Music is like a whisper...

Music is like a simple whisper to us. They seem to know our dim secrets that somehow startle as to wonder who we are, what we've been through, what we are feeling right now.

While I was having lunch at KFC near Redemtorist Church today, i didn't know that they have WROCK (96.3) as their background music bath to their customers.
... A song seems to echo something in my heart. I don't know why. But its like whispering me something. haha Oh Music seems to wash away dust from my soul.

I felt teary eyed all of a sudden when I heard this song. "Is it over" I dunno. Is it true that where words fail, music speaks? hmmm..

I guess its simply because we have our own piece of sorrows, love, delights and Music is the only means whereby we feel these emotions in their universality.

And I think , only because Valentines Day is fast approaching and I am beginning to feel sentimental. har har har

Spend sometime to roam around Music stores in Cebu and grab yourself some love songs cd.
Odyssey Stores (SM and Ayala) - 231-5443 or AstroVision - 234-4535 /4279

Stupid Movie

Senator slams "ethnic slur" in Judy Anne's movie.

I am glad I didn't watch Sakal Sakali Saklolo starred by Judy Anne Santos and Ryan Agoncillo. Maayo nalang gyud.
I would have been like a rapper cussing because gi insulto tang mga bisaya. Sapoton ra ba gyud ko basta daug-daugon ta.

I wish they could have been sensitive enough especially when it comes to ethnic relation. The below excerpt is insulting, defamatory and discriminatory to all Visayans.
The message conveys that if a person is not Tagalog or Tagalog -speaking, then he is not a Filipino. Nabuang na!

I therefore protest this film and petition that it should be banned from the movies and TV.
Below is an excerpt from the said film that goes like this:

Yaya to grandchild: “Ayaw ug dagan, basin madam-ag ka.”

Grandchild: “Kadyut lang, nagduwa pa ko.”

(Grandfather with bulging eyes grimaces incredulously at the Visayan words of his grandson.)

Yaya: “Anhi dinhi.”

Grandmother (with a pained expression) to Grandfather: “Carlo, did you hear that?”

Mother: Ay naku Ma. Nakuha ho niya ‘yon sa yaya niya. Sinabihan na namin si Susan na huwag niyang Binibisaya si Rafa. Dapat Tagalog.”

Grandmother: “But the boy should be talking in English.”

Mother: “Hayaan niyo na sa eskwelahan matutunan ‘yon Ma. Dapat Tagalog kasi Pinoy ang anak namin eh.”