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UDD’s New Video…

February 14th, 2009 by real-petite-me

check out their new video titled TAYA..

Click on the link..

Enjoy! :)
http://pelicola.tv/channels/episode_mcn.asp?video_id=65

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Saturday’s Gone by Isobel Campbell and Mark Lanegan

February 7th, 2009 by real-petite-me

got nothing to do.. just at work staring at the flat screen monitor..

browsing..broswing..browsing..

no one’s coming inside the clinic to ask for meds..there are no call center agents asking for meds or asking for assistance with their complaints to intellicare, no doctor around, yeah hell bored! it’s saturday night!!!

as the night goes by my routine inside the clinic changed..totally changed. i watched eraserhead’s reunioun concert and i was entertained for awhile.went to crygi’s site to upload some mp3’s and i got pissed! i cant find some good stuff that’s why i stopped. i looked for another site for downloads and walla! i found one..download.com. they got rare to find mp3 and i found some interesting artist that is new to me:

1.Isobel Campbell and Mark Lanegan

2.  East Hundred

3. Camera Obscura

4. Maria Taylor

i got interested to their music. Genre: Indie/Pop, Indie/Rock..

but… sad to say.. i cant download their whole album coz i have to pay!!! :(
i was so disappointed.. most especially with the song of Isobel Campbell titled Saturday’s Gone.. damn! i want this song.. i searched the youtube and it was not clear,i searched some sites and i have to pay also! damn!!! :(
i want to have a copy of that song.. i want i want i want!!! :D:D:D

feelin dizzy now.. im infront of the pc for 6 hours now..

i have to nap for awhile here in the clinic’s bed..

sssshhhhhh …. :)

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Hope by Jack Johnson

November 26th, 2008 by real-petite-me

Hope

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Chocolate Heaven

November 25th, 2008 by real-petite-me

As I was browsing the net for some good stuff to try.. I wanna share this article i found.. Its so inviting.. Can someone treat me? :D

CHOCOLATE HEAVEN

Chocolate Elixirs. The Elixirs are chilled xoco shooters with beautiful names such as Sabine, Audrey, Lucia, and even Manuel. All fifteen shooters were named after and inspired by real people who embody the unique qualities of each chocolate shooter. The Sabine shooter is dark chocolate mixed with Cointreau, which tastes earthy with just a hint of citrus and sweet oranges. Manuel is a strong combination of milk chocolate and a full rum flavor. You can have your fill of Chocolate Elixirs for P225 (choice of 3 shooters) or get literally get drunk at P995 for all fifteen shooters.
cafe xocolat, in the spotlight,martini de chocolat The Chocolate Martini is crisply chocolatey with real chocolates used as garnish.
Chocolate martinis. Ladies who love their liquor as much as they love their chocolates will definitely take a liking to the decadent Martini Xocolat (P165). With chocolates replacing olives as the classic martini garnish, this cold drink is unique to Xocolat and to the Serendra branch only. It is crisply chocolatey, from the suave mix of gin and chocolate and has no traces of stiffness found in your usual martini. Xocolat also introduced their bottomless martini nights in Serendra where you can have as much martini you want (Martini Xocolat, that is!) for just P300 per person from Mondays to Fridays.

Indulge in all of your chocolate fantasies at Café Xocolat. And just when you thought they have thought of everything, they also have powdered chocolate drinks that you can take home, to enjoy over and over again.

Café Xocolat is located at Ground Floor Serendra Piazza Mckinley Parkway Road, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City with telephone number 856-2146. Other branches are located at the Promenade, Greenhills Shopping Center, San Juan and Eastwood City, Libis. Casa Xocolat is located at 172 B. Gonzales St. Loyola Heights.

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migraine (..you give me migraine..)

July 30th, 2008 by real-petite-me

Oo nga pala, hindi nga pala tayo
Hanggang dito lang ako, nangangarap na mapa-sayo
Hindi sinasadya
Na hanapin pa ang lugar ko
Asan nga ba ako? Andiyan pa ba sa iyo?

Nahihilo, nalilito
Asan ba ko sayo? Aasa ba ko sayo?

Nasusuka ako, kinakain na ang loob
Masakit na mga tuhod, kailangan bang lumuhod?
Gusto ko lang naman, yung totoo
Hindi po ang sagot, hindi rin isang tanong

Nahihilo, nalilito
Asan ba ko sayo? Asan ba ko sayo?
Nahihilo, nalilito
Asan ba ko sayo? Aasa ba ko sayo?

Dahil, di na makatulog (makatulog)
Dahil di na makakain (makakain)
Dahil di na makatawa (makatawa)
Dahil, di na

Oo nga pala, hindi nga pala tayo
Hanggang dito na lang ako

Nahihilo, nalilito
Asan ba ko sayo? Asan ba ko sayo?
Nahihilo, nalilito
Asan ba ko sayo? Aasa ba ko sayo?
Nahihilo… Nahihilo…
Nalilito…

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stop!

June 3rd, 2008 by real-petite-me

o well… its been 2 years.. and i know karma is so.. so.. good to me.

after all the things that you’ve done.. you’re still buggin’ me.. stop! please!!
my ipod is yours.. its all yours.. i dont care!
just stop! you cant see me.. nor communicate with me.. what for?!

im all good.. just stop!

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Why Don’t Men Talk Like Women Do?

December 29th, 2007 by real-petite-me

By David Zinczenko From his book, "Men, Love & Sex: The Complete User’s Guide for Women" Updated: Dec 28, 2007

Zinczenko_100x133_1Here’s a great irony: Men, in general, are happy in their relationships. And yet women — the very people responsible for making guys so happy — spend a great deal of time fretting over whether their men want to stay in the relationship or are waiting to catch the next bus out of it. Indeed, women spend so much time fretting that they often ask men to talk more about … gasp! … their feelings. And the one thing that can make a contented guy discontented is being asked to talk about his feelings. It’s like cooking up a great souffle, and then opening the oven to check on it — and presto, the souffle goes flat.

It’s not that you should never ask a man about his feelings. But it’s all about technique: you need to coax him to that place where he can share; pushing him just makes him stubborn.
Don’t use the f-word 
The problem for a lot of guys is that talking feelings with a woman is like talking French with a native Parisian. No matter how hard we study, we’ll never master the language with quite the same fluency. So you need to make things a little simpler for us.
From our end, we’d prefer that you don’t directly ask about the "f-word" — feelings.
“Say the word feelings to a man and it’s like clipping your toenails during a striptease”

Say the word feelings to a man and it’s like clipping your toenails during a striptease — total turn-off. The reason? We have feelings, but we don’t have the access to them that you do. So every conversation that’s pointedly about our feelings seems to us like the last 15 minutes of "Law & Order," where we’re the perp and you’re the clever detective, poking a finger in our face and hinting that you know just a little more than we do. And you do know a little more than we do. You know how you feel. And we don’t know how we feel. So if you want us to talk, then help us speak your language — by speaking a little of ours.

The point: If you want us to answer questions about what we’re feeling, then stop asking about how we’re feeling. Instead, watch how we behave, and where our interests lie. And be open about your feelings. The more you show comfort in expressing yourself, the more he’ll do the same.
How do I know where the relationship is going? 
I feel like I’ve hit a snag in a relationship with my boyfriend. We’ve been seeing each other for a few months. Everything was really great in the beginning. Now, it seems like we’ve fallen into that typical relationship routine. We see each other during the week, rent a movie on Fridays, and usually have sex twice a week (once after the movie). He’s nice to me and treats me well, but I’d like to get things back to where they were. He tells me everything’s fine, assures me he cares about me, and tells me not to worry about it. But I still do because what he says is one thing but what happens week to week is another. Any idea what he’s thinking?
Yeah. He’s thinking exactly what he’s saying, which is that everything’s fine. "
“Women think that not talking about the relationship means there are problems, but it’s the opposite for men”

Women think that not talking about the relationship means there are problems, but it’s the opposite for men. If we’re not talking about it, it means we’re happy," says Conner, 32. So the real question is not "What’s he thinking?" It’s "What are you thinking?" If you’re content with the relationship you’ve got, then relax and enjoy it. And if you want more, say so. "If a man loves a woman, he’ll prove it with daily action not just words," says Jimmy, 27. Either he’ll step up to the plate, or what he’s giving now is all he’s got — and maybe you need to move on.

Why don’t guys answer emotional questions? 

I’ve got a good friend who recently left her husband. They have one child who’s eight, and my friend and her ex are now in this bitter disagreement about custody, about money, about who gets to see the daughter when. When I told my husband about it, I asked him how he felt about it, because these are really serious issues, and I figured he’d have really serious thoughts on them. Instead, he just sat there, shrugged his shoulders, and said, "That sucks." Does the man have no feelings?
Of course he has feelings, and he told you what they were: He feels the situation sucks. Oh, but wait … you were looking for something more. Here’s the problem: You wanted him to tune into your concerns, but the signal you were sending was fuzzier than a pirate radio station. It’s the old "feelings" conundrum again. If you want to ask him how he’d handle a custody issue, then ask him how he’d handle a custody issue. If you want to know if he thinks it’s wrong for one partner to give up on a marriage, then ask him about that. But don’t ask him about his feelings and expect him to surmise that your telling him a story about the neighbors is some Aesop’s fable for your relationship. "We’re simple. Please, no hints or assumptions," says D.J., 26. "Say what you mean, mean what you say. Don’t make us guess as if we know what you are trying to say or feel."
D.J.’s a bit of a wishful thinker. Just as men like direct, problem A/solution B equations, women seem to take a more poetic and metaphorical approach to communication. That’s why communication between the sexes is so much work. To men, dealing with hypotheticals is fun when we’re talking about pennant races and the stock market, not when you’re asking us to project how we’d feel about anything really serious, like a breakup or infidelity or pizza toppings. In that case, direct questions will get you the answers you want: let’s stay together, I’ll be faithful forever, and no anchovies, please.

Why can’t a guy just plan out our future? 

My husband and I have two kids, a boy and a girl, ages three and six. I’m tired of taking the pill, so I’ve tried talking to my husband about other options. Specifically, I asked him if he wanted more kids. (I could go either way.) And if he didn’t, then we should talk about a vasectomy. But he can’t decide whether he wants more children, and he doesn’t seem too thrilled with the idea of getting the vasectomy. Why doesn’t he just tell me what he wants so then we can come up with some kind of game plan?
Your question contains this interesting phrase: "I could go either way." It sounds like you and your husband are both comfortable in a pair of flip-flops. In our polls and surveys, we’ve asked men about the vasectomy issue. John, 41, has been talking about a vasectomy with his wife, but they’re having trouble getting at the root of who really wants to do what. "Neither of us will come right out and say we’re done having kids. She thinks me not signing right up for the operation somehow means that I have this evil master plan: that if I dump her, I’ll be able to have kids with some 22-year-old bimbo. But I just don’t want to get one, because neither of us have closed the door on having kids, and if she’s up for it, I’m up for it."
The fact is that men hate admitting that they don’t have a plan, and with complex issues like this, it’s hard for a guy to decide, unilaterally, the rest of both your lives. He’s going to flip and flop like a beached sea bass until he knows for certain. And then, one day, he’s just going to announce his decision.I know, it’s hard living with us. Just don’t try living without us.

Masculinity mastered: what you now know about men 

  • "Feelings" is our f-word. Bleep it out of your conversational repertoire. Try pointed questions like "What do you think about…."
  • We feel everything’s okay when we’re not talking about feelings. When we’re talking about feelings, we feel everything’s on the rocks.
  • Backed into a corner, we won’t let you into our heads. Give us some space and we’ll let you in.

Say this tonight! 

  • The sexiest thing a woman ever said to Dale, 32: "What would you like for breakfast?"
  • The sexiest thing Tricia, 28, ever said to a man: "I wish I could have you."

Say this, not that! 

  • Say this: "What do you think about that?"
  • Not: "How do you feel about that?"
  • Because: He knows how to answer the first question, but the second one makes him nervous.
  • Say this: "I wish I could say this in a way that makes more sense to you."
  • Not: "You don’t understand me."
  • Because: Miscommunication is a two-way street.
  • Say this: "Let’s go for a drive."
  • Not: "Let’s sit down and talk."
  • Because: Men are less tense when they’re doing something physical.
  • Say anything: Once
  • Not: Ten times
  • Because: To a guy, repetition makes a statement meaningless.

What it means when…. 

  • He says, "I love you" for the first time (not during sex).
  • He does. And he thought it long before he ever said it.
  • He says, "Fine," in response to a question about how his day was.
  • Fine. If something significant happened, he’ll tell you — in a few hours.
  • He says, "Five," when you ask him how many women he’s slept with.
  • Twelve.

Wondering woman 

Why is it so hard for guys to write a personal message in a birthday card? Every year all I get is "Love, Jim."  Five minutes on the way back from the drugstore doesn’t give a whole lot of time to come up with something clever. Plus, he’d rather let a nice dinner and a show do the talking for him.

Male mysteries 

  • 27: Percentage of men who say they primarily fight with their wives or girlfriends about the fact that they don’t share or talk about their feelings.
  • 65: Percentage of men who don’t want their partners to ask more questions about them.

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g0 figure it oUt!

December 11th, 2007 by real-petite-me

after a while i have learned the difference of holding a hand and falling inlove..

of a hug, and the hug that gets tighter..

of kisses, that they dont always mean something..

of people, that they come and go even if i didnt want them to..

and so i learned to enjoy the moment until it lasts, for ill never know, until when it will be there..

because..

not all good things and good people last forever!

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Way Back Into Love!

March 22nd, 2007 by real-petite-me

I’ve been living with
a shadow overhead
I’ve been sleeping with a cloud above my bed
I’ve
been lonely for so long
Trapped in the past, I just can’t seem to move
on
I’ve been hiding all my hopes and dreams away
Just in case I ever
need em again someday
I’ve been setting aside time
To clear a little
space in the corners of my mind

All I want to do is find a way back
into love
I can’t make it through without a way back into love
I’ve been watching but the stars refuse to shine
I’ve been
searching but I just don’t see the signs
I know that it’s out there
There’s got to be something for my soul somewhere

I’ve been looking
for someone to shed some light
Not just somebody just to get me
throught the night
I could use some direction
And I’m open to your
suggestions

All I want to do is find a way back into love
I can’t
make it through without a way back into love
And if I open my heart
again
I guess I’m hoping you’ll be there for me in the end
There are
moments when I don’t know if it’s real
Or if anybody feels the way I
feel
I need inspiration
Not just another negotiation

All I want to
do is find a way back into love
I can’t make it through without a way
back into love
And if I open my heart to you
I’m hoping you’ll show
me what to do
And if you help me to start again
You know that I’ll be
there for you in the end

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to whom it may concern:

January 27th, 2007 by real-petite-me

I just want to find that someone who can make me feel needed and wanted, while at the same time make me want and need him. I want to find that someone who can shut me up with a kiss whenever I go on rambling and talking relentlessly. I want to find that someone who can laugh at me and laugh with me. I want to find that someone who can tell me pointblank and in an in-your-face manner that I am wrong, if ever I am. I want to find that someone with whom I can face each and everyday with hope and a wanting for a brighter day ahead. And I just want to find that someone who, without any explanation, or beyond reason, can look me in the eye and tell me he loves me… (or that I am a jerk, if this need ever arises).

If you get bored easily with a hell of a lot of text, then you might wanna skip this. I dont talk a lot and I seld0m speak my mind. I can be very shallow and extremely deep when it comes to conversations. I can talk about anything and everything under the sun (sometimes I make sense, sometimes I don’t.)

im just hoping for the right man will be concern and understand and will just come to me and having all of this…

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