Potter Quotes

It is not our abilities that show what we truly are. It is our choices

-Dumbledore


cry baby

I was watching Happy Feet on HBO last Saturday night and I cried. Yeah, I cried. I only cry to movies that are happy. I can't remember crying over a drama film, it never happened to me not even once. Thing is, happy moments are more cryable, like If someone finally made what they aimed for or something like that. But that's just me.


okay, so it's in the news...

Jun Lozada or Lozano or whatever surfaced and he's got very interesting stories to tell. I watched the guy in tv for two days, first from his press conference in LaSalle Greenhills and second in the Senate. The first time I heard him tell his story, I believed him. I thought he is sincere in trying to make a difference. But I thought wrong. The guy has a history of corruption and he's been doing it before - he's "commissioning" also (with the wife). I don't think the guy is doing a heroic act - like putting himself in danger for the sake of trying to make the truth be known. Well, the truth is or will be exposed in the long run, but THAT is not his main objective. Revealing what ever it is that was a secret is only a result of his own selfish act. He found himself in deep shit and wanted to get away from it, which is through the senate. This is his last resort. He is in a position where there is no turning back. I noticed when he was being interviewed/asked/interrogated by the senators, he is enjoying it all. The guy loves ATTENTION. I thought the was for real, I but I was wrong. I'm sure he also earned some millions from that ZTE deal. It's just like he's trying to hide his soiled hands behind his back and pretending to be clean.