Last night, a couple colleagues and I went out to have some Matador. We were having a hard time looking for a place where we could drink and Francis volunteered that he knew a place in Daraga. And off we went, and we were only three. We had a quick dinner and started drinking.

We were somewhere within the neck of the bottle of Matador when more colleagues and friends joined us. I even had my cousin join us because my mother said that I should go home early (or go home the following morning instead) because my dad was one of this 'tantrums' (and when he has tantrums, no one should cross him or else they want to suffer - a lot). I told my cousin I was sleeping at their house so he had to come with me.

Good thing we agreed or I may go homeless that night. Hehe. After finishing that whole bottle (I think we all were out of practice), we went to the Chef's House but there was some kind of event and we just didn't feel like it. So we went to Penarakan instead.

My head was really throbbing that night. Maybe because I have not been drinking like I usually did. Oh well. I popped an Advil and still didn't feel the pain go away. Gah. Just when I wasn't thinking about any curfew.

I have this friend, N, who's gay and who's been having this relationship with, yes, another gay. I'm not against that but what I was not particularly fine with was when I learnt that my friend and his partner had been spending plain too much that they have loans from different banks.

I am glad though when they took out a loan to pay off all other loans. At least, they had learned not to spend too much and to just focus on paying that one big huge loan. They, at least, would not have to think of all the papers from the various banks. It was just one loan and though the amount may be huge, it helps to think that it was from one bank only.

I'm pretty sure that if my friend heard about credit card for bad credit, he may have considered this option as well. I heard they're doing pretty okay now financially.

Hi everyone. I am Peachy. And I am an impulse buyer.  

Yes, I am not afraid to tell people that I am an impulse buyer. I know it's not something good but sometimes I just cannot help it. Especially when I know that there's still some money in my wallet. But see, the benefits of being an impulse buyer includes me getting good deals.  

When I discovered online shopping, the impulse buyer in me has gone haywire. I just click and then I buy. I go to a site and check out the prices. See, I find it easy to find the best deals because I can compare prices from various online shopping sites. That is just one thing I love about online shopping - the convenience that it gives me for I do not have to go to the mall to get that thing I want.  

So when I go shopping for Johnny Depp items, I do not feel as if I have been robbed because I can choose and I can always go for the best deal. My Johnny Depp movie collection is increasing, by the way, and that collection is nearing completion. Yey!

I have been bloghopping for around an hour now. I know there's work to be done but I just could not quite focus on work right now. Maybe because I'm thinking that there's tons of things to do and I've written too much. Or maybe it's because I feel sleepy. Whatever the reason, I decided that bloghopping would be the good solution. I could get some inspiration while reading others' blogs, you know.

Anyway, here's two things I'd like to share with you. I surely like what they're saying and I think that I best share them with you as well.

Gabe Mercado:

These rallies are our reaction to the rape of our country. You're complaining that the rape victim is crying too loudly.

Noemi Dado:

My husband says that he doesn't like Jun Lozada but added that you don't have to like the messenger to get the message. It's so easy to turn a blind eye and live within our comfort zone. How convenient it is to just watch the telenovela of scandals, greed and corruption in the sidelines, continue with our household jobs and watch all the scenes unfold us and wish it woud just go away magically.

I will not be left out this time. My heart is filled with high hopes for our nation despite the convoluted and confounding events unfolding before me.

Push for change, BE the change. The change starts in me but it does not have to end or should not end there.

I find it enlightening to read stuff like this. Honestly.