I was burning with fever and my eyes felt so hot, I could hardly open them. But I wanted to keep the TV in my room on.
Though I could only lift my lids a little, I’m perfectly sure whom I saw on TV. It was your dad. He was interviewed regarding his issues with the government.
Then I remembered how I thought of you a couple of times for the past months. At some point, I find it weird.
When my father bought a new guitar, I remembered you. When you and I and the rest of the group went to Rizal, Laguna a couple off years ago, we sat together on the shuttle and you just kept playing. You said you’d stop playing if I don’t sing. So I sang. Can’t believe I did.
When I was cleaning the keyboard last week, you just suddenly popped in my head. You’re the one who made me want to learn how to play it. Err… I guess, I’m just not really meant to learn it. Or maybe, I never really tried.
Remember when we went to Baguio? I wasn’t supposed to come. But you said I have to. So I did. You made me do certain things I’ve hesitated to do and you made a lot of things clear for me when I had so many questions in my head.
And I thought of those Saturdays when you fetch me home kinda late than usual and my parents didn’t mind. And I used to feel a little hesitant about it ‘coz your house is only a couple of meters away from where we used to hang out but you ALWAYS offer to bring me home. I would always ask what you want when we reach my place. To stop me from being “makulit”, you’d always say, “water will be fine”.
Last month, I saw this girl in church. You used to tell me so many things about her. About your feelings, about how complicated things are between you and her. I also saw her good actress-mom on TV. I just forgot when. So I remembered you again.
I don’t know what happened. You just disappeared. And now, I’m looking at your dad on TV. Now I wonder how you are, how’s your sister and you r mom.
I don’t know how to contact you. I don’t know if you changed your numbers. So if you’re reading this blog, please, call me or send me an email. Please.
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I had lunch at Pancake House. When I paid for my bill, I asked the lady who gave me the receipt that I’d like to order Bananasplit ice cream for take-out. She said they don’t do ice creams for take-out. So I begged her but still she said no. my friend told her, “pagbigyan nyo na po siya kasi may sakit siya. nagkre-crave. hehehe” She replied, “ma’am wala po kaming lalagyan. Sa foil lang po namin yun malalagay tapos sa box”. And I smiled and said, “ok lang. basta gusto ko yun”. So I had it! Bananasplit for take out. Yummy! Choco, vanilla, strawberry, etc. mmmm….! So what if my temperature is 37.9 degrees. I’m happy and I’m eating ice cream!
Though I could only lift my lids a little, I’m perfectly sure whom I saw on TV. It was your dad. He was interviewed regarding his issues with the government.
Then I remembered how I thought of you a couple of times for the past months. At some point, I find it weird.
When my father bought a new guitar, I remembered you. When you and I and the rest of the group went to Rizal, Laguna a couple off years ago, we sat together on the shuttle and you just kept playing. You said you’d stop playing if I don’t sing. So I sang. Can’t believe I did.
When I was cleaning the keyboard last week, you just suddenly popped in my head. You’re the one who made me want to learn how to play it. Err… I guess, I’m just not really meant to learn it. Or maybe, I never really tried.
Remember when we went to Baguio? I wasn’t supposed to come. But you said I have to. So I did. You made me do certain things I’ve hesitated to do and you made a lot of things clear for me when I had so many questions in my head.
And I thought of those Saturdays when you fetch me home kinda late than usual and my parents didn’t mind. And I used to feel a little hesitant about it ‘coz your house is only a couple of meters away from where we used to hang out but you ALWAYS offer to bring me home. I would always ask what you want when we reach my place. To stop me from being “makulit”, you’d always say, “water will be fine”.
Last month, I saw this girl in church. You used to tell me so many things about her. About your feelings, about how complicated things are between you and her. I also saw her good actress-mom on TV. I just forgot when. So I remembered you again.
I don’t know what happened. You just disappeared. And now, I’m looking at your dad on TV. Now I wonder how you are, how’s your sister and you r mom.
I don’t know how to contact you. I don’t know if you changed your numbers. So if you’re reading this blog, please, call me or send me an email. Please.
********************
I had lunch at Pancake House. When I paid for my bill, I asked the lady who gave me the receipt that I’d like to order Bananasplit ice cream for take-out. She said they don’t do ice creams for take-out. So I begged her but still she said no. my friend told her, “pagbigyan nyo na po siya kasi may sakit siya. nagkre-crave. hehehe” She replied, “ma’am wala po kaming lalagyan. Sa foil lang po namin yun malalagay tapos sa box”. And I smiled and said, “ok lang. basta gusto ko yun”. So I had it! Bananasplit for take out. Yummy! Choco, vanilla, strawberry, etc. mmmm….! So what if my temperature is 37.9 degrees. I’m happy and I’m eating ice cream!
stubborn ka talaga lalo na pag may sakit. i saw the man you were talking about on TV. i slept late to watch his interview. daddy pala ni ano yun.
ReplyDeletemy dad said, it was a very risky move. but there's no turning back. he doesn't have regrets, does he?
ReplyDeletebrave man.
thank you so much for your time last weekend. i owe you a lot. thank you cha. pa-hug uli :) iba ka nga. *hug*
hey cha. i htink i know who you're talking about! :zipit: hehehe! hmmm! issue!!
ReplyDeletebtw naputol YM ko kanina, nag-hang computer ko sa dami na siguro ng mp3s hehehe