April 8th, 2008
the win-dang jeorgie chronicle
aheehee. i'm currently going gaga over mariah's new song touch my body. wtf?! her lyrics has drastically gone to the dumps over the years and yet the melody never fades. she still gets my attention although the title is quite puerile. nevertheless, i am listening to it now and i'm in the modd of dancing to its melody. ahaha. nothing moves my booty the way our impong mariah does.
in other news. work's being a killer. i've been staying in the office late just "to keep the job done". the workload is something that reminds me of that television commercial with a mountain of dirty white clothes. only you substitute the clothes with myriads of microsoft office files. but notwithstanding, i love going to the office i must admit. although what i hate is going home late (my shift is from 12am to 9 am) because of the ruthless glaring sun. i stay mostly inside the lab in front of the computer though i go to the floor during coaching sessions. it's ironic that most of my time is spent doing evaluations than coaching. that will soon change when the whole job of call evaluation will be migrated to another department. we ace coaches can now concentrate on coaching and improving the ace metrics. yak, ampanget.
just recently, my POC enrolled me into a program for e-mail evaluation. so for four days i was listening to someone lecture over the speaker phone. Kaycee another ace coach, and I were bored to our rim during the whole time. although there were really interesting parts where we got to debate with some peple from other sites over matters grammatic in nature. o diba, ang vague. nyeta. before that, we were required to send an essay whose topic we had to choose among five choices. i really was not in the mood that night (excuse?! ahaha) so i did it minus critical proofreading. then to my surprize, i was informed that my essay didn't pass the evaluation. i was so naloka. parang nahiya ako sa sarili ko. i have always thought of myself as a sensible writer pa naman tapos ganun. kaines. here's worse, when i did a second essay, i just found out this morning that i had to re-edit it. and to my dismay, may mga errors nga. shempre hindi yung mga uber obvious naman. but humiliating enough since my errors concerned missing prepositions (its not what you think ha, yung mga pwedeng wala pero dapat pala meron. mga ganun neng.) and comma usage (same). nakakaloka talaga. and if i dont get certified, im going to take it seriously. siguro. haay. i love ace na.
in other news ulit. it's been on news that the country is close to experiencing rice crisis. which is very ironic. but true. while we are an agricultural country, and were once rice exporters at that, it is almost paradoxical that we are experiencing rice shortage. well, to begin with we really don't know if there is a rice shortage, but looking at how people on TV flock NFA rice retailers, it is convincing enough to believe that there really is. in spite of the government's statements that negate the issue. assuming that there really is a shortage, why have we reached this condition? i heard from the news that this is becoming a worldwide trend. as more portions of land is reserved for biofuel crops, the portions alloted to foos grains decrease. tama nga naman. with the perpetually increasingd demand for fuel, even worldwide food supply becomes affected. anung gusto mo, sumakay sa jeep nang walang kinakain o maglakad ng busog? parang ganun. although the first part of the premise can never be true. kasi shempre when worse comes to worst, walang pipili sa gasolina kesa sa pagkain.
when i saw the farmers of nueva ecija, i though of agrarian reform. ewan. mejo off ba? hindi naman ata. o sige wag nalang yun. ang naiicip ko nang bago ay...elbi. charing. i think of poverty. especially to think that these farmers sell their grains only to buy it again at a higher price in the market. parang tanga ano? but true. for sure most of these people do not really own the lad they till. from what ive read from walden bello, (who gave a really brilliant discussion of agrarian reform in his book), these farmers receive a measly amount of products whenever they are called in to help during harvest time. so ayun, kaya may chorvang agararian reform. shempre, kung my agrarian reform, may cory. na may cancer ngayon. i dunno. is it the cosmos' retribution on the things which she could have done but chose not to when she was still president? i mean, she could have liquidated the country's debts especially when it was public knowledge that the administration before hers actually mishandled the loan. and dhe couldn have solved the underlying (anu ngang better term dun?, ultimate ba?) problem of landlessness but she chose to hand it over to congress, which were like vicious dogs that toyed on a ragdoll. (ay yak, dapat ganun ang metaphor? ampanget). kaya yun. until now, land ownership remains to be the underlying defect in our social structure. haay. kung ganun ang parusa kay cory, na mabait na sa paningin ng mga tao at least corrupt president daw, what more kay pomapadour at liliputian? cguro si pompadour tutubuan ng super fine na sores at mabubulok from the inside. tapos si liliputian, parang ganun kay pomapdour, kaso uuurin sya alive. eew. hindi ko na carry.
haay. iniisip ko nang mag-apartment. living alone for four years really grows on you and you somehow miss the feel of it. kaso putashet, ang liit naman ng sweldo ko. tapos ang mahal pa ng apartment. no matter how hard i tell myself that being a call center person is parallel to being poor in new york, i dont get to comfort myself. (kuha mo neng?) basta. gusto ko ng apartment. im going to fill it with books and dvds. dadaigin ko ang david lynch apartment nila jessica zafra date. speaking of jessicazafra, i swear to god i wont buy the eight twisted book. its not even one-fourth of the previous twisted books and yet it costs 250! holy kamowti. although aksi siguro i saw some flimsy glossy pages. but still. edi bibili nalang ako ng haruki murakami.
speaking of books. i've never re-read most of the books i bought. maybe im just in the mood. the last i read were two weeks ago naman. a fiction on alfred kinsey's life and a collection of short stories. TC Boyle's Inner Circle and Annie Proulx's Bad Dirt. oaky yung una. although since hindi naman impressive yun concept, hindi spectacular. yung pangalawa ang sobrang entertaining. winner talaga ang short stories in annie proulx. nakakadal. i have yet to try murakami's, though i plan to buy blind willow, sleepin woman and the elephant vanishes apg nagkapera ako. after reading wind-up bird chronicle, mejo nawindang ako kay murakami. im beginning to think that i never really understood the subtexts of the novel. ganun din yung kafka on the shore. pero at least i got the feel of both novels. pero wala pa ring tatalo sa norwegian wood. ay labs it so much. champion, sabi nga ni janna.
ayan, wala na akong masabi, hanggang sa susunod nalang. namiss ko to ha infairness. :)