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HOW DID I NOT KNOW THIS?!

Why do I learn more about math from Tumblr than my 12+ years of formal education????????

No math teacher ever taught me this trick. Got damn.

This is great and all if you know how to subtract things from 100 

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that simpsons gif though

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A Boy Love Story - Even We’re Apart (Full Short Film) (by terremedia)

Sometimes love comes at the right time, from the right person but ends up in the wrong place. Does distance matter after all? Is it what they call true love that will survive through all of those obstacles? Even we’re apart … what you need is belief …

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Guilty

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So I am not really myself since I  came back to the city. All the changes I did on New Years didn’t really take long to take its effect. I gave up smoking, I gave up meat, I was on track with my finances, my job was doing pretty well but since my return I…

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The F u eating!

ImageI actually have not weighed myself since my return! All I know is I gained so much weight I feel it from my stomach. What makes me even more annoyed is the fact that I am not even eating what most people get to enjoy! and yet, here I am, growing like…

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I’ve been staring at my computer, the wall, my food and my whiskey trying to locate the inner… http://wp.me/s3BmMq-785View Post

I’ve been staring at my computer, the wall, my food and my whiskey trying to locate the inner… http://wp.me/s3BmMq-785

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a love story


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a love story

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way back when i was few pounds lighter.
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way back when i was few pounds lighter.

I need to be in this figure, ASAP!

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Now I understand why balikbayans bring home comfort foods back to wherever they’re going, even if it is available for sale. With other friends abroad who are back home recently, we shared experiences and stories what we bring back to wherever from home. I usually don’t bring anything since I can buy them here anyway. So I was also back home recently, but I deprived myself of the comfort foods I used to eat. I only ate foods truly homegrown which i cant find here like bamboo shoots, cassava/kamote leaves, grated santol, string beans etc and everything in fresh coconut milk (yuuuum!!!),  and organic. That explains why i gained 8kg in a month not to mention my constant drinking of beer, rum colas and all sort of liquor since the day I arrive til the day I left! Now that I am back I am craving for foods I deprived myself of, dried fish: dilis, tinapa, badi also maalat na itlog, and pansit bato. Those are the foods I love to eat in the morning or anytime of the day in the absence of proper lunch food or snacks. I managed to bring pansit bato so thats minus 1 from my list of cravings today. So i got up from my bed, took a 100 bill from my wallet, grab my sunglasses and off I go to the filipino store.
I was surprised to find out that less than a hundred grams of dilis cost $2.50, 100g dangit costs $4, 150g tuyo costs $1.90 and tinapa ( in this presentation was a medium sized mackerel ) costs $2.50 also. I buy before but I never knew the prices compared back home for the same costs a lot less, and the taste is beyond compare! Though surprised I bought them anyway. I am craving. 
If i have managed to bring these comfort foods, for the same prices I will be able to bring large quantities to supply my cravings for a month! So yeah, next time I will travel back home, I will travel light. I will not bring lots of clothes like I usually do. So upon my return to wherever, my 20kg luggage will all be filled with all the ka-pinoyan lurking inside my palate. 
So tara, have breakfast with me (well it’s lunch already)! I have pansit bato. :-) 

Now I understand why balikbayans bring home comfort foods back to wherever they’re going, even if it is available for sale. With other friends abroad who are back home recently, we shared experiences and stories what we bring back to wherever from home. I usually don’t bring anything since I can buy them here anyway. So I was also back home recently, but I deprived myself of the comfort foods I used to eat. I only ate foods truly homegrown which i cant find here like bamboo shoots, cassava/kamote leaves, grated santol, string beans etc and everything in fresh coconut milk (yuuuum!!!),  and organic. That explains why i gained 8kg in a month not to mention my constant drinking of beer, rum colas and all sort of liquor since the day I arrive til the day I left! Now that I am back I am craving for foods I deprived myself of, dried fish: dilis, tinapa, badi also maalat na itlog, and pansit bato. Those are the foods I love to eat in the morning or anytime of the day in the absence of proper lunch food or snacks. I managed to bring pansit bato so thats minus 1 from my list of cravings today. So i got up from my bed, took a 100 bill from my wallet, grab my sunglasses and off I go to the filipino store.

I was surprised to find out that less than a hundred grams of dilis cost $2.50, 100g dangit costs $4, 150g tuyo costs $1.90 and tinapa ( in this presentation was a medium sized mackerel ) costs $2.50 also. I buy before but I never knew the prices compared back home for the same costs a lot less, and the taste is beyond compare! Though surprised I bought them anyway. I am craving. 

If i have managed to bring these comfort foods, for the same prices I will be able to bring large quantities to supply my cravings for a month! So yeah, next time I will travel back home, I will travel light. I will not bring lots of clothes like I usually do. So upon my return to wherever, my 20kg luggage will all be filled with all the ka-pinoyan lurking inside my palate. 

So tara, have breakfast with me (well it’s lunch already)! I have pansit bato. :-)