U.N.~ FEMINISM~ Audrey Hepburn~ Tennis~ Photography~ Music~ Cats~ Foreign languages~ Dancing~ Beaches~ INTERNATIONAL POLITICS~ Saxophones~ Wall-climbing~ MUN~ Traveling~ Art galleries~ European and Vintage Cars~ Discussing about life's complexities~ Paintings~ Tigger~ Playing bluff~ Reading~ Star (fish, shape and constellations, lol!)~ FRIENDS~ Art Attack!~ Malling~ Debating~ Shopping~ Surfing the net~ TV/movie buff~ Baking~ Soul-searching~ Poetry~ Different cultures~ Chocolates~ Music~ Meeting new people~ Browsing through the dictionary (Dork!) and Hanging out with my friends.
Due to the growing number of people on my friends list, I've decided to downsize it unfortunately. I'm sorry for doing this but I'm tired of adding up people who wouldn't even bother to message me once in awhile. I do try to really respond/communicate with those whom I've been in touch with since I started to join Myspace so it would be nice if most of you would do the same.
I'm not here to win a popularity contest to see who has the most number of friends. Every Myspace account is unique in its purpose. The purpose of my account is not to have a collection of faces without any importance (though it may seem like it does). It's making a connection. Even if I would like to add up everyone who'd care enough to be on my friends list, I simply cannot as it would defeat the purpose of my page.
The only exceptions to this are "Bands" , "Groups" or "Artists" that I would like to support/join and those that I've added manually.
If you really want to add me up, please have the courtesy to send a message first. It's the least you can do if you want to establish some sort of connection with another person on a networking site. I promise to respond politely if you do the same. What's the point of having a Myspace account if you're not going to converse with anyone, let alone be civil about it?
Merci! (Images are taken from the net. No copyright infringement intended.)
80's music, Evanescence, Early 90's, Jewel, All Saints, Latin music, Coldplay, Stonefree, Joss Stone, South Border, Avril Lavigne, Itchyworms, Jars of Clay, U2, Barbie Almalbis, The Corrs, Jazz and R&B, Hale, Twentieth Century Funk, Spongecola, Sarah Mclachlan, Freestyle, Classicals, Imago, John Mayer, Black Eyed Peas, Kitchie Nadal, Linkin Park, Sugarfree, The Beatles, Nina, Sting, Bamboo, Aaliyah, Cueshe, Wilson Phillips, Pussycat Dolls, Maroon 5, Jason Mraz, Rivermaya, Tori Amos, Orange and Lemons, Alicia Keys, Usher, Kyla, Musicals, Parokya ni Edgar, Destiny's Child, Mishka Adams, Eraserheads, M.Y.M.P, Random oldies, BoA, Side A and a bit of rock and techno
Basically I'll listen to any kind of music just as long as it isn't painful to the ears. I love music!
Featured Artist/Band of the Month:
Dicta License
Album: Paghilom Featuring the songs "Complex", "Ang Ating Araw", "Sugat", "Over the Edge" and "Complex"
My Music Pick for this Month:
Their entrancing single, "Complex"
To visit their Official Myspace music page, click here
I love movies (Every genre imaginable, especially 80's movies, comedies, art films and horror movies) so I can't put all of them but I'd like to mention that I LOVE Amelie :) I also think KILL BILL rocks!!!
"Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix" is my pick of the week for the latest flicks around the metropolitan area. Go and see it, lol! (Images are from allposters.com)
Featured Movie of the Month:
The Professional
F.R.I.E.N.D.S
Others: News++ Veronica Mars++ Will and Grace++ Oprah++ One Tree Hill++ The O.C.++ Queer Eye for the Straight Guy/Girl++ Whose line is it anyway?++ Kid's Say the Darnest Things++ The Wonder Years++ Perfect Strangers++ Fushigi Yuugi++ Non-Stop++ Fawlty Towers++ Home Improvement++ Ally Mcbeal++ Macgyver++ DW-TV++ Discovery Channel++ Ayashi no Ceres++ On-Air++ Art Attack!++ National Geographic++ Murder She Wrote++ Meteor Garden++ X-files++ C.S.I and Alias
International Law by Isagani Cruz, The Woman who had Two Navels, El Filibusterismo, The Neverending Story, Noli me Tangere, Florante at Laura, Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie, The Hours, Ibong Mandaragit, The Great Political Theories (Volume 1 and 2), A Walk to Remember, Ibong Adarna, The Last Unicorn, Vita Brevis by Jostein Gaarder, The Princess Bride, The Sherlock Holmes collection, Different Seasons by Stephen King, The Philippines: A Past Revisted by Renato Constantino, Pride and Prejudice, The Complete Writings of Edgar Allan Poe, The Diary of Anne Frank, The Alchemist, Mrs. Dalloway, Momo, Books by Lewis Carroll and Roald Dahl, Audrey Hepburn biographies, The Catcher in the Rye and so many more.
What can I say, I'm a book-worm ^_~
Featured Book of the Month:
The Five People You Meet in Heaven Author: Mitch Albom
FEMINIST GROUPS ALL AROUND THE WORLD (Hail to the EMPOWERMENT of WOMEN!)*** Sir Patrick De Castro (Our Asian Civilization professor in the International Studies Department. AMAZING!)*** Kofi Annan*** Sir RADJ (My Philippine History/Nationalism Professor)*** The *genuine* Filipino heroes who knew what the Katipunan stood for but was rather subdued by the more powerful and educated (ehem!) historical figures that we know as of today*** Michael Ende (The best!)*** J.D. Salinger (So great!)*** Yuu Watase (She can literally transcend human emotions through art!)*** Martin Luther King Jr.*** Stephen King*** Audrey Hepburn (The Fairest lady of all time)*** Edgar Allan Poe (A great artist!)*** Ninoy Aquino*** William Goldman*** Artists/Musicians who died trying to make this world a beautiful place through their unique creations but was misunderstood and not appreciated*** Princess Diana*** Mother Teresa*** The social workers and nuns who help the less fortunate unconditionally and all those who vouch for Peace!