hey sis :)
we've been quiet and i shall blame it on the christmas rush.
but anyway, managed to steal some shots of the new burgos circle at the fort... (although just using my phone)...
what a new, perty area. it's where our fave cafe juanita is, and it's really such a beautiful addition to the city.
little pockets of development like this one really makes me happy, and affirms my belief that we are, slowly but surely, moving forward as a country.
which is why i agree with carlos whose FB status was:
Haynako. Negastar Jim Paredes thinks we're doomed. He's really a good guy for sure but why is he SUCH a turn off lately? I wonder if I'm alone in thinking this.
carlos is not alone. i'm with him.
after reading it, i (although outside of my character) responded to carlos by saying:
carlos, i think the reason why we don't get this article is because people like you (!) and me (?) are already doing (in our own ways) what he "calls" us to do in the last paragraph -- dreaming, acting, engaging, inspiring. "being a passive player in gma's dream" is a silly thought, and perhaps almost equal to bickering and whining about the country.
sometimes, i feel like it's OUTLOOK that divides our political landscape.
one side looks at our country with despair, and believes that the logical way to go is to vote the cleanest albeit not-the-sharpest-tool-in-the-toolbox.
another side looks at it with crazy optimism -- and recognizes that we, despite all the crap, are moving forward, hence choosing the smartest believing that we need not kill too many fires but instead plant seeds.
watjatink of my theory?
