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Monday, October 09, 2006

Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible, without surrender, be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even to the dull and ignorant; they too have their story. Avoid loud and aggressive persons; they are vexatious to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others you may become vain or bitter, for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself.

Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. Keep interested in your own career, however humble, it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your business affairs, for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals, and everywhere life is full of heroism. Be yourself. Especially do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment, it is as perennial as the grass. Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with dark imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should.

Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be. And whatever your labours and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life, keep peace in your soul. With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be cheerful. Strive to be happy.



I've had a trippy stay: bad as in good, heavy as in deep, cosmic as in far-out, high as in clean out of sight.

This astral crash pad is officially closed.

Love, Inner Peace, and Freedom,
TIEPEE :)

Come find me.

Tuesday, September 05, 2006
WORD.

I'm sloooowly inching my way to a new home.

Whoa, and yeah. Friendster's prodigal daughter is back.

Yep. I'm psychotic, I know.

Sunday, September 03, 2006

OMFG!!!



Yaaaaay!!! You go, Miguel!!!! :) :) :) TOP 12, BABY!!!

Uy, you guys, vote for this guy every week ha! He's my brother's friend and he's from Zobel as well. Woot woot! And can I just say that he is SO adorable????

YAY YAY YAY!!!!

*Text MIG to 2339 to vote for him sa Finals, 'kay??

Tuesday, August 29, 2006

PANALO

Okey. Pag-uwi galing sa Advanced Screening ng The Devil Wears Prada (sponsor ang Bangko namin! Hayup!), dumeretso ako sa banyo para jumebs. Para sa akin, ang buong nirvana na ating naaatim kapag tayo ay nagbabawas ng mahalimuyak na tae ay hindi buong-buo kapag wala akong babasahin. Kahit ano--diyaryo, magasin, libro, liham, komiks. Kung wala, pwede ding yosi na lang.

Pero hindi 'yan ang aking suhetong nais patunguhan. Hindi ko napigilan ang sarili ko sa paghalakhak nang aking mabasa ang mga salitang ito:

Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez has picked on the University of the Philippines school system, saying it mainly produces militant protesters and fraternity men and women who run around the campus naked.

Gonzalez pointed to the Oblation run of the APO fraternity as another indication of the kind of students that came from UP.

"I doff my hat to them because they initiate the running of naked people... That's also one kind of culture that they develop there...Maybe we are going in that direction... there are now women running naked. I will not be surprised if they will go to school with only their books, nothing more"

"In every storm that takes place, UP students are in the forefront," he said. "As a matter of fact, our history will show that since the martial law years, students from UP were the ones who went underground and fought the government. In fact, many of them went to China and never came back."
At eto pa pinakamalupit sa lahat:
Asked what school he graduated from, Gonzalez replied: "University of Sto. Tomas... that's why I am well-behaved."
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! 'Langya.

Eh, mawalang galang lang po, 'Lo. Ingat lang ho, baka bumangon sa libing si Ninoy niyan. Tsk.

Gusto ko lang sabihin na sa Unibersidad namin, tinuruan kaming lumaban para sa aming mga karapan sa lahat ng aspeto--bilang mga tao, bilang mga estudyante, at bilang mga mamamayan ng demokrasyang mas peke pa sa buhok ni Eddie Gil. Hinikayat kaming mag-isip para sa aming mga sarili, at na hindi basta-basta lunukin ang lahat ng mga kasinungalingan na pilit isinusubsob sa aming mga lalamunan. Hindi kami bulag, hindi kami bingi, hindi kami pipi, at mas lalong hindi kami tupa't kambing.

Sarap pa patulan nung huling pahayag, no? Pero huwag na. May mga kaibigan din naman kasi akong mga taga-USTE. Bwehehe.

*Basahin ang artikulo dito.

Monday, August 21, 2006

Just My Luck

I almost died last week.
Okay, yeah, that was just me being the overdramatic turd that I am. But really, I got the shittiest scare of my life. My heart felt like an extremely high Tommy Lee was drumming on it, I was having chest pains like King Kong was clouting me with his furry paws, and when I had my BP checked, it was 110/90. Fuuuuuuuuuuck.

I mean, I'm anemic. My normal BP's 90/60. I don't even know what that fraction means, but MY numerator has never ever ever gone past 100. I was mighty terrified, which almost prodded me to have a dopey panic attack right there in the office. God!!

I sprained my ankle last week.
You should try going up and down the MRT's stairwells then walk a bajillion miles in fuck-me 3-inch stilettos. (Damn! I now hate, nay, loathe going to Megamall without a car.)

I honestly don't know when and where it happened, but I just found myself wobbling uncomfortably to no end. I gave it my darn best shot, but my varicosed legs and ankles that quite literally took on the form of jello threw in the towel for me.

And so I ended up taking my shoes off on the way home. I dared to walk barefoot--every sense of sanitary sanity completely chucked off my system. When the village guard saw me (read: fraught and shoeless), he gaped like a janitor fish and asked what the fuck happened. All I could offer him was a frown, which made him offer to call the guard service to take me home. I bluntly refused, and assured him that no, I was not mugged or gang-raped or whatever.

I went to work the following day in my animal-print Havs. However fabulous, Havs just do not spell corporate chic. And when I got to the lobby lift, who else was standing there but of course, the Bank's CEO. Dressed in a black, crisp, smart Armani suit. And I...was wearing tsinelas. Way to go!!

I cried in the office (again) last week.
Thank goodness this isn't The Apprentice, else I'd be fired without even having the chance to ham it up in the Boardroom.

I cried as an officemate confirmed she was turning in her resignation letter that day. I cried because just before hearing that news, my pants got drenched in a rain splatter that seemed to be pouring solely on the path I was walking on. I cried because just before I got my pants sopping wet, I caught a glimpse of myself and saw a brutally colossal pimple on my cheek. I cried because it wasn't even 8:30 AM yet and already this avalanche of BS came and blessed me with its pong.

I realized I still have heaps of teenage angst against my Dad.
I don't know if he has gone irretrievably mad, or if this is a case of someone living a second childhood, or god forbid, a way of 'reaching out to bridge the age gap between parent and child'. (I suspect he now watches Oprah, and actually takes Dr. Phil seriously.) Either way, this entire thing is emphatically grotesque and I cannot help it that suicide on my part comes to mind when I delve deeper into his past and try to psychoanalyze why he is what he is.

Picture this: He had his cartilage & three other holes on his earlobe pierced. He now paints his nails black. He comes home with the unmistakable stench of beer/smoke/cheap women filling my lungs, then proceeds to vomit audibly and uncontrollably. Oh God. Oh God. Oh God.

Mum often asks me where my compassion is. Well. Tough question. Although, I'm sure it's still in here somewhere--buried under the collective debris of anger, and hatred, and suppressed urges of wringing his neck with my bare hands.

I miss my Mum. Terribly.

* * *

Okay. So I had an exigent week. Enough bitching. Ohm. Ohm. Ohm. Ohmmmmm.

* * *

Random Sheeite:

* Hey, you guys should go BUY Kami nAPO Muna, which is this tribute album to, duh, the Apo Hiking Society. Yes, that's BUY, not download. Sige na, pag OPM, wag na pirated. Pag foreign, ok lang. HAHAHAHA. Aliw, sobra. (Not only because it features my current FAVORITEST band, the Itchyworms--na hindi ko napanood sa Rockestra II kasi workaholic ako, aye!) I love how it gives our young, local bands the privilege to introduce these old songs to young, local (?), erm, kids.

* Click last week. Will you still love me in the morning? Forever and ever, babe.

* Butterfly Effect 2 last Tuesday. Ugh! Horrible, grade F movie. I wanted to demand our money back, but then I remembered BIU got those tickets for free. Haha!

* American Dreamz yesterday. Superficially, it's this satirical piece that pokes fun at talent contests and the media. But really, it doesn't take a biochemist to figure out that it's this idealistic political preacher in disguise.

* Kubrador this afternoon. The first five minutes gave me the same headache I had when I saw The Blairwitch Project. Pero dude, galing ng hidden symbolisms about Pinoy culture, Pinoy poverty, Pinoy way of living. And the coolest thing? Nasa loob ng cinema namin si Gina Pareno! She was sitting alone, quietly, in the upper corner of the theater, which only had a grand total of about 20 people. Tsk.

* I got the ODM "I'm Super Proud To Be Pinoy" watch on sale. Loves it :)

* My brother's friend is on Philippine Idol's Top 24!! Yahoo! I'll be posting his name when the results are shown on TV and hopefully be able to cajole you guys to vote for him. Whee! :)

* Non-working Holiday tomorrow!!! Cheeeeeeeeers!!!

Here's to a better week, y'all. Inner Peace.

Saturday, August 19, 2006
God
Lourd Ernest de Veyra

That night, he was a beer bottle
wrapped in cold sweat,
radiating amber light.
The Greeks believed he was a circle.
Nietzsche said he was dead.
But the conclusion of the tale told by fifteen bottles:
God is a bed.

Friday, August 11, 2006

Yesterday:

1. Payday. Finally. Cha-ching!

2. Saw my Boss spontaneously break into this stupid dance like a limping retard (I swear, it had everyone cackling like bitches all the way home! Laughtrip, da best, promise.) And the day before that, we were all engaged in this heated discussion when out of the blue, he started dancing the 'Running Man'. Bwahahaha! I guess everyone's stressed to no end that the only thing left to do is exactly that: act like idiots and laugh at ourselves.

3. Arnie stole my marshmallow cake. Boo :(

4. Wore my UP jacket to work! Hey, Sir Pat does, too. We're mayabang like that. Hihi.

5. Meetings, meetings, meetings.

6. Deadlines, deadlines, deadlines.

7. Man, I still look like a coke junkie, ergo, sallow complexion plus repugnant heavy eyelids with maletas underneath plus brain-dead look.

Today:

1. Credit card bill arrived, and I've this seventy-peso credit balance. Woot woot! I rule.

2. Saw two other beasts in my floor wearing their college jackets. Baaaaah. We've started a fad, yo. Hahahahaha.

3. Topshop's Private Sale. Got my invite through snail mail, which was dope.

4. Planned to scoot my ass over to Glorietta by lunchtime, but our entire team crowded inside the conference room for lunch instead.

5. Left the office with Tina and Selle by FIVE FORTY-FIVE, which is a fucking record, BIU Time.

6. Braved the hideous rain (its direction was sideways!) which of course, sufficiently had my funky-shoes-with-buttons-all-over spoiled with little splotches of muck.

7. Went to Topshop and saw, in this order: HUGE sale signs, this girl looking incredibly harassed by the entrance holding this clipboard (akin to some concierge or maitre d' checking the guest list or what), pink little tags screaming 30% OFF! 50% OFF! 70% OFF!, and this insane mass of sweaty girls e-v-e-r-y-w-h-e-r-e. Jesus!

8. The minute I entered, I felt like a chicken with my head cut off and my feathers all plucked out. I became one of the shitkickers in the insane mass of sweaty girls.

9. I plucked out everything I had fancied--all of which I found ostentatiously overpriced before the sale. Ya gotta understand, I pay for all my shit now. I've gravely enforced austerity policies on myself--I'd launch this entire discussion about capitalism and such, but you know I'm one shyster of an economist.

10. Simultaneously ignoring this tiny tinge of guilt that pierced through my brain like a toothpick (er, Lebanon, poverty-stricken areas, oh god), I ended up blowing an overwhelmingly hefty amount of money on those... those... those tops! Those dresses! Those skirts! Those knickers! That purse! In an hour and a half! In a room! Ayiiiiiiiieeeeee!

11. I was pretty happy to walk out the store with my purchases whilst texting my mum about my shameless lunacy. She replied with a laugh, as in, "Ha ha ha! Shopping can be a very effective destressor, although not exactly the most efficient. But what the heck. Enjoy what you worked for. You absolutely deserve it!"

12. Then I ran into Mich Dulce, and being in this shopping-induced happy psychotic mood, I actually poked her and said, "Oh my god! You're Mich Dulce, right?" HAHAHA. Ang jologs ko talaga, I swear. She was super nice and cheery, though. I don't know what the hell I blurted out during the next several seconds but before I walked away, I remember telling her how cute she looked. Thank bananas I didn't gush about how I loved her in Chew, and that I'd wear her headgear to the office if only memos were unheard of. Kulang na lang sabitan ko siya ng sampaguita. Haha!

13. Friday is love because Friday means Saturday's tomorrow and Saturday is love because Saturday means SLEEP SLEEP SLEEP SLEEP SLEEP and Sleep is love because sleep makes me happy.

Inner Peace, y'all.