The Happiness Project

The three dance workshop days were finally done and all of us have aching legs, abdomens and entire bodies. After these rehearsals, we will be resuming for dance and music rehearsals a month later. Ang haba ng gap. And because of that, our choreographer left us with simple daily routines to keep in shape. But I doubt whether I can keep up to that. For the past 2 days, I ate many of chocolate cookies, and ate bacon with a plentyful of rice. I even got loads of pizza after our performance in the Ateneo Law School, as part of celebrating the 40th anniversary of the declaration of Martial Law here in the Philippines.

Anyway, my body ache is slowly disappearing. And we, students, should be back on track preparing ourselves for our finals.

Meanwhile, as part of my boredom and since I was really craving to buy a book--any kind of book for this matter--I decided to buy The Happiness Project One-Sentence Journal: A Five-Year Record. After going through all the books in Fully Booked Katipunan, I finally ended up being so ecstatic to buy this cute little blue journal that I would be keeping for the next 5 years! This is where you, daily, write a single sentence. This was made because the author thought it is too daunting to write a journal entry so long every day. At least here, you can easily make a day memorable, and once you go back on a random day, this one sentence can easily bring you back the memories. And so, I bought a book today!

This morning, I should have gone to EDSA Shrine to conduct an interview there for our pre-final video for Political Science. But then, we realized we did not have a video camera available. And, so we postponed the interview to tomorrow. Anyway, I would just like to post an entry now because I really am so happy with my new one-sentence journal. Now, it keeps me excited every single day! :) To the next five years!

PS: I'm still annoyed why Ateneo blocked YouTube last night. All of the people here are getting paranoid, too. It's the only entertainment we've got.