Poured Syrup

On my way to school this morning, I passed by the now famous Provident Village. And good God. Almost half of the streets were occupied, if not by mud, by hundreds of things that were damaged by the flood. There were still trucks or bulldozers or whatever inside the village cleaning up the mess. People are actually still wearing boots (the rubber ones) cause up to know, the place is still really muddy. Plus I’m guessing that the garbage trucks have not done its rounds yet cause the place still has a lot of trash. So yeah, brown’s the color of the day. It took at least 20 minutes for the train to arrive at Katipunan. So I’m guessing you know what’s next, eh? Yup, I was freaking late. Which really wouldn’t suck if my first period today wasn’t Logic. Cause you see, my professor in that subject is, uh, let’s just say, has no mercy (and probably has no sympathetic bone on her body either). I was not able to take the first 3 numbers of our quiz (which by the way is just out of 5) cause I was

I didn't realize the great damage brought by the typhoon until I saw pictures from the internet. I cannot believe the images I was seeing right before my very eyes. It was just so tragic and so heartbreaking. Saturday, 092609 The rain was pouring so hard. But nothing that I've never seen/experienced before. So I thought that it was just a normal typhoon. Nothing that would cause harm to many. But I was wrong. I was really wrong. I was hanging out at our neighbor's house. Chit-chatting, eating, and playing cards. Just the usual things that we do whenever it's raining and there are no classes. We were actually about to go out from the house and go under the rain when Ivy's cousin, Jackie, came home from her work and told us that the flood outside our subdivision was already waist-deep if not knee-deep. At first I thought, she was just completely exaggerating and over-reacting cause that has never happened in those places that she mentioned before. And besides