Psych, 19.

Saturday, December 29, 2012

Thank you!

I was surprised when I saw a private message from a friend of mine. I was puzzled because we're not really used to be like exchanging PMs even at some time. When I read it, I really felt like ERMERGERRRD, AAAWWWWEE :">

Thanks anyway!




Hugs and kisses,

VMB

Plains and Prints and Shizz

I kinda forget I have a restless heart. So then I used my relaxed brain.

All photos by Via Bebero unless otherwise noted.


I tried this aztec thing with all my blood and sweat and *insert the best effort ever exerted on earth*. I guess it was a success. :)


Because I'm sad and my heart is broken so I took a picture of the clouds just above me this morning and tadaaaa! I cried out all those b*llshit.


If you do not know me yet, I am a kind of a romantic person (hehe). Paris is where my heart is so I want to go here and do some romantic stuffs under this oh-so-wonderful tower, of course with the one I love, before I die.


Best description anyone?


Ah, here's the most complicated thing on earth.


Best gift aside from love.



Hugs and kisses,
VMB

Merry Filipino Christmas!

Common to children, and yeah, even adults. 





Hugs and kisses,
VMB

Friday, December 28, 2012

Just Today

I don't know what makes me really sad today. I spent the whole morning lying down the couch near the window and think about random things. Maybe I miss him, or maybe I want something so bad, or maybe I'm worried about Pablo victims, or maybe yeah, I miss him. Did I say the last guess twice? Hell yeah, maybe.




Hugs and kisses,
VMB

When it's the End



               When light falters from the torch, when rain starts to kill away the flames, when stars refrain from glittering, when vision seems to be unclear, when everything turns into oblivion -- there occurs death.

                According to Wikipedia, death is the termination of the biological functions that sustain a living organism. It refers both to the particular processes of life’s cessations as well as to the condition or state of a formerly living body. Death is a natural process just as life is. One can die at 81 years old; the other may die as young as a baby. Everyone lives and eventually dies.

                Death fears us all. Nobody was prepared for the natural tragedy which happened in Japan last March 11, 2011 that resulted to a death of more than 10,000 people. Young and old, rich and poor --- they died all so suddenly. Famine was once rampant in Africa which caused the people living there to die of hunger. Even in the Philippines, half of a hundred died on the Ampatuan Massacre. More frightening than that is our own death: the uncertainties it brings and the torments it bears that even at this very moment, life will be stolen from us. Can somebody save us from such?

                On the side of the Christians, we believe in the life after death. Our sins when we’re alive will be saved through Jesus Christ, the Son of God. Accepting Him as our lord and living a life in accordance to God’s conviction will save us from the fires of hell. In other words, death is a new birth of something bigger for us. If that is where we’re going after dying, then death becomes less frightening. But man has always the options whether to choose the lane in contrary to that belief or not.

                Man has always the options. Too many roads can be taken yet there is none that can lead us out of darkness; we’re trapped by death, no one has to live forever alive --- that’s the reality everyone must face and deal with. People say that we must live everyday as if it’s our last. But the root question is that --- are we ready for death? Clock may stop ticking now.



*derived from the ideas of Annelu Anung, Virna Tancio, Christian Brosamle, and yours truly




Hugs and kisses,
VMB

What Made Me Happy This December


http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.515242521843882.120973.100000744176726&type=1


Hugs and kisses,
VMB