Aren't you just glad you're living in a dog-eat-dog world? (Yeah, I'm being sarcastic.) But seriously, sometimes you just can't force and assume that people will think the way you do, right?

He'd kill if he wants to.
He'd hurt you if he felt like it.
He'd mess up just because he wants to.
He'd be a jerk because it's much easier to be one.

Do whatever you want, and not care about anything.
What a wonderful life you'd have if that was your kind of philosophy.
Yeah, what a life that would be.

I think it's because one way or another we accept the fact that nothing lasts, no matter how significant or simple that single moment may be. And the easiest thing we can do about it is to capture that moment in paper. Hoping that someday, that exact moment would relive itself the next time that photograph is seen.

I watched The Curious Case of Benjamin Button in Gateway with Uzi and Kj. It was a good movie, but I felt sad after. At some point in your life, you might eventually get the things you've always wanted. But there is no guarantee that those things will last.

People do change. Even the most final of things can.

After two straight weekends, I finally got the chance to go back home in Bulacan. Last week was a very busy one. I bought new sandals, which I really love wearing!

^(Window) shopped with Trix, Mo and Josh
^Went to Arnold, Mico and Reg's joint birthday party at Bixie's place
^Watched Uzi and Jc play soccer last Sunday
^Got the chance to eat with their team in KFC and 'die' after playing Mafia
^Chilled @ the newly renovated Mcdo with Ulysses
^Had my Philosophy orals - got a B
^Fr. Bulatao's TTh Hypnosis class with Winna
^Bonding with Kris Nilo & Monica Santos @ Mcdo & Ccello's

I rode with Pudra going home to Bulacan. While we were on our way, I heard this James Blunt's Love Love Love. It goes something like this:

I can't take your love love love
and so I say I don't love you, though it kills me.
It's a lie that sets you free.

And sometimes, Rorty just gets it right.
"Truth or lie, reality or illusion, what matters is how it is used."