Post Lengths

A friend of mine commented that my posts are very long, hence, it becomes boring to read even if it's interesting. I don't know if he's just tired or my posts really are boring... Anyway, short posts are indeed easier and may enable me to post more often. The thing is, my everyday life isn't interesting (I'm just sitting in front of the pc almost 13 hours everyday) and so my posts could become repetitive (and thus, more boring); but when I do have something to post about, I want to talk about it in great detail so that I will remember almost everything (my memory is so bad these past few years). Finally, this is my blog and I will post just the way I like it. ^_^

Anyhow, I will make this one short. I attended a seminar about *enhancing* faith at Crossroad77. Frank has been inviting me for a few weeks now, and since I hunger for spiritual food, I went with Janice, Raf and Jayrald (I left the programs running on my pc, which takes at least 23 hours to finish! -_-). We were the first of the group to come; James, Frank and Lea arrived shortly; we met Ma'am Joy, Caloy, EJ, Paul and Carlnic after the seminar. My purpose for attending was served, I'm happy. With everyone present and naturally hungry, I was surprised that Lea would treat us all to dinner (for her birthday). Yay! We dined at Pazoli's at Eastwood City, and bulged ourselves with pasta, pizza and buffalo wings! Lea ordered for the pasta: Spaghetti (with Meat sauce and white sauce), Puttanesca, Pesto, Fettucine Alfredo, Peppery Chicken, Pesto; and for the pizza: All-meat and Bacon Cheeseburger. It was too many for the twelve of us, so the leftovers were packed and since I will be staying overnight at the lab, they gave the food to me and Ma'am Joy for our snacks. Yay uli! (babaw ng kaligayahan no? :P) When I came back at the lab, all my programs finished running. Signals back to work for me.

Looking at my current semester, I'm surprised at how many night gimiks I have been to. This is something I didn't expect when this school year began. I'm not complaining, though; I'm just happy that I expected the worst and it didn't happen. Night outings mean one thing: we're all growing up. Hehe. :)

'Til my next post. God bless everyone! ^_^