#36. When I don’t thank the drivers of the public utility vehicles (PUV) I’ve ridden, I can’t help but feel dirty. 

#37. I believe public transport is a great idea and the solution to cutting carbon emissions (vs. private transportation).

#38. I hate public transportation.

#39. I hate:

  1. crowds
  2. waiting
  3. heat
  4. discomfort
  5. hearing other people’s conversation
  6. delinquents
  7. smoke and bad smells
  8. pretty much everything about public transportation in the Philippines.

#8. When I was young, I wanted to become a geologist. I found rocks interesting. They’re far more interesting than people. I remember the joy of roaming our hillside retreat in search of different rocks. I found something what I thought was an opal and it became my most treasured possession. That was until the day I changed my mind about becoming a geologist.

(via nikitacolada)

Source: lacylite

#89. Honestly, I’d rather be boring and live a boring life. I’ve been called dry, even dull. I don’t mind. People complain everyday while I thank God. I don’t need an overly dramatic life. I don’t need action, suspense or thrill. I don’t mind a bit of comedy but I’ll take boring over slapstick anytime. I know you get to live life only once and that you have to seize the day. I understand the feel of adrenaline pumping joy. But, I think i’ll pass. There’s something in boredom that’s comforting, relaxing and even reassuring. 

I’d like to meet boring people. At least they’re predictable. I can never go wrong with them. We’ll revel in what others may call awkwardness. We’ll just call it, being together. Don’t misunderstand me, I have awesome friends. Sometimes I can’t help but think I’m boring them to death. Luckily, they’re still alive. But I am yet to find a friend who shares my fascination with living a boring life.

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