Poured Syrup

So Noynoy Aquino won as the new President of this country. What a bummer. I was kinda hoping that Erap Estrada would be the winner, and then Noynoy would lead another People Power for being a sore loser. I cannot believe that I will be spending another 6 years of my life in this country, with a dork as the president. Okay, just made me feel a little bit depressed. I don't wanna talk about politics anymore. It's making me more stupid.

This election is my first time to vote since I just turned 18 last year. It's a good thing my Mom forced me to register last September. Cause if it was up to me, I wouldn't register at all. I don't know where, I don't know how, plus I'm too lazy to go around the city trying to figure out how to become a registered citizen of this country. Anyway, I read my friends' group messages and blog posts saying that they waited hours in line just to vote. So I was kinda dreading the fact that it might happen to me too. So typical me, I went to the place 1 hour before the voting ends (which is at 7 pm). Since I've been doing that thing quite often (the last minute thing), I know that there would be two possibilities to the situation. 1, the place would be packed and 2, there would be less people. And yes, it was number 2 (lucky me pancit canton ). I went to the public school here in our baranggay, which is a walking distance away from where I live, and looked for my ...

3 days before the 2010 elections here in the Philippines, and I still have no idea who I'm voting for (except for President and Vice-President). I already got my mind set on voting for Gordon as President and Bayani as Vice-President. My problem is, I don't know who to vote as senators, and those local officials here in our city. God why does it have to be so complicated to be grown-up.