Tuesday, February 13, 2007
Love Song of Night and Day
excerpt from the poem by Jenny Scott
I am the sun, you are the moon. Wherever you lead I will go, following across the wide sky, as long as I live and you love. Sun follows Moon until she tires, then carries her until she's strong and runs ahead of him again.
I am the sun, you are the moon. Wherever you lead I will go, following across the wide sky, as long as I live and you love. Sun follows Moon until she tires, then carries her until she's strong and runs ahead of him again.
Starlit Angel, by Rebecca Guay
Monday, February 05, 2007
Public Service Announcement
Be on the safe side!
Me, I use Gracial. It's a combination-pill, which means it has a mix of the hormones needed to regulate the period. What I like about Gracial is the fact that it's easy to get over the counter without a prescription (even though it is supposed to be a prescription drug). It's only Php400 per month, and is available from most drug stores. There's a bonus side effect too - it reduces acne considerably!
Me, I use Gracial. It's a combination-pill, which means it has a mix of the hormones needed to regulate the period. What I like about Gracial is the fact that it's easy to get over the counter without a prescription (even though it is supposed to be a prescription drug). It's only Php400 per month, and is available from most drug stores. There's a bonus side effect too - it reduces acne considerably!
Raven
Labels: love
Friday, October 08, 2004
Just a girl with a sword
"One-handed or two-handed, miss?"
"Eh?" I looked up from the orc I killed and squinted at the knight. Eager, but a little cagey.
"Is your sword one-handed or two-handed? Here, I'll let you look at my weapon if I can look at yours."
"Well okay..."
He moved closer and handed me his sword. A flamberge. A bit better than mine, but then, I wasn't a knight yet. When I tried to hand it back, he waved me away. "It's okay, go ahead and keep it!" he smiled.
I whispered to Raven. "Is this guy hitting on me?"
Raven grinned. "Yup. He's completely ignoring me."
"Eeeeeeeew."
"Hey, more orcs!" The knight ran up to them and started hitting them with his fists. Because he wanted to tank us, or because he no longer had a sword, I wasn't sure. I wasn't so comfortable about rejecting the implicit offer right after acceping his sword, so I leapt in. Raven blasted away with her magicks from behind.
After the dust cleared, the knight goes up to me again. "Dont forget to use your potions! Here, have a few!" He drops some potions in my general direction.
"Eeeeeeeew."
To make a long story short, I acted like a frigid bitch and he eventually got the message and left.
I found the entire thing profoundly disturbing. First off, although the guy was nice, his presence was wholly uncomfortable. I don't like depending on the kindness of strangers. At the same time, I couldn't "pay" him what he implicitly wanted, which is to be friends with a girl.
The thing was, it's like the value of face: I couldn't tell him to bugger off, since I didn't want to hurt the feelings of someone who was doing his best to please. Even if, in the long run, he really would be better off going away.
It's almost emotional blackmail, forcing the girl to be nice by putting her in the guy's debt. The bad thing is that (I think) it's socially unacceptable for a girl to reject a "free" gift, even if it has strings attached.
I like deals much better when the price tags are up front.
Maybe girls have the short end of the stick when it comes to courtship. It sucks if nobody is courting you, and it can still suck if someone you don't like, is.
"Guys are so weird."
The Stormcrow
"Eh?" I looked up from the orc I killed and squinted at the knight. Eager, but a little cagey.
"Is your sword one-handed or two-handed? Here, I'll let you look at my weapon if I can look at yours."
"Well okay..."
He moved closer and handed me his sword. A flamberge. A bit better than mine, but then, I wasn't a knight yet. When I tried to hand it back, he waved me away. "It's okay, go ahead and keep it!" he smiled.
I whispered to Raven. "Is this guy hitting on me?"
Raven grinned. "Yup. He's completely ignoring me."
"Eeeeeeeew."
"Hey, more orcs!" The knight ran up to them and started hitting them with his fists. Because he wanted to tank us, or because he no longer had a sword, I wasn't sure. I wasn't so comfortable about rejecting the implicit offer right after acceping his sword, so I leapt in. Raven blasted away with her magicks from behind.
After the dust cleared, the knight goes up to me again. "Dont forget to use your potions! Here, have a few!" He drops some potions in my general direction.
"Eeeeeeeew."
To make a long story short, I acted like a frigid bitch and he eventually got the message and left.
I found the entire thing profoundly disturbing. First off, although the guy was nice, his presence was wholly uncomfortable. I don't like depending on the kindness of strangers. At the same time, I couldn't "pay" him what he implicitly wanted, which is to be friends with a girl.
The thing was, it's like the value of face: I couldn't tell him to bugger off, since I didn't want to hurt the feelings of someone who was doing his best to please. Even if, in the long run, he really would be better off going away.
It's almost emotional blackmail, forcing the girl to be nice by putting her in the guy's debt. The bad thing is that (I think) it's socially unacceptable for a girl to reject a "free" gift, even if it has strings attached.
I like deals much better when the price tags are up front.
Maybe girls have the short end of the stick when it comes to courtship. It sucks if nobody is courting you, and it can still suck if someone you don't like, is.
"Guys are so weird."
The Stormcrow
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