I just think it's unfair for those people who had to leave their country to earn money or study. I'm just pissed by the fact that i have to learn italian and english language, i know it will help me a lot in the future but at the same time, i am loosing my identity as a Filipino. I remembered that scene from "mano po" where maricel soriano was making a big decision to her life wether she should stay in the Philippines or go to China, she chose the first one. She said so many things that i forgot but one sentence got stucked in my head. "Pag nagdidisisyon ako, Pilipino ang linguaheng ginagamit ko" as for me, i hear/speak english and a minimal italian whenever i think.

i'm just bitching how unfair the world could be..when we can all just speak Filipino!

I really didn't do that much for my two weeks vacation, i stayed at home and played FF XII in the ps2 and ate lots food, that's it. Today, i'm helping kayce to move her stuff to her new apartment around Trastevere. 

and so I did..

 First thing I did in the morning was to read Like Water for Chocolate written by Laura Esquivel. I must admit my profound interest for romantic novels, specially those of the story that takes place in the renaissance period in Europe. However, this book is far from that period.
   Honestly, when I saw the cover of the book I thought it would talk about different recipes about chocolates within the story that might help me in baking chocolate cake (oh, i love chocolates!!). But, I was actually surprise that the author included other mexican recipes!..well, i don't really know how to cook (I bake) because I would always be the one to be the "taster" in the kitchen. Ha, that's my role in our small culinary word inside the house and my Dad is the super chef!!
    The story is also sensual and passionate. Indeed, a book that would enrich one's imagination about LOVE. I still have two chapters to go..

Next thing you know, I was watching this film called Lone Wolf and Cub Movies

..From the mexicano's love and romance, I wasn't prepared for the samurai shit! But, I must admit that this old japanese film is a good movie.. The dude with a samurai sword is a well known warrior during i don't know what era in Japan and the little boy on the baby cart is the son. Together, "they walk the way of hell" as they say in the movie whenever they encounter massive group of enemies with guns, crossbows and other war shits.. I thought they were gonna die in that scene..BUT BUT BUT, they have hidden weapon of destruction, guess what..it's the BABY CART wahahaha, go to crunchyroll.com if you wanna watch this movie..

Then..I planned calling all my family and friends in the Philippines but the line was so busy or the the operator on the line would say "sorry, error connection...blablabla" hmpf! damn it!