julien. twenty yo. communication arts senior. sarcastic.
I looked around and saw people fixing their rooftops, cleaning their backyards, hanging laundry... But it was as if no typhoon came, for the sun was shining brightly and the wind was, good. I'm just thankful that nobody I know was hurt. Suspensions of classes were never good at a time like this: one more week of the first sem, and there are presentations, quizzes, papers, practical tests, and other stuff to do. Gawd, someone help us! T.T Resched Game 2 later in the afternoon. Must.watch. Ahm.. Nothing more to say. =p ciaociao. For two days, electricity and internet connections were cut off. All because of Typhoon Milenyo. Last Thursday, I was literally "away from civilization". All I did the whole day were chat with my cousins and Ate Ruby, play ugly music on the piano, eat junk, and paint my nails lavender, while the rain and wind made the trees in our neighbor's garden bend and some yeros, well not fly. But they were at the verge of flying away from the roofs.
Then yesterday morning, I jumped out of bed when I saw a sliver of orange light between the trees outside my window. I went to the rooftop and took a shot: 
I only got to watch the news last night. And I saw how bad the typhoon was. Billboards were toppled down, accidents on the roads, landslides, dead, missing, and injured people.
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