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 I accompanied my new boy to Fitness First Eastwood last Saturday, as he wanted to sign up so we could work out together. He was given a temporary ID by the receptionist and the thing caught his attention. He thought the guy on the ID was a total hottie and even joked about keeping it so he could stalk him if I screw up. I got curious and checked it out. To my shock, I saw my ex Ralph's (partner for 5 years) ID, dated May 2009. Apparently he recently signed up with Fitness First and lost his card. After minutes of staring in disbelief, I thought yeah, he sure looked damn good - way, way better than the last time I saw him. For some reason that made me sad and I chose not to go on with the work out and went home instead. Man, what is the probability of coming across the ID of the greatest love of your life (seriously!) when there are over 10,000 members and 17 branches?! Heck he does not even live close to Eastwood and hardly works out there. And yeah, why does it suck to see your ex looking really good after your break up? I guess it's because I feel like nothing has changed about me, over 2 years after the break up - except perhaps my seemingly thinning hair. Fuck, yeah? Suddenly I am asking myself if I ever truly got over him. I don't know if I still love the guy or I just hate myself. Either way, it's not good for me. By the way, I took the ID and kept it in my fucking wallet. How sad is that? Okay rc_myer call me a drama queen now. I so have to hear that. Current Location: Office Current Mood: cranky Current Music: Empty - The Click Five (Okay I promise this is 100% coincidence!)
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Guys, has anyone of you used products from Holy Land, the Dead Sea stuff? Moisturizers, after-shave, eye cream, body scrub, mud soap, etc? I am thinking of buying their eye cream, salt scrub, and moisturizer. It's a little pricey - ranging from 2,000 to 3,000 pesos per product. So yeah I'd appreciate any feedback. Thanks. :) Current Location: Office Current Mood: Vain Current Music: Breathe - Prodigy
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Having witnessed the Eulogy for Charles Manansala, I realized one very important thing: That dying is not so bad after all. The place was just overflowing with so much love and spirit of friendship that at that very moment, I was wishing I'd die the next day and get at least half the reaction from all the people I care about. It was just love at its purest form. It's indescribable. The whole time I was thinking that if his soul was indeed somewhere in the room, then his happiness was probably at an all time high. Lucky, lucky dude. Ram rc_myer and Neb Andico facilitated the rites. These two are just the sweetest guys in the world - great friends, really good people. Makes me feel highly privileged that I got the chance to have them as friends. Too bad I never had the opportunity to know Charles as deeply as they did, but I guess what I've seen was more than enough. It's his whole 26 years of happy life packed in about 2 hours of singing, very heart-warming speeches, and pictures. But more than knowing his life story itself, I realized that if we stay good, if we learn to value our friends and family, and if we make it a point to tell people we love them when we feel like it, then we really are bound to get all that love in return sooner or later. That life is still and will always be about the basics. The intangibles. Rest in peace Charles. Thank you for the most solemn 2 hours of my life. God bless you. Current Location: Office Current Mood: gloomy Current Music: Swing, Swing - The All-American Rejects
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