APOLOGY

I am so SOOOOOOOOOORRYYYY! I owe you so many entries! Like, the entry about my fantastic Camiguin vacation and how I spent my idle summer time watching action movies I missed and how I settled for the mall benches with a bunch of fries in my hand, while the other is busy texting! Missing those entries is so unthinkable of me! Today is the START of the review classes which will hopefully END well by October this year! Then I'll take the CPA  Board exam and wait for the results (>.<) and pray for the best and it is only by then I might have the free time to share to you what happened this summer.

OKAY. It sounds weird and I've got so much in mind and I KNOW and I am well-aware that the details won't be the same but I'm giving you my word now, that my subsequent entries will be fun-filled and will be written by heart. :3 TEHEEEEEE. :] trust me! ^.^

For now, I'm browsing my old pdf files in audit theory and I couldn't just imagine how I'll manage to read and absorb all of these, to think it's just one of the "eight" (8) subjects I have to master! And there's  this tempting wifi connection we have which causes my innocent fingers to browse through google and view the different profiles of my hollywood inspirations or log in to twitter or facebook....AAAAHH! :'(

So if you're with me now, please let me deal with this thing first (the review school). Okay? I may be able to post some short or medium-length entries from time to time during the course of the review, but let's save the summer entry for last okay? I mean, it should be DEAD-LENGTHY and super duper fun-filled so it will really require so much time!

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I will be missing you so. 'Til then! Wish me focus and indomitable faith to believe and succeed! God bless! :)

Lent- What To Watch

Okay, so there are seven movies I'd suggest you should watch and reflect upon as you observe Lent. IN MY OPINION, that is.

The Passion of the Christ

You can miss the rest of my suggested movies, but not this. :')

The Bucket List

A story of celebrating life and of finding joy, wherever it may be, and however it may be found. It's not too early, nor too late. :'3

Narnia

Narnia gave me the impression of believing in the midst of defeat and anguish. It taught me to never lose hope. Oh well, the presence of Aslan in itself is uplifting. :')

In The Beginning

It's a family movie, a narrative from Adam and Eve to Moses. :D

The Kingdom of Heaven

Fight for what's worth fighting for. The blacksmith. <3

Harry Potter 7, Part 2

Just like Narnia, HP gives me the sense of perseverance in time when everything just falls apart and convinces you to giving up. The last book teaches us to hope and fight for goodness, until the end because it will always be worth it. :)

Les Miserables

“To love another person is to see the face of God.” 

― Victor Hugo, Les Misérables

I wish you all a meaningful Lent! Enjoy and reflect well! ^.^