hodge podge
school fairit's a sunny day and i thank god for the weather.
it's a sunny day and i'm living it for my god.
it's a sunny day and i thank god for the weather.
... living each day with the promises of god's words.
been humming this upbeat childhood ditty in my head all day (go on laugh, it's weird). i feel light-hearted, bouyant, pretty much like a child let loose on a park. guess, i'm just too happy doing something other than academics or work the whole day. this acp/lex loci thing was rather fun, reminds me of light high school extra-curricular activities (i was more into the 'marginalized-centered' activities in college, hence the comparison). i must say it's a welcome respite from the usual dreariness of routinary law school existence.
male style
the guys in the block were conspicously missing. (i wonder were they disappeared to. even the 'colin creevey' of the block was out of commission; the events of the day was, therefore, sadly, undocumented.) since they were out of earshot, it was an opportunity to compare notes. girls do check-out, you know; but unlike guys we do it discreetly and we don't make fun of those less than appealing to the eyes.
close-up smiles: everyone i talked with agree, these two guys have sincere smiles. they appear to be genuinely happy to see that person they are smiling at.
best smelling guy: this one is unanimous, everyone agrees, he smells great. my usually scent-insensitive nose remembers him smelling like chocolate-mint (maybe he does not really smell that way, except that's what my brain associate with yummy).
best dressed: could they be metrosexuals? i guess, a little vanity is not bad. everyone is in agreement that barongs are bland (besides one can put it on with his eyes closed). two thumbs up to the three guys who have been consistently in well-matched shirt and tie. same with those two guys who go to class in 'styled' saturday casuals.
sorry, dahlings, i won't be revealing names (lest we'd have preening peacocks in class).


