lezzified

if chico garcia has his own "zing a zong", we should have our own lezzy zong. hehe. something i thought of lunch time today. was just feeling lezzy and happy. :)

If You’re Lezzy and You Know It

**to the tune of "If You're Happy and You Know It". of course. hehe** 



If you're lezzy and you know it

Clap your hands. Clap, Clap.

If you're lezzy and you know it

Clap your hands. Clap, Clap.

If you're lezzy and you know it

and you really want to show it

If you're lezzy and you know it

Hold her hands. Woot! Woot!

If you're two-way and you know it

Stomp your feet. Stomp, Stomp.

If you're two-way and she isn't

Stomp your feet. Stomp, Stomp.

If you're two-way and you know it

and you really want to do it

If you're two-way and she isn't

Stomp your feet. Stomp, Stomp.

If you're gay and you know it

Laugh out loud. Haha!

If you're gay and you love it

Laugh out loud. Haha!

If you're gay and you know it

and you really want to show it

If you're gay and you love it

Laugh uber loud. Hahaha!

If you like her and you know it

Give a hug. Uh-uhmm!

If you like her and you know it

Blow a kiss. Muah! Muah!

If you like her and you know it

and you really want to show it

If you like her and she knows it

Ask her out. Woo-hoo!

If you're broken and you know it

Let it out. Hugs! Hugs!

If you're broken and you know it

Ask a friend. Hi, there!

If you're broken and you know it

and you really want to share it

If you're broken and you hate it

We are here. Let's talk!

If you're closet and you know it.

It's okay. Hush Hush.

If you're closet and you know it.

Let it be. Hush Hush.

If you're closet and you know it

and you really want to keep it

If you're closet and you know it

We're still cool. Group Hug!

If you're happy and you're lezzy

Shout hooray. Hoo-ray!

If you're happy and you're lezzy

Shout hooray. Hoo-ray!

If you're happy coz you're lezzy

and you really want to show it

If you're happy coz you're lezzy 

Cheers to us! Amen!

instrumental accompaniment here

handaan

sabi nila japan na ang pinakahanda sa earthquake. pero nakita naman natin kung panong nagmistulang labada sa loob ng washing machine ang japan sa tsunami.

ganyan din pakiramdam ko noon tuwing nagrereview ako for an exam in college. feeling ko alam ko na lahat. pero pagdating ng exam, halos sumambulat ang brain cells ko sa hirap sa pagsagot. maswerte na kung pumasa. hanep talaga ang mga teachers sa UP, ang gagaling magpahirap sa estudyante, ang hirap lagi magpa-exam. kung sa tingin mo alam mo na, hindi pala pag oras na ng exam. grr.

ganyan din pag may gusto kang iconfront. kahit ilang ulit mo nang nireplay ang gagawin mo sa isip, pag harapan na, lalabas ka pa ring unprepared. either mautal ka, magpaligoy ligoy, matatahimik, maiyak or kung ano ano ang lalabas sa bibig na parang hindi ka nagpractice ng maka-ilang beses.

hanggat batas si murphy, lahat tayo mananatiling bagito.dahil ang pinakamahalagang paghahanda pala ay hindi sa pag-aaral, sa pag-analyze, sa pagpapractice o sa pagtayo ng depensa, kundi ang paghahanda sa puso. na maging matatag, bukas, at palaban sa paulit ulit na tsunami, earthquake at exam ng buhay.

sucker time! :)

am soo watching this!

SUCKER PUNCH

tale of the toe

fact:  a person's toes curl when s/he is sexually aroused

if these legs can talk 1

if walls can talk, why can't legs? :D here are train snapshots with a story to tell.

legend: B is for butch, F is for femme

Parteh - oops, next wk pala! hehe

generation L

love the accent and the interesting characters. there's a lesbian who prefers straight woman. i personally have a friend who's like that. weirds me out. i still need to understand that thing. i seem to not see a lot of femme lez around these days other than in parties. so watching shows like this gives me a peak of what's the gay life out there, or should i say down under. hehe. anyhoo, quick post! :)

source: from AfterEllen

Check this out!  Following on from the, er, success of The Real L Word, Australian queers can now look forward to a home grown reality show about ladies who love the ladies. Soon to be launched Sydney based project Generation L describes itself as “a sensational new reality series that goes behind closed doors and into the lives and bedrooms of the new generation of gay women.”  Filming as it goes, the series will be set around the events of this year’s Sydney Mardi Gras, from the glitzy parties to the morning afters and, of course, the drama in between.


Created by Sydneysiders Yas London and Brooke Hemphill, Generation L is different from The Real L Word in that it centers around a real life group of interconnected friends, rather than a pre-selected cast. Speaking of her friends, who inspired the creation of the series and with whom she co-stars, London says, “Aside from knowing what uniquely fantastic and interesting lives they all lead, I realised they all individually represent strong, sexy, smart, and ‘label free’ women who really embrace the ‘make your own rules in life’ attitude.”


Generation L is named for a recent cultural shift in the local lesbian scene that London attributes to the impact of The L Word, in allowing a broader range of "what a lesbian looks like" to become accepted.  Recounting her early days on the scene as a particularly femme (acrylic nail-sporting!) lesbian, London remembers “cutting my hair off and buying trucker hats and baggy jeans, just to fit in.  That so wasn’t me and I found it weirdly ironic that I had to completely change who I was to fit with a community that was apparently all about acceptance.”  Another notable point of difference from The Real L Word is that Generation L showcases the full range of lesbian glamour, from butch to femme.  “We are all representative of a new type, or generation of lesbians,” London explains.



The creators make no apology for the fact that the cast is made up of "A-Gay’s." All of the cast are successful professionals currently living the good life in Sydney’s eastern suburbs. 

... all are passionate about living life on their terms, and don’t let anyone dictate how being gay will impact on their lives. They refuse to miss out on anything (Australian laws aside), and are living out and proud…getting married, having babies, breaking the glass ceiling at work - all of it!  We think it is an important story, worth telling to a wider Australian and international audience.

Both London and Hemphill come from a background in the television industry and feel strongly that the time has come for Australian television to step up its game when it comes to queer content.  London says:

I see such extremes fed out to mainstream Australia via the media, that generalise what being "a real lesbian" is. We want to change that … it’s time to get representation of our real lives out on Aussie TV screens. We truly believe that we can have an impact in changing perspectives, and instead of just having "tolerance," we will have true acceptance everywhere.

Disappointingly, the cast is noticeably lacking in diversity without a single woman of colour amongst the line up. When questioned about this London replies:

… This show is about a real group of friends … it has not been cast individually in any way. We do however have age and socio-economic diversity in the character’s backgrounds. It’s a shame that we can’t represent [more broadly] but it’s impossible to do so without being contrived, and it’s unrealistic for this show’s concept because it would be false.

Despite some initial flaws, the show looks to have high production values and a healthy sense of humour. If it indeed screens on television the amount of locally produced queer content will instantly increase by one hundred percent, and I have to say I’m intrigued to see what an Australian version of a lesbian reality show will look like. Watch the teaser below to find out why

L is for landslide

when you realize you're in love, and it's with your bestfriend, and she's a woman, and she's with someone else and you said "love me, please love me", and she didn't choose you. you've fallen, hard and deep. and she's not there to catch your fall. when you realize you're gay and there's no turning back really. landslide.  

landslide

i took my love and i took it down
i climbed a mountain and i turned around
and i saw my reflection in the snow-covered hills
well, the landslide brought me down

oh, mirror in the sky, what is love
can the child within my heart rise above
can i sail through the changing ocean tides
can i handle the seasons of my life

uh uh… uh uh, uh uh….

well, i’ve been afraid of changin’
cause i’ve built my life around you
but time makes you bolder
children get older
and i’m getting older too
well

well, i’ve been afraid of changin’
cause i’ve built my life around you
but time makes you bolder
children get older
and i’m getting older too

well, i’m getting older too

so.. take this love and take it down
yeah, and if you climb a mountain and you turn around
and if you see my reflection in the snow-covered hills
well, the landslide brought it down

and if you see my reflection in the snow-covered hills
well maybe…
well maybe…
well maybe…
the landslide’ll bring you down

***

"Landslide" is a song written by Stevie Nicks and performed by Fleetwood Mac. 
Cover versions were made by Dixie Chicks, Smashing  Pumpkins 
and now by no less than Glee's Gwyneth Paltrow, Brittany and Santana. 

***
saw this gLee episode earlier at ETC. one of the rare occasions that am able to watch tv. 
tonight is a rare and precious occasion.

Train Crush 17

i think you'll tire me easily. the length. look at those legs. there's too much skin to kiss and touch (in a good way).

i fear that i'll always fall short (vertically) with you. but then again, they say all is fair in love and war and even on bed. hehe.

i love your long waves of hair, i can drown in them easily. but how i want to partly move the locks of hair covering your face so i can see more of you. and then tilt your chin and stare at your eyes, run the back of my palm to your skin, and drink in the beauty of you. intoxicating. =)

to you know who you are ;)

 

source

buysexual

Am currently reading ":59 seconds Think a little, Change a lot".

from the book, i learned, that to achieve a more lasting kind of happiness, buy experiences instead of goods. experiences give you memories (in time, we tend to remember the good stuff more over the bad ones), products bought get old, worn out and lose its appeal in time.

how does one buy experience, you may ask. go out for a meal, concert, cinema, theater, holiday/vacation, bungee jumping. Spend time with people. Not products (which tend to isolate us with others. Read: ear plugged generation).

as a friend often say to me hindi mababayaran ang saya kahit $1k pa. at sabi nga sa citibank tv commercial, priceless. :)

Personally, i've not really been a fan of buying. not because i don't want to, i just can't afford to. based on the book's test, being materialistic starts at a young age. like i've always been deprived so i am materialistic that way. but i want to buy stuff for my family, not really for myself. so same effect for me, my materialism gives me joy (lusot!). sabi ng iba, I am low maintenance. to others that can mean am cheap. which is fine. to me that means, am cheap, because it doesn't take much to please, make me happy. i mostly stick to the basics. so in a way okay din pala na lumaking deprived. kasi you won't really look for the things you've never been accustomed to. sa una yes, curiosity siguro, then later on i realize, it's just stuff i don't need.

so on my bday eve, i feel happy. i don't have a lot, but i have enough for now. the rest, i can wait for. i am not afraid of hard labor, because that's how i've been raised. so hindi ako takot maghirap or mahirapan. but if i can avoid it for my family i would.

so steady lang ako. nakatapak ang paa sa lupa (wala lang, kasi may gravity. hehe. kasi dapat realistic), nakatingala sa langit (dahil buti na lang libre ang mangarap), bukas ang mga bisig (handa sa anumang dumating, wag lang end of the world) at nakangiti (kasi hay, masarap mabuhay). =)

Indeed a happy birthday to me. Cheers!

pierced

 

Lights On

By The Pierces
-----

Ohhh Ohhh Ohhh

Ohhh Ohhh Ohhh

Some people say that I want you for your money

But I really want you for your body

Pleased to meet you baby, 
I want to be your honey

So let's go tell your daddy and mommy

This won't get any easier now

That your heart is beating in my hand

And I've tried not to destroy you baby

Even though we both know I can

Ohh you know I can

Make love with the lights on baby

Tell me what you see

Clear the bed to lie on darlin'

Make a mess of me

Here's my dress to try on baby

Let me be your man

I will call you pretty darlin'

Tell me what I am

Ohhh Ohhh Ohhh

Ca-Ca-Ca Can I have your number?

Can I have your baby?

Can we run away together?

I would walk on water

I would walk on fire

I would sell my soul to the devil

And this won't get any easier now

That your heart is beating in my hand

And I've tried not to destroy you baby

Even though we both know I can

Make love with the lights on baby

Tell me what you see

Clear the bed to lie on darlin'

Make a mess of me

Here's my dress to try on baby

Let me be your man

I will call you pretty darlin'

Tell me what I am

Make love with the lights on baby

Tell me what you see

Clear the bed to lie on darlin'

Make a mess of me

Here's my dress to try on baby

Let me be your man

I will call you pretty darlin'

Tell me what I am

my ultimate fantasy is simply a threesome.
now i want to be specific.
i want a threesome
with the pierce sisters
(catherine and allison).

learn more about the threesome, i mean the pierces here.


** thanks to hapi for giving me the song =) **

The Rainbow Connection

Punta tayo! :)

he Cultural Center of the Philippines and Task Force Pride Philippines--a network of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender groups and individuals that seeks to promote positive visibility for the LGBT community--is holding "The Rainbow Connection." 
 
This event, part of the CCP Night Market series, will feature a night bazaar along with performances by various LGBT and LGBT-friendly artists. It will be held on March 4, 2011 (Friday) at the CCP Eskinita, and will go on from 6 p.m. till 12 midnight.

Performances will include, among others, excerpts from Tanghalang Pilipino's "ZsaZsa Zaturnah Ze Musikal", Teatro Tomasino's "Final Mark" and the Amazing Theater Group, indie music, and performance poetry from Venus in Orbit and Bigkas Pilipinas.

The program will be hosted by Carlos Celdran (well-known tour guide, artist and reproductive health advocate) and Perci Cendana (Commissioner, National Youth Commission).
The bazaar will offer LGBT-themed merchandise and other great finds, among them:

• Artworks and books
• Clothes and Accessories--designer, vintage, new and avant-garde
• Food and wine
• Beauty products and fragrances
• Health and wellness products
• Spa
• Travel and tours
• Dream photo booth
• Wet 'n wild booth

Entrance is absolutely free. 

Experience true colors. 

Different tastes. 

Varied lifestyles. 

Celebrate Diversity!