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PROFILE jed david is currently working three part time jobs *explains the laggy updates* and is having second thoughts of going to college. jed david is afraid of blood. nosebleed + jed = bad chemistry. he's a business economics student who has troubles dealing with mathematics. jed david is an anime and manga enthusiast who constantly craves for more... uhmm... anime and manga. He's a freelance journalist, freelance photographer, webdesigner and a musician (drums). jed david is also an avid gamer. PC, handheld, console games will make him occupied for an hour at least. He's looking forward to play on his Nintendo Wii, PS3 and Xbox 360. |
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the waltz dramatic...
...is the front page of my honey and clover fansite. You will find my blog, hachikuro radio, blog links, the episode guide,
episode summaries, character profiles, some of the soundtracks in SWF format and the soundtrack lyrics as well.hachikuro radio... ...is the waltz dramatic's embedded audio player. check out the playlist at the lower right sidepanel. will not fade...
...or memories will not fade is the picture gallery. You will find episode screenshots, avatars and wallpapers. It's the place to
be when you're looking for HnC visual art!just keep pedaling...
...a little bummed with the ending? Read their diaries and find out what happened after. You can find my roleplay diaries of
Takemoto, Hagu, Mayama, Yamada and Morita here.
a blog. receiving my H1N1 vaccine a blog. missing friends a blog. topping the list? a blog. 18 days later a blog. a firm hold a blog. 111th! a blog. lullaby a blog. chips chips chips I will miss you, Francis "Kiko" Magalona a blog. 2008 is so last year
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I just had my H1N1 vaccine this past Wednesday. At first, my dad surprised me that we're going to get the shot in such a short notice, I cringed and scurried away from him -- was supposed to buy presents.
It's not that I'm scared of needles. It's because I have plans for the day. But no. Resistance is futile. I must face the needle.I'm used to needles. I've had them lots since I was little. And I've had them especially when I had Hepatitis A. My arm was scarred and it looked gross. The H1N1 shouldn't be any different. And they also said that the needles was little. In fact, when they shot me, I didn't feel it. When the nurse said the needle retracted, I was thinking that it got stuck on my arm. Idiot. I also asked my little sister, who was watching me, if the needle entered my arm. She said that it was inserted properly, but I still didn't feel any pain. Gasp! I've become numb to pain. Bleah, emo talk. Then, I couldn't move my left arm for a day. I had a little headache in the middle of the night, but that was probably because of the cold temperature in my room. No other side effects; it was all good. My sister-in-law got a little fever. But overall, there weren't any serious side-effects on our part. New vaccines make me nervous.Well, I guess we're all vaccinated against the H1N1 scare. Oh, except for my brother. He went to the mall far away just before my dad arrived. He ran away. ![]() Christmas is around the corner. I can't wait for it. I just need my Saturday to be finished. Then off I go to buy presents. Ho ho ho. No, Christmas is about Jesus. Not Santa. changelog: from Haloscan.com commenting to the old Blogger commenting system. Haloscan.com will start charging their services switching to the Echo platform. song of the moment: Umaaraw, Umuulan by Rivermaya mood: cold Labels: blogs hop to: [the frontpage] [my hnc gallery] [roleplay blogs]Comment(s) : 1 | Post a Comment
I miss my friends in the Philippines. I thought I wasn't missing anything when I heard this song, and the I quickly closed my eyes. Before I knew it, tears started to fall. It's a song that reminded me of how I spent my times hanging out with my friends. Then it kind of snowballed into the past how we laughed every day and every night. That song triggered my homesickness. And now I'm convinced that I miss them really bad. I thought I'd never miss them since there's the internet, but it's still different longing to see friends in person.
Anyway, I'm okay now. I've performed some maintenance and some updates to the site. Three songs were down and I've uploaded them back... so the season one and season two songs are up and running in complete set. Also, I've uploaded the favicon back as it was missing for two weeks now. The old server never really made it back. song of the moment: A320 by Foo Fighters mood: a bit sad Labels: blogs hop to: [the frontpage] [my hnc gallery] [roleplay blogs]Comment(s) : 0 | Post a Comment
I'm not sure how it happened, but I think The Waltz Dramatic received enough hits to make it to the top list; when you Google search 'honey and clover fansite' or 'biggest honey and clover fansite', no. 1 result is The Waltz Dramatic - a Honey and Clover fansite. Anyway, I thank you very much for the hits. Even though The Waltz Dramatic isn't still a Google keyword, at least topping the list means something to me.
But wait it's not only The Waltz Dramatic who's under the limelight. ![]() In typing 'biggest fruits basket fansite' or 'largest fruits basket fansite', FruitsBlogsket tops the list. Typing 'fruits basket fansite' on Google, places FruitsBlogsket among the topnotchers from the result *I think 2nd or 3rd*. Typing 'school rumble fansite' on Google, places SchoolRumblog among the topnotchers from the search results. Typing in 'Love Hina fansite' gives CYF Love Hina as the number one result in Google. Love Hina Project, which is a part of CYF Love Hina, trails on 3rd or 4th. FruitsBlogsket, SchoolRumblog, CYF Love Hina, and Love Hina Project are among the few of my many websites. I made them back in 2006. ![]() I'm not sure if the search results vary on geographic locations but I'm just glad that I've been able to put them where people can find them. And I'm kind of glad for this sort of an achievement. I thank Blogger.com and the visitors who gave me the hits and comments! Thank you very much for the hits. And I hope you keep visiting. ![]() song of the moment: A320 by Foo Fighters mood: dazed Labels: blogs hop to: [the frontpage] [my hnc gallery] [roleplay blogs]Comment(s) : 0 | Post a Comment
Learning is a long process. That's an understatement. Learning is eternal. But I didn't say that learning isn't divided into stages. Which is why I'm happy to say that I've graduated from the stage of high school -- again. What will I do with two high school diplomas?
Anyway, I didn't know that I would receive the Sam Steele award and the prestigious Governor General Medal. People say that the medal is beneficial to earning scholarships or money grants, at least. It better be: I don't have money and I want to study post education as soon as possible. ![]() Which brings us to my other business. It's been weeks since my last update and I totally missed blogging big time. Let's just say that things got real busy after grad. I haven't been able to properly take time to write, because I'm occupied with ginormous work. With that said, I got a raise! Woo. God is sufficient. A lot of my friends in school kept saying that they're going to travel when they turn 21. Awkward for me to hear, since I'm already 21. No, I'm not old. They said that they plan to go to Japan or to Vegas. I, totally, want to join 'em. I just pray that I get the money. I'm saving for university and an airplane ticket. And it ain't going to be easy. Who am I kidding? I wonder if I'll ever be able to save up to $5000 from here on. Possible. But it'll be a struggle. ![]() these guys suggested me that Vegas or Japan run. ![]() I'll miss you, Ana. ![]() See you soon, Patrick. ![]() Best wishes to you, Amber. I've met some great guys and girls in Elmwood. I'll miss my short high school life in Elmwood. My life was fulfilling back there and I've become more confident with myself, thanks to the great teachers of Elmwood High. It's true, I thought that my mind was going to dry up and decay, but Elmwood made me smart again. It was a challenge and I'm glad I didn't succumb to my laziness, worries and the anxiety. I almost forgot. The students made a promise: that we be giants in the world. So here's my promise: I won't let the complications, stereotyping, materialism, and all the crap in the world belittle me. I'll become a giant problem to my problems. ![]() song of the moment: Careless Whisper by Seether *lol* mood: uncomfortable Labels: blogs hop to: [the frontpage] [my hnc gallery] [roleplay blogs]Comment(s) : 0 | Post a Comment
I bought my dad a grill yesterday. I barely slept Friday night, but I didn't mind being woke up at 10 in the morning. Dad called and he was asking if I buy him a grill. and may I reiterate: HE WAS ASKING ME. HE DIDN'T TELL ME TO BUY IT. HE ASKED ME FIRST. And I know that for all the good things he has done to my life, he had the right to tell me to buy it. Instead, he asked first.
NO CRYING, BOY! I'm betting I slept for four hours. Still I knew that my Saturday would be wonderful, so I stood up anyway. Besides, I also knew that I had to get my dad something this Sunday, good thing it's a grill. It's cheaper than a laptop. Of course he wouldn't know that he's supposed to get a laptop this Father's Day. Don't tell him. Haha. My dad's simple and humble. A lot of people don't know how smart he is. He's always helped me in math and physics and stuff and he drew me projects that were due next morning. He also taught my older bro. and he's waaay better than me in Arithmetic and Sciences. And people say that I'm good in Math. Hell no, I suck, and I'd usually cry to daddy when it comes to problem solving. Not anymore. He's taught me well as well. Haha. My dad's been valedictorian in high school and elementary where I barely excelled. I studied at the same elementary school as him and the same high school back in the Philippines. The teachers knew him.... they knew him well. Unfortunately, I didn't have the brain capacity like his when he was young. Sorry teachers, and yes, I'm his son. Smart man. Strong ethics. How I wish to possess thee. My dad has always been an outstanding worker. I lost count on the places where he worked, because they've been competing for his service. He worked as a teacher, engineer, project manager... erm... and more. I forgot. And he's bought a computer when there was no OS except DOS. He needed it for work. He's been doing complicated jobs ever since I can remember. Good thing I was a nosy snotty 3 year old kid back then, thanks to him, I was able to learn and use the computer using DOS at the age of 3. He's hardworking and realizing his sacrifice would always make me pause. I mean, he had made so many sacrifice just to keep our spirits up; not to mention keep us satisfied. Settling here in Canada, hasn't been a walk in the park and we saw his dedication for the family when he went home coughing real bad. It was still cold outside and we didn't have a car yet. Sure he'd take the bus early morning, but everyday he would still need to walk a distance and wait for the bus. And my dad is very susceptible to cough and colds. Despite the cold weather, the very exhausting job, the pressure of the environment and the weariness, he didn't make a fuss. HELL NO. He didn't make any fuss. I can't stress this more, but yes, not a complain from his mouth. He didn't complain how lame his new *starting* job was and he didn't say anything that would regret him from leaving all our good stuff in the Philippines. He was already sick, but he was still going to work because he knew what was on the line -- the impression of our future here in Canada. I know, I know. He needs to work even if he's sick, because we need food on our table. BUT... isn't that amazing? He's not supposed to do that. My dad is also the chauffeur. I've known him driving us around since... ever. Back in the Philippines, he'd usually drive us, me and my bro, from home to the university -- cars are expensive, and no one dared to learn how to drive between us both. Anyway, everyday he'd drive for hours to and from work, pick us up and stuff, and so on. Dude, that's dedication right there. As for games, oh yeah. He's one player. When we bought the Wii, oh boy. We had fun. My cousin commented that he wished my uncle was like him. He's still playing by the way. My dad's also a bit lazy, I mean he doesn't go out much often. He also likes to eat. He said it makes him happy. Well, if eating and hanging around at home makes him happy, then problem solved. I'll say it's not so bad living a simple life-- not too many complicated thoughts and one can sleep easy too. The biggest thing that would always make me stop to ponder is his amount of patience. If I look back and see all the stupid things I did when I was young, oh man, I get pissed at myself. But not my dad. He's a very patient man and how I AM THANKFUL for that. I know that dad isn't getting any younger. And yeah, he's supposed to be taking it easy. I mean, I don't want to see him tired. He's supposed to relax... he's getting old. But life here isn't simple you know. There's some close relatives back home that need help and we need money and we're paying this house and the bills won't pay themselves and there should always be food on the table and the gas prices are hiking and and... It's these things that really make me teary eyed and I just thank my dad for everything and for the way he is. He's truly a gentleman. I envy his character and fortitude. It's also one of my goals in life to succeed after him and become better for him, so he would know that he did a heavenly perfect job raising me as a son. You know what, it's Sunday and it's Father's day. I've been convincing myself to call in sick today. To tell you the truth, I wasn't planning to go to work. And while I was on my desk, I kept thinking that BEING AT WORK TODAY WASN'T RIGHT. How I wished to be at home and spend some quiet time with my dad. I just wanted to be at home with him. But I knew that it wouldn't make him happy knowing that I skipped work. I don't want my dad to be disappointed at me. Because I know that he did a lot of sacrifice and dedication. And for that, I love him. Oh dear God, don't let him read this. Anyway, Happy Father's day! ![]() Labels: blogs hop to: [the frontpage] [my hnc gallery] [roleplay blogs]Comment(s) : 0 | Post a Comment ![]() |
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