesterday, I found my answer to one of the top three questions I've had since two years ago. Is it too late? No. Is it what I was expecting? Yes. Yesterday, I know that nowhere is not a road I want to travel. And working out the plan to diverse in path should start today.

I guess, some parts of us, with the wheel of routine and everyday doldrums, we know deep down how things are going to be. Even if we just resign them to fate. invisible hand. destiny. whatever we may call it.