She Bangs!
This is something I feel that is worth blogging about. Amidst the long list of the things I have to do, the Physucks finals coming up, which I have not studied for yet; I found my way to write this entry. At the moment I am planning to post this entry in all of my accounts where you can post blog entries on. (Or at least those of which I know of and about.) As the title might have suggested already, this is all about my bangs. (She bangs! She bangs! Ahaha!)
It was one Sunday, an Easter Sunday, okay it was yesterday. My sister has been badgering me about cutting my bangs which have grown longer already after three months. I, being in sane state would not agree to her bidding. While I was starting to prepare to leave for Mitch’s birthday celebration, for some reason, probably due to her incessant bothering, I allowed her to cut my bangs. We went to the lanai, and using the newly bought pair of scissors, she started cutting my bangs. Before she actually got to cut my bangs, we were looking at the pictures of Erica Paredes’s daughter, Ananda—of whose hair Erica cut by herself. I told my sister that I certainly did not want to look like Ananda. Sure, it looked cute on Ananda but definitely not on me! I was joking about how I am so nervous about it. Well, I was. But not as much as I have felt when my sister started cutting and I was seeing my hair fall off. It did not help at all when she suddenly said through my laughing and noxious ranting “Wag ka ngang magulo, alam mo namang wala akong experience sa ginagawa ko e.” I thought to myself, oh shit! What did I get in to?! Upon hearing those words, I felt this extreme gush of emotions. The kind of which I have not felt for such a long time. The kind I characterize as the extreme need to laugh your heart out, and it seems that you can not stop. After some moments of laughing you start to feel that you badly need to stop to catch some breath but you just keep doing otherwise. I had to go away from sister for some time just to be able to catch that breath and remember how it to breathe normally is. The last time I felt this gush of emotions was couple of year ago, in third year high school. When Nadine got a perfect hundred mark in magic sing with the song Happy Together. It felt like I could not stop laughing even if my insides were already hurting.
I came back to my sister still gasping for air. She finished her “work” on my hair and I went to see how it had gone. When I faced the mirror I thought it was weird. My parents told me it was cute. And my sister was totally convinced that I should thank her for doing me a favor. Ako na nga ang pinapaganda niya e! Hehe! Oh well, I felt my sister intended well. It’s not so bad actually. I have to admit it’s cute in the sense that it reminds me of Ananda. I initially had so many things in mind to write. I just lost the words in the process of writing and waiting for my chance to write. I guess pictures can say things better…. {My multiply account has the entry with pictures}
To Ate Beegee, thank you for my hair and make-up! =)
It was one Sunday, an Easter Sunday, okay it was yesterday. My sister has been badgering me about cutting my bangs which have grown longer already after three months. I, being in sane state would not agree to her bidding. While I was starting to prepare to leave for Mitch’s birthday celebration, for some reason, probably due to her incessant bothering, I allowed her to cut my bangs. We went to the lanai, and using the newly bought pair of scissors, she started cutting my bangs. Before she actually got to cut my bangs, we were looking at the pictures of Erica Paredes’s daughter, Ananda—of whose hair Erica cut by herself. I told my sister that I certainly did not want to look like Ananda. Sure, it looked cute on Ananda but definitely not on me! I was joking about how I am so nervous about it. Well, I was. But not as much as I have felt when my sister started cutting and I was seeing my hair fall off. It did not help at all when she suddenly said through my laughing and noxious ranting “Wag ka ngang magulo, alam mo namang wala akong experience sa ginagawa ko e.” I thought to myself, oh shit! What did I get in to?! Upon hearing those words, I felt this extreme gush of emotions. The kind of which I have not felt for such a long time. The kind I characterize as the extreme need to laugh your heart out, and it seems that you can not stop. After some moments of laughing you start to feel that you badly need to stop to catch some breath but you just keep doing otherwise. I had to go away from sister for some time just to be able to catch that breath and remember how it to breathe normally is. The last time I felt this gush of emotions was couple of year ago, in third year high school. When Nadine got a perfect hundred mark in magic sing with the song Happy Together. It felt like I could not stop laughing even if my insides were already hurting.
I came back to my sister still gasping for air. She finished her “work” on my hair and I went to see how it had gone. When I faced the mirror I thought it was weird. My parents told me it was cute. And my sister was totally convinced that I should thank her for doing me a favor. Ako na nga ang pinapaganda niya e! Hehe! Oh well, I felt my sister intended well. It’s not so bad actually. I have to admit it’s cute in the sense that it reminds me of Ananda. I initially had so many things in mind to write. I just lost the words in the process of writing and waiting for my chance to write. I guess pictures can say things better…. {My multiply account has the entry with pictures}
To Ate Beegee, thank you for my hair and make-up! =)
