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read.watch.listen "I solemnly swear that I am up to no good."	Monday, April 27, 2009 Re-Vamped Definition Who hates Sundays? I do. Well it's not because of being forced to wake up early to go to church, nor being forced to sleep too early because there are classes the other day. I do not have any classes every Monday for almost six months so technically my two days of rest isn't the usual Sat-Sun unlike others. Anyways it's summer so these things won't make any sense. I happened to hate Sundays --- okay maybe hate is a strong word --- I dislike Sundays simply because I get to surf the internet with a very futile amount of time. There were even instances were I wasn't able to touch the computer at all. Sundays to me simply translates as my-two-sisters-are-coming-home-so-it's-their-turn-now-to-touch-the-computer day. HAHA. Forgive me if this sounds to be a little selfish of me. But hey, I got to do something productive while I was away from the computer the entire day. I happened to finish reading Blue Bloods after almost two months of having a break of flipping its pages. With a very hectic schedule last semester, I really need to put Blue Bloods on hold. If you ever asked me how Blue Bloods was, I probably told you that Twilight is soooo much better. Errrrrr. I am a bit wrong on that part, the two novels are just impossible to compare. No I am not saying that it's like comparing Harry Potter to Ron Weasley; which is just plain unfair. For me it would be like comparing Harry Potter to....Cedric Diggory. Hahahaha, Okay I know I am horrible at doing comparisons. That was just the first thing that popped in my head when I first think of it. In short, the two novels both have their strong and weak points respectively making a comparison a little bit difficult to weigh. Twilight is a witty and adventurous love story that depicted modern vegetarian vampires luring in Forks. Blue Bloods on the other hand takes the whole vampire thing to the next platform setting it to the Upper East Side. And for me that was the novel's strongest factor. The major plot is fresh. I take what I said before, Blue Bloods is a good novel. It subtly creates loose ends on every chapter then cleverly tying them one by one while leaving enough loose ends to excite readers with the next book. Perhaps some of the characters can be a little confusing to empathize with, but the mysterious well thought-out plot of this book is enough to make this one compelling read. So now you're are probably wondering what is so fresh about the definition of vampires in Blue Bloods. Here, apparently vampires are believed to be fallen angels that are doomed to face immortality while living on human's blood. In return, these fallen angels decided to try and regain their former angelic status through good works (the Blue Bloods just love charity committees!) but regaining grace requires more than the span of a human life. So vampires in Blue Bloods are reincarnated. They are only allowed to live for a hundred years and after that they needed to rest and wait for their next cycle. Sounds confusing? I think Schuyler's grandmother explained this well enough. Here's a peek to their conversation: "Are you really my grandmother?" Schuyler asked, between bites of the smoked salmon rye. Cordelia smiled again. It was disconcerting, as if a curtain had been raised and Schuyler was finally allowed for a real peek of the old woman. "Technically, no. You are wise to discern that. There have been Four Hundred of us since the beginning of time. We do not have progeny in the traditional sense. As you have learned, through cycles, many are called but some choose to rest. More and more of us are resting, slumbering, choosing not to evolve and staying in the primal state. When our bodies expire, all that is left is a single drop of blood with our DNA pattern, and when it is time to release a new spirit, those of us who choose to carry are implanted with the new life. So in a way, we are related, but we are not related at all. But you are my charge and responsibility." Amazing isn't it? It's like Vampire Mythology with a little dash Science Fiction. It totally deviated from the usual vampires that we all encountered in books and movies. But that wasn't the only thing that made this really compelling. The book also has this air of dark mystery and untold secrets that drives you forward. As it slowly unravels a threat to the Blue Bloods existence, there is also as a surprising secret about our protagonist, Schuyler which keeps readers interested and motivated to the end of the story. If you want to take a peek into the lives of the rich, famous and fanged teens, I suggest you to read this. As for me, MASQUERADE here I come! Labels: books, boredom, thoughts the earth stood still @ 8:58 PM 4 comment/s Sunday, April 26, 2009 Ungodly Hour Errrr. Maybe the title is a little bit too much. Haha. This is what you get when you listen to too much of The Fray. No offense intended because I'm totally raving their second album. Anyways, I wish websites would allow people to post blogs without titles because I'm starting to run out of great ideas, but then where would the permalink be right? My mind is in random state, nevertheless so I am just about to rant nonsense stuff that happened to me over the days that my muse was absent here in the world wide web. I am so loving the rain that's been present now for almost four consecutive days here in my place. You know when the the sky is dark and gloomy, the air is damp and raw, the streets are all wet and sloppy.Yes, shoot me now if you hate my prior statement but I do like it when it's raining. It doesn't give me this lonely, melancholic feel that majority of the crowd's been complaining when there are heavy waters descending down from the sky. The rain is relaxing for me. Plus, I can snuggle more in my bed for extra hours because of the chilling effect drawn by the rain. Yes, I know that this surprise drizzle is totally spoiling the whole summer. But hey I'm sure this wouldn't last long. We live in a tropical country. It's not like this type of weather would prolong until the end of the season right? Just give me some time because I'm loving the gloomy skies at the moment. Saves a lot of sweat you know? Call me weird but this type of climate somehow made me feel nostalgic to read Twilight all over again. Hey, the cloudy skies and the cold environment somehow completes the whole mysterious vibe of the novel. To cut the story short, as I read the whole novel from start to finish I began notice how witty and sarcastic Bella really was. How she makes those sharp statements whenever she talks to Edward. Those early chapters were truly a fun thing to look upon once again. It made me think twice about Kirsten Stewart's characterization of Bella Swan in the movie. The actress totally forgot this, I must say, adorable streak of the Bella that I remember in the book. Kirsten just looked bored throughout the whole movie in my opinion which made the whole "you-are-apart-from-everyone" looked too contrived. In the movie, Bella looked like this lifeless person that fell in love with this undeniably gorgeous vampire. For me, Bella was more of a likable character in the books more so in the movie. Who's with me? Hahaha. Forgive me if this commentary is five months late. Perhaps my Twilight observation skills wasn't working these part few months. Hey, the rain helped me out! PARANOIA strikes again. XD Labels: books, boredom, thoughts, twilight the earth stood still @ 12:09 AM 0 comment/s		theprolougue Vanity isn't a sin, a little narcissm wouldn't hurt. Greetings stranger! If you ever by any chance stumble upon this little world that I created myself in the vast and tangled universe of the world wide web, consider yourself warned. I am extremely well known for being enigmatic and difficult to understand. I may seem detached and incapable of revealing my innermost feelings simply because I am oftentimes unable to do so. Perhaps philosophical at times and is interested in what we called the unexplained. Consider me as a little bit of everything all rolled into one. On some days I can be social, fun loving, outgoing and creative on one hand my personality is also contrasted with being sarcastic, moody and stubborn. So while some days will be a hit and others a miss hopefully but most days, will be and should be better than others. Nonetheless, read at your own risk. In short, WELCOME to Planet Oblivion! A small planet in the blogosphere universe. Help me in my quest in finding a deeper meaning on what lies beneath this planet's surface. Don't forget to drop me a tag! :) thedeceptionist • Music: Punk, Alternative, Grunch and Pop Rock • Movies: Paycheck, Fight Club, Ocean's 11 &12, The Butterfly Effect, Cheaper by the Dozen, Harry Potter Series, School of Rock, Nick of Time, Fantastic 4, Sky High, Final Destination 1, 2, 3, Red Eye, Stardust, Premonition, Wanted, The Uninvited, A Series Of Unfortunate Events, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, 21, The Prestige, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Slumdog Millionaire, The Uninvited • Television: Veronica Mars, One Tree Hill, The OC, Heroes, House M.D, Prison Break, Kyle XY, CSI, How I Met Your Mother, 90210, Glee, Melrose Place, The Vampire Diaries • Books: The Five People You Meet in Heaven, Tuesdays with Morrie, Slackjaw: A Memoir HP Series: Chamber of Secrets, Goblet of Fire, Order of Phoenix, Deathly Hallows, Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion The Witch And The Wardrobe, Prince Caspian, The Alchemist, The Devil and Miss Prym, Half-Moon Investigation, High Fidelity, Blue Bloods, Angels And Demons, American Gods outofrandomness ONE:The radio's one of my best friends and I'm in love with music. TWO: I am a self confessed Harry Potter Addict. I hold excessive facts about the series! THREE: I can sit in front of the computer and surf the 'net for a good twelve hours straight. FOUR: I'm the laziest among my college friends. I procrastinate whenever I got the chance to. FIVE: I love to study with loud music in the background. SIX: I love the smell of paper on new books and magazines. I even run my nose around the pages while I flip them fast. SEVEN: Only few people know that I am near-sighted. That's why others tend to conclude that I'm suplado. EIGHT: I'm a lefty all my life. Although I also use my right hand on some stuff. NINE: I love to read. I believe good books make people interesting. TEN: I'm adventurous and loves to take risks. I love trying new and exciting things. I hate schedules and I crave spontaneity. ELEVEN: Another weird thing about me is that I love watching Home TV Shopping channels. I can stay on that channel for an hour or so. Weird right? TWELVE: I'm a very messy kid. Even my own thoughts have its own clatter that I can't fix myself. THIRTEEN: I love to sleep especially in class. I learned the proper way this freshman year. It's appalling I know. :)) FOURTEEN: I am a daydreamer. I tend to be a little idealistic with my ideas sometimes. I believe I have a very wild imagination. My mind also starts to fly very easily. 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