what's the story morning glory?

I realized that writing a script for a play is fun and interesting. You get to have control over everything and everyone. You get to make the story, the conflict, climax, etc. But when you already have to do the dialogues in Spanish, that's another story.

Speaking of scriptwriting, I really adore how indie scriptwriters create their films. I just watched Tulad ng Dati, last Saturday and it was good. The storyline was very amusing and creative. And even though the technicalities of the film are not so good like usual indie films are, (like lighting, cinematography etc) the story made it worth it.

Verni, Marie and I were just talking earlier how we wish Filipino mainstream films can have that substance Filipino indie films have. Not just sappy romantic comedies. As much as I laugh my liver out watching certain mainstream comedies, it doesn't really leave any lasting impression.

(Gaaaaab, nandun si Ping Medinaaaaaaaa!)

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The other day, I received a text msg from SBC asking me to report the next day for an interview. Kamon, I gave my resume two weeks ago already and I said there I wanted to have a summer job. Hello! We're already in the middle of summer. And besides, I'm sure there will be a 6-month contract anyway, like in CBTL. Hindi ko kaya magtrabaho at mag-aral ng 18 units of subjects at the same time.

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Can I just share.
Okay, eleksyon nanaman. Umm.. di lang ako makapaniwala sa napanuod ko na commercial nung isang araw na anti-opposition. (Uy, anti-opposition, parang paradoxical yun ah....di ba?) Sabi sa kanta sa commercial,

Gago gago gago ang oposisyon, and lider ay nagnakaw kaya nakakulong.
Gago ang oposisyon, gusto lang sumampa sa posisyon.
Gago ang oposisyon, wag niyong iboto ang oposisyon.

I'm not really siding with the administration or the opposition, but kamon what's with the gago?. Napaka-chaotic talaga ng eleksyon dito. In some campaign commercials, people are actually willing to make fools out of themselves.