MOMENT OF CLARITY

"There is no difference in what we're doing in here that doesn't show up as bigger symptoms out there. So why spend all our time in dressing our bandages when we have the ultimate key to cause right here, our underneath."

Wednesday, December 17, 2008

Nightminds


I finally got the time to write here. I thinks it's been a month since the last time I posted a blog. Though I'm still adjusting to my new schedule which starts at 8pm to 5am. Coffee is now my new best friend! My shift just ended a while ago so I'm a bit tired from working as a phone banker that is based in the US. I'm still trying to get the hang of it though. But don't get me wrong, I love my job! There are so many people who are unemployed right now and I am just thankful that I got a decent job that can support my wants and needs.



Anyway, since I haven't blog for several weeks, here's a few thoughts that is running in my mind lately. 

The Grammy nominations were already announced and I'm disappointed that Bjork and Jack Johnson didn't make in the list. Bjork's "Volta" and Jack Johnson's "Sleep Through the Static" should be given a credit. I love their albums and I admire their songwriting skills. But kudos to Kathy Griffin for making her album "For Your Consideration" in the Best Comedy album category. 

I'm loving the cool climate here. It's starting to feel the spirit of Christmas! I wonder what's gonna be our meal for Noche Buena? Christmas is in the air!

Kudos to Manny Pacquiao for winning the dream match against Oscar Dela Hoya last December 06, 2008. Good Job! 

Last weekend I got the chance to watch a movie starring Keanu Reeves and Jennifer Connelly in the sci-fi remake of the 1951 classic film called "The Day the Earth stood still". I was pretty disappointed when I watched this movie not because its got something to do with Scientology but it felt like there's something missing in the story. And it's kinda hard to imagine Keanu as an alien who wore a suit trying to save our planet. I was also expecting more explosion and destruction in which the film failed to deliver. At the end of the movie, It felt like I was robbed or tricked. I was hoping for a refund. Damn!

Lastly, I have this last song syndrome in my mind. It's from the Grammy nominated artist Adele called "Chasing Pavements". This would probably be one of my favorite songs to date. You can check her out here! It's funny how people are willing to give everything for that special person to love them back even if it leads nowhere.


4 comments:

Upkaran said...

I agree… “the day the earth stood still” & the audience got bored to tears…

Michael said...

Chasing Pavements is a good song. I had an Adele phase when she released the album.

Michael.

King of New York Hacks said...

Saw it ...I call it The Day the Audience Stood Still.

Troy said...

The Day the Audience stood still....Hahaha! That's a good one!