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pencil shavings on the floor: Pas porwar.
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Saturday, February 16, 2008. Stories from the canon are of times where the country's turmoils are very much evident. These in turn are exuded greatly in the plot, characters and theme of the writings. It seems the depression of Filipino setting those days, though indirectly, play across your mind as the words pass through your eyes. Shows not only a woman who defends what is important to her but a woman who does so with strength and dignity . I could also include Joaquin's Summer Solstice. The themes of ...
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pencil shavings on the floor: July 2007
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Wednesday, July 25, 2007. Melts in the native tongue. Isang katutwang kasabihan sa Ingles, “Life is like a pack of M&Ms,” ang. Pumasok sa aking isipan nang balikan ko ang lektyur na isinagawa ni Gary. Granada tungkol sa konsepto ng Hierarchism at Ebolusyon ng mga Substructure. Matatanto natin sa dalawang ito na ang buhay, lalo na nang mga tao, ay tulad nga ng isang pakete ng assorted candy. Kaya nga ba natin baguhin. Just a discussion paper I wrote for Filipino class. Labels: pelepens mai lab.
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pencil shavings on the floor: Like bamboos in the wind.
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Saturday, January 19, 2008. Like bamboos in the wind. My Father Goes to Court. And How My Brother Leon Brought Home A Wife. May have mirrored most Filipinos' desire to have white skin. Or, it could just be me being silly.) Close family ties is one value that, despite changes in our [youth's] turn to independence and our progress towards things like career and technology, remains in Filipinos up to this day. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Sweep them to the door. We make it seem like we care.
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pencil shavings on the floor: In which I talk about teeth. Then Osterizer. Then wriggly men.
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Sunday, February 24, 2008. In which I talk about teeth. Then Osterizer. Then wriggly men. Which is probably why they say we are never alienated. (Though Westerners may say that that is only because we do not know what the term means.) These things we have experienced have made us quite adaptable - resilient - people. Filipinos don't feel left out. Here is a test. If you are interested. :p. On a slightly similar note, being a person who's into fandom. You must be loony. February 24, 2008 at 5:37 AM. Hello...
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pencil shavings on the floor: June 2007
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Thursday, June 28, 2007. Lazy Blogger Strikes One For The Memes. FINALLY, A POST. It all begins here, baby. I've been out of journal writing lately, probably because my net's been wonky for the past two or three weeks (due to the rain, or because it had caught what I had - which would be putting the unpredictable weather to blame again, so - and I let it get to my productive drive, leaving me nine entries late with this particular requirement for class. 1 I'd choose tea over coffee anytime. 6 My relation...
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pencil shavings on the floor: January 2008
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Saturday, January 26, 2008. We make it seem like we care. Arcellana's stories, The Mats and Divide by Two seem to have both talked about how Filipinos value property. Though first story showed how the characters cared for their own belongings, and the second how the husband and wife wanted others to respect them, they give sense in the importance of ownership - be it material or something deeper. The two are also very different in terms of the tone and mood it created. Saturday, January 19, 2008. What co...
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pencil shavings on the floor: We make it seem like we care.
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Saturday, January 26, 2008. We make it seem like we care. Arcellana's stories, The Mats and Divide by Two seem to have both talked about how Filipinos value property. Though first story showed how the characters cared for their own belongings, and the second how the husband and wife wanted others to respect them, they give sense in the importance of ownership - be it material or something deeper. The two are also very different in terms of the tone and mood it created. February 14, 2008 at 10:47 AM.
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pencil shavings on the floor: Om'let.
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Sunday, October 12, 2008. And i'll try to make like antifolk, and succumb into commercial- commercialee. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Sweep them to the door. Girl without a pearl. I am eccentric, and not entirely freaky. View my complete profile.
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pencil shavings on the floor: October 2008
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Sunday, October 12, 2008. And i'll try to make like antifolk, and succumb into commercial- commercialee. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Sweep them to the door. Girl without a pearl. I am eccentric, and not entirely freaky. View my complete profile.
