Princess Dejah Thoris

just saw the movie John Carter earlier and it has proven one thing, women, no make that steamy women are not just from venus, but from mars as well. :) here is Princess Dejah Thoris of Mars, played by Lynn Collins. i was drooling hypnotized by her portrayal and most specially her arm porn.
she is strong in body and character. intelligent/knowledgeable with astrophysics and have even invented a machine that could have saved her planet. in short, she is perfect... for me... hahaha.

the movie came from a comic book. see that dwashboard abs? ansarap hawakan no? :)

And the sight which met my eyes was that of a slender, girlish figure, similar in every detail to the earthly women of my past life. She did not see me at first, but just as she was disappearing through the portal of the building which was to be her prison she turned, and her eyes met mine. Her face was oval and beautiful in the extreme, her every feature was finely chiseled and exquisite, her eyes large and lustrous and her head surmounted by a mass of coal black, waving hair, caught loosely into a strange yet becoming coiffure. Her skin was of a light reddish copper color, against which the crimson glow of her cheeks and the ruby of her beautifully molded lips shone with a strangely enhancing effect.

She was as destitute of clothes as the green Martians who accompanied her; indeed, save for her highly wrought ornaments she was entirely naked, nor could any apparel have enhanced the beauty of her perfect and symmetrical figure. - John Carter’s first person account of his first look at Dejah Thoris in A Princess of Mars

more arm porn

Dejah Thoris (Lynn Collins); the beautiful, raven-haired princess of Helium, is a passionate advocate for the Heliumites and their way of life. Dejah is Regent of the Royal Academy of Science, and was trained to rule and fight. She is on the verge of a discovery that could permanently shift the balance of power between her nation Helium and their enemy Zodanga. But time is running out, and Dejah must convince John Carter to enlist in the fight to save Helium. So she is not exactly a damsel in distress. Several time she said to Carter to stay on her back as she is a very skilled swordswoman.

red tatts. am not sure, but i think she is the first princess i've seen with tattoos all over her body. so cool and astig factor of  Dejah, +1,000 pts! :)

even her father is afraid of her. hehe

did i mention she is very beautiful?

to recap, she is beautiful, intelligent, warrior, strong, a royalty, uber hot, highly skilled in sword fighting, liberated, and cool. so to re-recap, she is perfect. =)

Take a cause. Fall in love. Write a book. the last three lines in the movie spoken by John Carter. Take a cause. check. Fall in love. many checks. Write a book. well blogging for years can pass up as a book i think. so check! hehehe.

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Lynn Collins in  her g2g-related side :)

here as Portia (red-hair) in the movie Merchant of Venice. isn't she just a tease here? :)

Portia and teasing the girl - this shows two degrees of separation to g2g! :)

in the next three pix with Ashley Judd in the movie Bug. she's the blonde girl with tatts butching with Judd. there's definitely sexual tension here. hehe

something purely personal:

what i would give to be the table cloth on top of the table she's leaning on. if my tongue was just detachable, ilang beses na siguro itong nagslide sa likod nya, arm and erm, ilalim ng arm nya. ;)

i hope it's okay :)

i will leave you with this season ender song in the show am currently loving, Harry' Law. a disillusioned district attorney sang this in a lawyers' gala. he shared to them something he still believes in and actually loves doing. he's been singing the same song everyday in the shower was his intro. everyone (including me) feared it'll be awful. on the opposite, it was heartfelt wonderful. there is always something moving when someone bares their soul before you. to be trusted with something very personal is just sacred. the same thing goes with the song, to love is sacred. just to love. never mind if it's known or shared or returned. to love. to have that utterly feeling from pleasant silly to fireworks phenomenal. just the thought of someone you love and all the possibilities your imagination can weave. it's enough to sustain you through hard times. for now, it will lull me to sleep to dream some more and weave my own desired possibilities. :) good night! =)

Vagina Day!

Let me hear your vaginas roar! :) It will be an exciting day because, It's Happy V(agina)-Day on March 31! Yey! :)

'Been a while since they last did The Vagina Monologues. What I really want to see is the Tagalog version. But for the meantime, this is a must see show for women. After watching the show, you will never see your vaginas *if you ever look at them* the same way again. :) I will definitely watch this one.

The special one-night performance features stage, screen and recording stars--as well as acclaimed journalists and activists--all formidable women in their respective fields.

Produced by The New Voice Company, the show is raising funds for Lila Pilipina, ILA the Philippine comfort women organization.

Leading the list of empowered women are screen legend and film star Boots Anson-Roa and international singing star Kuh Ledesma. Joining them is acclaimed stage, screen and TV actress and theater director Monique Wilson, who has been performing and producing the play and organizing V-Day events in the Philippines and around Asia for the last 12 years, and who was a special guest at V-Day’s 10th year anniversary show in New Orleans with other international stars.

Also in the cast are leading ladies of the Philippine stage--Joy Virata, Pinky Amador, Tami Monsod, Juno Henares, Sheila Francisco, Roselyn Perez, Madeleine Nicolas, Gina Wilson and Mae Paner, as well as acclaimed singers--Cynthia Alexander, Leah Navarro and multi-awarded actress/singer Aiza Seguerra.

The show also stars film and TV actress and host Giselle Tongi, along with a younger generation of rising theater actresses--Angelina Kanapi, Christine Carlos, Ampy Sietereales, Christine Escudero and Angela Padilla as well as NVC resident actresses Denise Bontogon, April Celmar, Rona Lou San Pedro and Nikki Ventosa.

Other special guests include multi-awarded actress/writer Bibeth Orteza, celebrated news anchor Ces Drilon, well-known journalist Dolly Anne Carvajal, respected women’s rights activists Anna Leah Sarabia, Edna Aquino, Rep. Emmi de Jesus and Rep. Liza Maza, leading OB-gynecologist Dra. Marlyn Ruaro and Gabriela’s cultural group--Sining Lila.

Poignant and hilarious, “The Vagina Monologues,” based on interviews with over 200 women about their memories and experiences of sexuality, is a celebration of female sexuality in all its complexity and mystery. The play inspired a global activist movement, V-Day, to stop violence against women, using creative events to increase awareness, raise money and revitalize the spirit of existing anti-violence organizations.

In 2011, more than 6,000 V-Day events took place around the world. To date, the movement has raised over $80 million and reached over 300 million people. V-Day was first launched in Manila in 2001 and has been reaching communities all around the country since then. The play and V-Day have received sustained critical acclaim in the country and around Asia and the support of the biggest female stars and women leaders in the Philippines.

The show is directed by New Voice Company Artistic Director Monique Wilson and Associate Artistic Director Rito Asilo, with Rossana Abueva as Executive Producer. Light Design is by Mel Roxas and Stage and Production Management by Tcel Maramag, Lisa Santos and Bambi Gamban.

Date: March 31, 2012

Venue: Music Museum (Level C, Shoppesville Arcade, Greenhills Shopping Center, San Juan, Metro Manila)
Time: 8:00pm
Ticket prices:


P 1,200 - Orchestra Center (Reserved)
P 800 - Orchestra Side (First Come, First Served)
P 600 - Balcony (First Come, First Served)

For tickets contact the New Voice Company at 896-6695 or 899-0630, or e-mail newvoicecompany@gmail.com.

Tickets are available at NVC, Ticketworld (891-9999) and the Music Museum (721-0635).
Visit www.newvoicecompany.com for more information about VDAY.
To join the movement – visit http://www.vday.org/.

All V-Day Manila events will benefit the Lila Filipina Comfort Women group

First public lesbian kiss in primetime Philippine tv

on the rare occasion that i watch tv and pbb at that, i get to catch this momentous, first public g2g kiss in primetime tv! out lesbian Divine Smith pbb housemate was visited by her girlfriend Mikhaela Gregory in big brother's house. and my, was she gorgeous! when they saw each other, they drank in each other's beauty, hugged, held hands, kissed, cuddled, kissed again. love was just overflowing, homophobia didn't stand a chance! :) it was a happy moment. they look so good together. and i bet tastes very yummy too. :)

Aiza Seguerra and Chen Sarte broke up

sad, but true. Aiza Seguerra and Chen Sarte, partners for seven long years broke up.

during happy times

pics ftom here and here

 

Nope, Mommy Caring is not the third party, thus the insert pic.

I just couldn't find a more recent public pic of them together.

source: here
Posted at 03/20/2012 9:08 PM

MANILA, Philippines – Acoustic singer Aiza Seguerra has broken up with her girlfriend of seven years Chen Sarte.

But Sarte, a talent manager, said she has already moved on, as she appealed to the public to stop speculating on the cause of their breakup.

According to reports, Seguerra already has a new girlfriend.

“We remain friends and I have a lot to be thankful to Aiza in the more than seven years we were together,” Sarte said. “She opened my mind to music and showbiz.”

Sarte is also hoping to establish her own identity, not as the ex-girlfriend of Seguerra, but as a champion of original Pilipino music or OPM.

Currently, Sarte is co-managing the upcoming rock singer Cathy Go with folk artist Bayang Barrios

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let's revisit the happy times 

 

is charice a lesbian?

a reader asked me this via a comment "Pake confirm please, is charice a lez? Felt gaydar..." well, for one thing, it was Ellen De Generes who discovered her. Surely, there must have been some kind of gaydar connection there right? :D

am not really a fan, but i think you got your answer with all the hullabaloo on her new look.

When asked if she is a lesbian or not, Charice answered: “Why would you ask me that question? I think that‘s a very inappropriate question. For me, just love me. I‘m a person. If you think I‘m a boy or a girl or if I look like a boy, then fine. I‘m Charice. I know what people think…I don‘t care. This is the look that I want. The only thing that you can do is move on.” 

to associate a person's sexuality by the length of their hair is just stereotyping. if that was the case, then demi moore has long been gay, beginning the film Ghost.

and got real butch in G.I. Jane.

then there's hot kiera knightley of Bend it Like Beckham, where i wish she's really playing a gay role, and not just a mistaken sexuality.

model, actress, singer Agyness Deyn who made androgyny cool and mainstream,

another one of aggy. she's just soo cute!

megan fox, err i think she's bi. still!

emma watson. you wish! hahaha. it won't hurt to dream :)

so is nora aunor, oops! is she? hehehe.

when she did play the role of a lesbian in the film T-Bird at Ako, she was sporting a long hair, while her love interest, vilma santos was the one in short hair. and that was in the 80s ha

and justin beiber. oh yeah, he just looks like a tomboy, but really a guy. haha.

so going back to charice :) - her "rumored" partner? see the blonde girl below, her personal assistant. i saw a pic of them together featured at the front page of either inquirer or phil star. can't remember which.

anyways, you know the quote? silence means yes. and sometimes not answering a question is actually answering the question. ;)

Jessica Sanchez

i know it's unhealthy late for me already, but i just have to let this out my chest before i burst to sub-atomic particles with intense joy and pride. and i have to do this super fast before my migraine catches me and cripple me from doing anything else.

i will always love you too jessica sanchez! *maddening squeeze to you!* you just gave me something to believe in and hope for (after i lost it with the way the impeachment trial's running or should i say crawling, and with the series of student slays).

you are the strongest filipino contestant of AI to date. THANK YOU because you always give it your your best badass self! i mean you swag, you rawr, you purr, you eat your competitors whole! you are that hungry, literally and figuratively. you are soo good that it's illegal because mygawd, you're just 16 which means, as much as i want to eat you whole too, i shouldn't. hehe. but assuming i could devour and languish just in your wild yet controlled voice, i would, crumpled bedsheets, no pee break, till my body turns so sore i'd need wheelchair for walking and all. whew!

seriously. you are that thing that raced my heart rate in breaking all records speed i can have a stroke any moment while you were singing. i was stinking sweaty, on the edge of my seat with tension for fear you'd freak for even a fraction of a millisecond. you are soo mean! you did the most difficult song not only in vocal requirement but for what it means - whitney's most iconic song who recently died and had tributes left and right. if you as so make half a note mistake, the world and even whitney will kill you even after you're dead! that is how insane this song is. you almost got me killed too! but am thrilled that the world was with me in this near-death ecstasy.


"Jessica is a vocal powerhouse with a breathtakingly beautiful voice; the judges were enraptured and covered in goosies as they gave a standing ovation, the audience collectively wept over the blessing that is her voice, and American Idol critics everywhere put Jessica's name in their headline, knowing it would optimize their web traffic." - one article said

one commented that your rendition was better than that of jennifer hudson and hudson even tweeted "“Yes Jessica! That’s it!!”

how can i not love you back when you've poured not just your heart but your whole self and your future to the song? love begets love. i know you don't need it, still even if you don't take my heart, it's already yours along with 40 million others' (if we are to believe steven tyler). =)

i love you. i love you. i love you. i can't help it. and i won't tire of it. love foams from my mouth and leaks from my pores. you are inside of me and yet i am fully in yours. it's like we're married. meshed together yet distinct two women. can you believe that? am talking truckloads of nonsense, hyperboles and superlatives. am as insane as you. so am gonna stop now because you know what i mean. =) i love you. i love you. i love you...

your first standing ovation performance that made me forget you're a kid. =)

the weight of waiting

i abhor waiting. the reason i don't normally go see doctors thru my HMO or not go have check up at all if i can help it. torturous images of waking up early at ungodly  hour of 7am on a weekend, hopping from one clinic to another that are buildings apart, filling up various forms till my fingers get arthritic, endless waiting line after line for my turn starting with the elevator, HMO office and then to my appointment with the almighty physicians. i don't know where i stole the patience, but this time, i sucked it all in till i turned blue.

when i was in grade school, i wanted to be a doctor. everyone either wants to be a doctor or a lawyer. it just seems to be the most prestigious profession then - save lives, make people well. what can beat that right? *later in life i will learn that making people healthy and rich is far more important* come high school, our family experienced the great depression and i faced so-called reality. it forced me to rethink my doctor dream. araw araw ba naman galunggong at sardinas kinakain mo, e hindi ka ba naman mapapashift ng career plan? nope, hindi ko naman naisip maging mangigisda. hehe. i downgraded my dream from doctor to nurse.  *wag pong mao-offend ang mga nurse friends ko pls. peace tayo :)* tuition is cheaper and can easily work abroad (or so i thought). when my UP dream was within reach, i had to decide again. mamili ka, nurse sa others na school or non-quota course basta UP?

fast forward and am still in this godforsaken line of waiting. after UP, i thought i've seen the worst in pila. obviously i haven't tried riding mrt/lrt then. the pila of all muddahfuckenbahdtweep pila.

when the doctor's assistant finally let me in the room, time stood, arms crossed. dim lights not for effect, but just poor lighting, yellowed diplomas laminated on wood, slightly tattered on the edge synthetic maroon leathered seats, waxed dark red floor if not vinyl design fading, huge varnished wooden table topped with thick clear glass and various wornout notes underneath. one must not miss the black and white sepia toned grad pics of their grown up kids, grand kids and of spouses in filipiana outfits. everything looks, feels and smells dated. i had this eerie feeling i'd be looking meryll streepish by the time i leave the room.

the doctors rarely have computers in their office. and when i replied that i work in IT, they are quick to admit they didn't really adjust to the tech stuff yet. the doctor patiently listened to my nonsense sounding complaints i call symptoms. he meticulously examined my breathing, sight, ears, vitals, etc. unhurriedly wrote down whatever was useful from my blabbering. he took time understanding my concerns. and by the time he shared me his findings, it was with clarity and credence that i kinda felt silly for even making a big F of my minor ills. he clearly explained the purpose of each item in the prescription making sure i am crystal  with the instructions. i felt so taken cared of i would have hugged him and called him dad if i were the tactile kind. sniff. sniff.

i shook his warm, veiny hand and realized, the doctor and i, we are galaxies apart. i live with my brain cells and skin pores always racing for the multitasking i've been programmed to do. slowing down i am convinced will make me sicker. the good doctor lives in his universe of thoroughness backed not just by science but by remarkable patience anchored on decades of experience. for his case and his patients, slow is good. i opened my bag to put in the prescription. with it i also opened a question that will remain open for a long time. life is finite if not short, so what am i rushing for?

i left the doctor's room, nostalgia still rubbing on my skin. walked past the pissed, the angry, the sleepy, the worried, the busy, the hungry, the wondering faces that make up the long line. stopped by the restroom before finally going home. i looked at my face. it bore not the face of meryl streep as i had initially feared, but that of someone who finally learned the wisdom of worth the wait. =)

Being gay doesn’t mean you’re immoral

Being gay doesn’t mean you’re immoral, 

Supreme Court rules in judge’s case

*full article at the bottom*

take that churh! :p

just so you know am not making this, up, i posted the source link. the news seemed so surreal i rechecked if am really reading it in inquirer! or if am in the fiction section instead. doesn't it feel good to be on the right of things and be supported by law? =) 

to all in the hiding or in denial, it's never too late. i mean look at this guy. a retired judge. so he must be like what? cuevas? hehehe. so if he was coming out in impeachment court, it may run like this, "let it be put in record that the witness is gay and morality still intact."

And about this line "The fact that [he] got married and had children is not proof against his claim of homosexuality". Gosh. jun encarnacion has i think 6 kids including no less than the famous chef tristan encarnacion. the late jun encarnacion is a flamboyant gay owner of the salon franchise by his name who at times appeared on tv and movies. arnel ignacio, tv game show host/radio host, businessman, son of a respected banker, has one kid. used to have a boyish looking pretty wife too. ogie diaz, brace yourself, 4 kids! and soon to marry his female dyowa. imagine that. then there's rumored g2g chef marites gutierrez with one gorgeous kid. she got married in US, divorced and fell in love next to cooking. 

more than anybody else, it's us fab lgbts who should be having kids because of our uber cool genes! won't the world be better looking, fashionable, colorful and creative with our kinds trotting around :)

pic source here

Being gay doesn’t mean you’re immoral, Supreme Court rules in judge’s case

source: inquirer.net

A judge who admitted he was gay should not be automatically presumed to be immoral, the Supreme Court (SC) has ruled.

In a decision, the Supreme Court’s Second Division dismissed the administrative cases of immorality and dishonesty filed against Judge Eliseo Campos, the now-retired presiding judge of the municipal trial court of Bayugan City, Agusan del Sur, by his estranged wife and son.

“There was no evidence that the respondent engaged in scandalous conduct that would warrant the imposition of disciplinary action against him,” the high court said in a decision penned by Associate Justice Antonio Carpio.

However, the court found Campos guilty of simple misconduct and fined him P20,000 for registering his then minor son as the owner of a piece of land that figured in the couple’s pending legal separation and annulment cases.

“In order to manipulate the situation, and taking advantage of his knowledge of the law, respondent caused the registration of the property in [his son’s] name with the intention of defrauding a possible judgment-obligee. Clearly, it was improper behavior which warrants disciplinary sanction by this court.”

The three administrative cases stemmed from the annulment case filed by Campos in July 2008, a year before he retired. In his suit he said he was a homosexual and that his wife had affairs with other men which he did not bother to stop or question.

His wife denied Campos’ accusations of infidelity and claimed her husband only wanted their marriage annulled so he could marry another woman with whom he was allegedly having a relationship. She opposed the annulment and filed for a legal separation instead.

The high tribunal affirmed the findings of the investigating judge that there was no proof that Campos had a relationship with another woman or was immoral on account of his supposedly being gay.

Hiding true sexuality
“With respect to respondent’s alleged homosexuality, such issue is for the determination of the trial court wherein the [annulment case] is pending. Thus, we also agree in absolving [him] from the charge of dishonesty. The fact that [he] got married and had children is not proof against his claim of homosexuality. As pointed out, it is possible that [he] was only suppressing or hiding his true sexuality,” the high court said.

The justices, however, ruled that Campos committed an unlawful act when he executed an affidavit of loss of a land title that was in his possession. The investigation showed Campos had his then minor son registered as the owner of the land.

After reporting the loss, Campos told the provincial register of deeds that he (Campos) was the real owner and that the title had been wrongly registered in his son’s name. The wife, however, claimed the title was never lost and that their son had it all along. She claimed the judge merely wanted the property back in the event that the annulment was granted.

Campos had said that he only wanted to protect his interest, adding that his wife and son wanted to use the property as collateral for a loan.

Based on the decision, the judge may have anticipated the breakup of his marriage and registered the title in the son’s name so the land would not become conjugal property, which would have to be split if Campos’ wife won the legal separation case.

Slightly sick still

Hey, will post somehing new this week. Am still not fully well. Due yo a recent allergic reaction to meds prescribed by a doctor. :( will kwento abt it soon! For the meantime, I once in a while paramdam in twitter :)

hazing

San Beda law student 

killed in hazing

whatthefreakinfuk is wrong with these men?! it's 2012 already and hazing?! hazing is so 90s! cybercrime na po ngayon.hayz.

don't they have better way to show their prowess than butchering neophytes? tangina nyo! sana mamatay din sa hazing ang mga magiging anak nyo! o kaya makidnap and matorture kayo ng abu sayyaf!

i have an ofcmate who's dad's a pma'er. he shared that hazing isn't such a deal anymore in pma ever since internet came to be. they'd rather be online (surf porn maybe) than kick some poor body's ass.

i am glad there's no sorority yet that reported to have killed anybody in hazing. whew! seems most violence's caused by men. boo!

where's the courage and so-called machismo in battering a blindfolded kid who can't/won't fight back? tsk.

in this day and age of twitter, facebook, tumblr, and glee, what is the sense of joining a fraternity anyway? i just don't get it. maybe bec am not a guy. which am very thankful for btw. inyong inyo na yang bulok nyong guy thing! saksak nyo sa makitid nyong utak at maitim nyong kunsensya! amp!

and lastly, kaya pala ndi kayo nagtatop sa bar e kasi puro hazing inaatupag nyo! hmp! *bugso lang ng damdamin. pasensya na po.*

unwell

i've been so away from blogging that it feels like my blog's a haunted house already, online cobwebs and all, piling up virtual dust made of dead blog skin cells. cough! cough! that makes me the resident lezombie. hehe. i might soon be a real one if i don't get well this week. *here comes the great big excuse* i have been sick for three weeks now. shocking but true. dyosa man, nagkakasakit din. now you know. hehe. i had colds, body ache, teary eyes for two weeks. more like on the brink of a flu, so i still went to work. on the first few days of the third week, i got well. and was i soo happy i hugged myself. *mukha lang naka-straight jacket. nabaliw sa saya* :) latter part of last week, my throat decided to constrict and sore like a betrayed lover/survivor *think aleli arroyo and kc montero*. i started to breathe asthmatic and my left tonsil, fed with my misery, grew bigger. for a millisecond and a few minutes i felt how it's like to be eve with adam's apple literally. if i were a male gay then, i'd be sore as hell because i can't perform bj, much more swallow the fruit's juice of my labor. what an epic performance fail. if you know what i mean.my family has asthma history which managed to skip me thankfully. but my breathlessness and wheezing started to worry me. that asthma, with all the running craze, may have finally caught me in adult life. blasted fad.i also have cough, but i don't cough. i have few phlegms (eww i know) that seem to be glued on my chest. if i could just push my arm inside my throat and scrape them off i would, but sad to say, am not that dexterous. so i finally went to the hospital the other day in the hope to find a dexterous doctor. hehehe. i had with me my prolonged sickness and the catcher in the rye book. when the doctor saw my book, he simply said, classic. i instantly like this doctor. :) he made me open up wide and "aaah" several times. that's when i realized my bj dreams (if i ever had one) is over. because i almost vomited each time his stick enters mine. *err, did i just unintentionally slipped an innuendo there? :D let not your imagination go there. it's literally a wooden stick. ok, i should have not said the wood. not helping. hehe. * going back to my throat and the doc's stick. hahaha. there it goes again. that's what sick people do. think sick thoughts. hehehe. anyhoo, the good doctor concluded i just normally have bigger left tonsil than the usual. you know, the same manner your right breast is bigger than your left. you can fondle one more often to make it bigger. it's not like i can fondle my tonsils for chrissake. :D he gave me two prescriptions. one for my meds (cough and colds) and the other book recommendations. mygawd. if he wasn't obese and if i weren't gay, i'd think he's flirting. hahaha. the bibliophile doc name dropped arlene j. chai who penned "eating fire and drinking water." and raved about the book "the good earth". i will definitely check those out once am well and my wallet's refilled. :)

ps. after taking the meds for two days, i now have a bona fide cough. because i am coughing my guts and phlegm out (no need for scraping). i did not go to work today for fear of coughing out the rest of my internal organs in the office. i don't want them to know all my secrets, like my blood's rainbow-colored. enjoy rainy, monday! =)

Let's Fall, Now.

faith, friends, family.the challenges faced by lgbt couples. watch it tackled in this wonderful stage play i thankfully discovered yesterday. :) super relate! 'hope you can see this also as it's not often we have a stage play about a gay couple here in the philippines.

not rushing you, but it's showing TODAY and tomorrow is the LAST showing at OnStage. Sad! i know! had i learned of this earlier i would have posted about this instantly. but i've been sick for the last two weeks. lea salonga plugged this in her inquirer column. please WATCH! and let me know what you think. if i have time, and err, money, will watch it again tomorrow. =)

Written by playwright Geoffrey Nauffts, “ Next Fall ” is an exploration of faith in a modern gay relationship involving Luke and Adam. So what happens when a Christian gives an Atheist the Heimlich? The play chronicles the five-year relationship of the gay couple as they wrestle with their respective demons. Timely and compelling, the play“ places the Proposition 8 controversy in a human context by exploring what it means to 'believe' in this day and age, and what it might cost us not to".

“Next Fall” is a romantic comedy, a tragedy, a family drama, an issue play, and a coming-of-age story. Whichever path you take into “Next Fall” - the notion of faith is central to the experience.

“Next Fall” won the 2010 John Gassner Award for Geoffrey Nauffts. In the same year, the play was also nominated for the Drama Desk Awards -- Outstanding Play; Tony Awards -- Best Play; Outer Critics Circle Awards -- Outstanding New Broadway Play.

full info -> here

Schedule/Venue

Onstage Theater
Greenbelt 1

2nd Level, Greenbelt 1, Greenbelt
Paseo de Roxas cor. Legaspi St., Ayala Center
Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines

Saturday February 4, 2012
- 3:30 PM
- 8:00 PM
Sunday February 5, 2012 3:30 PM

Tickets are at P800, P600 and P400.

When you but at GB1, the ticket price left is at P800. But the lower prices are still available in Ticketworld.

modern women

Lez Pride

Something to cheer about! :) Rumored lesbian Eugene Domingo and lesbian role played by Shamaine Centenera-Buencamino both got nominated in the prestigious 6th Asian Film Awards. The former for best actress category, the latter for the best supporting actress category. Both also won in 7th Cinemalaya.

I was able to watch the film Niño in Cinemalaya and there was a scene that really cracked me up.

as background, Merced (played by Sharmaine) is the eldest daughter taking care of the family who lives in their uncle's old-rich house. Merced as a means of additional income, took in a nurse boarder, Kat. Below they were talking about a seeming clandestine incestuous affair between Merced's brother and their balikbayan cousin (daughter of the uncle).

scene: both were on bed, Kat massaging Merced's tired back.

Kat: Boarder nga lang ako rito, napansin ko na agad. Ikaw hindi?
Merced: Paranoid ka lang. Kasi may sikreto rin tayo.
Kat: (looks of realization)
Merced: Isa pa, hindi na nakakakilig isiping nag gaganon sila no. Matatanda na sila.
Kat: Sabagay..
Merced: Eh ano tayo?
Kat: Modern tayo no!

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here's the article from Philippine Daily Inquirer:

Another Pinay in Asian Oscars

Shamaine Centenera-Buencamino joins Eugene Domingo with best supporting actress nomination

January 20, 2012 | 12:45 am

Apart from the two nominations of Marlon Rivera’s “Ang Babae sa Septic Tank,” another Filipino, theater stalwart Shamaine Centenera-Buencamino, clinched a best supporting actress nod, for “Niño,” in the 6th Asian Film Awards.

Buencamino joins best actress nominee Eugene Domingo and best screenplay nominee Chris Martinez (both for “Septic”) in the honor roll. Three years ago, Gina Pareño won best supporting actress for Brillante Ma. Mendoza’s “Serbis” and her costar, Jaclyn Jose, was nominated in the same category.

Regarded as the Asian Oscars, the AFA will be held in Hong Kong in March.

When Buencamino heard the news from “Niño” director Loy Arcenas a few days ago, she was initially incredulous. “I didn’t expect it because, during the film’s screening at the Busan fest last year, my costars Art Acuña and Raquel Villavicencio were the ones who got noticed,” she explained.

She feels it’s a welcome development that theater actors like her and Domingo are being recognized in the mainstream— locally and but internationally as well.

“In the past, theater actors didn’t get meaty roles,” she recalled. But the indie film movement, she said, allowed them to break the star system slowly. “Uge [Domingo’s nickname] made

EUGENE Domingo

headway. She proved that theater actors can do comedy and drama.”

In her Facebook page, Domingo said that she is “honored” to be nominated alongside Buencamino. “Shamaine is one great actress,” Domingo said. “She is my senior in the theater… [someone] I’ve always admired.”

Domingo dedicated her AFA nomination to all her teachers at the Speech Communication and Theater Arts department in UP Diliman— including Buencamino, who taught there when Domingo was a student.

Buencamino also won best supporting actress for “Niño” at the Cinemalaya last year.

When she was nominated at the movie press’ Star Awards in the best supporting actress category for Joselito Altarejos’ “Ang Lihim ni Antonio” in 2008, the souvenir program stated that she’s a veteran in acting derbies.

“Actually, I hardly get singled out,” she admitted. Apart from Cinemalaya, her only other acting trophy was from Cinema One for Lawrence Fajardo’s “Prinsesa” in 2007, she pointed out.

A newcomer

She feels she’s still a newcomer when it comes to acting in front of the camera. “Some mainstream stars think one workshop is enough. But it’s a constant learning process. Until now, I still watch and study my playbacks. I get worried that my gestures are too big or that my face moves too much onscreen.”

SHAMAINE Centenera photo by rodel rotoni

Buencamino, who’s in the cast of the GMA 7 afternoon soap “Kung Aagawin ang Langit,” is optimistic that theater training and discipline will finally get affirmed with these recognitions here and abroad.

“I hope these honors will mean more acting jobs,” she quipped.

But will she attend the Asian Oscars in Hong Kong?

“I’ll be unemployed by then. I hope I’ll get another job soon, so I can afford to attend the awards show. It’ll be my first time in Hong Kong if ever,” she remarked.

quote in the moment

putsa! relate! wehehehe. ang sarap idelete ang number nya pero memorized mo rin naman. syeet.

or sometimes no reply pa nga.

quote in the moment

my coming out story

in my Diaspora post last year, i shared that my family's shrinking. not because we have midget genes, *ehem, 5'6 ang bunso namin* but because my sisters are leaving.

last dec.28, my sister from US arrived with her fil-am kids. i was meaning to come out to her first because first, her American sister-in-law is a lesbian lawyer with a partner of, gasp! 20yrs!. second, she's the most liberated among us. i think she's seen it all but my being gay. and third, two years ago, in her high school reunion, we learned with shock from her fb pix that she mostly had butch friends then. when we asked her of it, she simply said, "e medyo totomboy tomboy ako nung high school." mygawd! and we didnt have the tiniest clue of her dark past. haha. i guess gay secrets run in our blood too. i then planned to come out next to my sister who's going to migrate to Italy in the summer.

attempt #1
we were slouching on my bed, talking about various stuff while waiting for a sister to finish in the cr. since she's into lace and sexy stuff, i decided to give her the hides-nothing lingerie given to me by a friend from this blog. i would have kept it had it not been one size bigger. anyhoo, i started,

fw: this lingerie, it's a gift to me by a fan.
US sis: fan?
fw: oo, madami akong fans *not looking at her*
US sis: fan saan?
fw: sa blog.
US sis: give me the link, para may mabasa naman ako.
fw: err, *tension building on my throat* secret sya e.
US sis: *gave me the puzzled look*
fw: basta.

my other sister suddenly opened the door with a bang and announced, "am done, cr is free." US sis quickly stood up and left. and i was left hanging, cussing to myself for being such a coward.

attempt #2
last day of 2011, i asked my US sis and Italy sis to go out malling. i was imagining us three in a resto, the two of them on one side and i opposite them as i do the big reveal over pasta and wine. what happened was, US sis went to the salon to get her hair done, Italy sis to the other end of the mall to find kiddie clothes. and i was left in the middle, my cloud of a plan pffft! i just went shopping for clothes. when both sisters finally finished, i urged them that we eat, even though my tummy's full with tension already.

as we were eating, i kept practicing in my head what i will say -


am glad the three of us are together like this. it's been a while. *getting teary eyed* you two being the eldest of my sisters, i want to tell you something important. you see, *drumroll* i have come to fall for ... women. i did not plan for this. but i realized that i am happiest with women. i hope you don't think differently or lowly of me because i love you both...

with each bite and gulp, i stared at them looking for the perfect timing. they shared stories, kwentos of our childhood, laughter, picture taking here and there. i just laughed and nodded with them, the stories not really sinking in because i have a different story brewing in my mind. i look at them and they were happy, not a clue how uneasy i was in my seat. my nervousness eating away the words i wanted to tell them. i wasn't able to enjoy the food i paid for. i was quiet on our way home. partly mad at myself for another wasted opportunity.  why is it so hard?

attempt #3
first week of January, a promo fare to Italy was released. it will save my sister around P70k. the catch is, the flight is Jan. 14!!! it's barely two-weeks preparation for a migration!

Jan.6 i asked US and Italy sisters for us to spa. US sis went to a party with friends. Italy sis was tired. And i am in panic. hay.

Jan. 7,  I said to Italy sis that we go ahead with the spa sans US sis. I got home early, went to my room, texted her that she just wake me up once she's ready to spa. I woke up 10ish and went to her, but she's already asleep. :( The next day I asked her what happened. she said she was too tired already. :(( 

attempt #4
Jan. 8, Italy sis left to go to her home already to start prepping. :( US sis flew to Cebu and will come back Feb already. 

outlook is getting bleak. sigh.


Jan. 9-10 i texted Italy sis frequently, almost begging for a spa. she finally agreed! :) She said she has some errands in Manila and we can spa after.

Jan. 11 night, we went to Wensha. did the shower, jacuzzi, sauna, massage and then finally the shabu shabu dinner. i figured we'd be soo relaxed that coming out would just steam off from me like vapor. an hour later, no steam still other than that from the stew. each food i bite felt like a boulder being trapped in my throat. i felt soo heavy and my chest congested. totally not relaxed. dinner ended and still nothing. *frantic*

we took a cab. tension reached my head and it's pulsating, screaming, "JUST LET IT OUT!!!*

dang! no traffic. just when you want to slow down the ride. past the mall, it's just 10min away from our house. my heart felt like it's about to jump out of my chest and just strangle me for my stupidity.

5min away from home, left with no time and choice, i finally faced her.

fw: since aalis na kayo and five years ka pa makakabalik, may gusto sana akong sabihin sa yo.
Italy sis: *looking worried* ano yon?
fw: uhm, *pause* nagkaroon na ko ng relationships sa babae.
*fireworks! it's like new year's eve all over again*
Italy sis: babae?
fw: yes.*long explanation of lack of men to admire beginning with my father, relatives, the ex-bfs*

Italy sis: tama ka dyan.
..
..
..

*walking to our house *

Italy sis: hindi ka na ba magkakagusto sa lalake?

fw: i dunno. i fall for the person, not the gender. i am not closing my doors, but it is something i don't see or feel now.

****

at past 12mn on Jan.12, 2012, after several failed attempts, i finally came out to one of my sisters. what joyful and defining moment when she said, "ang mas mahalaga ang happiness mo."

Gayest Cities

mirror, mirror on the wall, which is the gayest of them all? the mirror, or rather The Advocate has spoken. The Advocate is a prominent publication for the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender communities

 

1. Salt Lake City - dang! i was here two years ago! and only met one lesbian colleague. maybe the straights i was with turned the others off. hehe. i should seriously go back. :)

2. Orlando
3. Cambridge, Mass.
4. Fort Lauderdale
5. Seattle - well, Grey's Anatomy is here, where the hottest lez couple are. :)

6. Ann Arbor, Mich.
7. St. Paul and Minneapolis
8. Knoxville, Tenn. (Its main drag downtown is named Gay Street, by the way, but city fathers weren't thinking sexual orientation way back when that was done.)
9. Atlanta - i personally know one hot lez from here. tee-hee.
10. Grand Rapids, Mich.
11. Little Rock, Ark.
12. Portland, Ore.
13. Austin
14. Long Beach
15. Denver

full article here.

criteria used

if I am to have the top 3 Gayest Cities in the Metro, off the bat i'd say -

1.Malate ofcourse! - no explanation needed. okay, it's not technically a city, but hey, it's a gay city in itself. hehe

2. Makati - Burgos, Makati Ave. where the transgenders/sexuals seem to be the fave companions/friends of foreigners based on visibility. This is also where the coolest gay bar,Government was located, until A-Venue came to be and the covert club ceased to exist. sigh.There are loads of fab gays too from the corporate, including moi! haha.

3. Quezon City - UP Babaylan, call centers, Palawan club (gay bar), and other gay bars too.

i think i have to make a serious research and article about this. :)

happy moment 2

news flash! i just came out to one of my sisters and it was a success! :) ang saya lang! kumakabog pa rin ang dibdib ko as i type this. hehe. saka na ang full kwento at magtata-talon pa ko sa tuwa! hehehehe.

STOP in the name of happiness

hello ladies :) this article at the bottom got published in inquirer.net indicating that they don't know who the author is. a simple google search revealed the originating site, which is marcandangel. which i also read and love. since it's still considered new year, 'thought i'd also share here. =)

i am feeling the good vibes and the positivity mainly because i did several of the stops below (without conscious reference to the article). jan. 1 morning, what i did first thing was to sit down on my bed, open my planner. instead of a new year's resolution, i identified my top focus for 2012 and what i need to do to achieve them. doing that helped put clarity and purpose for me.

2012 end of the world aside, i don't want to let moments get wasted, look back with regret and disappointment that i missed the opportunity of time to be happy. simply, i don't want time to just pass me by. so am making time for time. now. =) enjoy reading everyone! *power hugs*

30 Things to Stop Doing to Yourself

When you stop chasing the wrong things you give
the right things a chance to catch you.

As Maria Robinson once said, “Nobody can go back and start a new beginning, but anyone can start today and make a new ending.”  Nothing could be closer to the truth.  But before you can begin this process of transformation you have to stop doing the things that have been holding you back.
Here are some ideas to get you started:

1. Stop spending time with the wrong people. – Life is too short to spend time with people who suck the happiness out of you.  If someone wants you in their life, they’ll make room for you.  You shouldn’t have to fight for a spot.  Never, ever insist yourself to someone who continuously overlooks your worth.  And remember, it’s not the people that stand by your side when you’re at your best, but the ones who stand beside you when you’re at your worst that are your true friends.
2. Stop running from your problems. – Face them head on.  No, it won’t be easy.  There is no person in the world capable of flawlessly handling every punch thrown at them.  We aren’t supposed to be able to instantly solve problems.  That’s not how we’re made.  In fact, we’re made to get upset, sad, hurt, stumble and fall.  Because that’s the whole purpose of living – to face problems, learn, adapt, and solve them over the course of time.  This is what ultimately molds us into the person we become.
3. Stop lying to yourself. – You can lie to anyone else in the world, but you can’t lie to yourself.  Our lives improve only when we take chances, and the first and most difficult chance we can take is to be honest with ourselves.  Read The Road Less Traveled.
4. Stop putting your own needs on the back burner. – The most painful thing is losing yourself in the process of loving someone too much, and forgetting that you are special too.  Yes, help others; but help yourself too.  If there was ever a moment to follow your passion and do something that matters to you, that moment is now.
5. Stop trying to be someone you’re not. – One of the greatest challenges in life is being yourself in a world that’s trying to make you like everyone else.  Someone will always be prettier, someone will always be smarter, someone will always be younger, but they will never be you.  Don’t change so people will like you.  Be yourself and the right people will love the real you.
6. Stop trying to hold onto the past. – You can’t start the next chapter of your life if you keep re-reading your last one.
7. Stop being scared to make a mistake. – Doing something and getting it wrong is at least ten times more productive than doing nothing.  Every success has a trail of failures behind it, and every failure is leading towards success.  You end up regretting the things you did NOT do far more than the things you did.
8. Stop berating yourself for old mistakes. – We may love the wrong person and cry about the wrong things, but no matter how things go wrong, one thing is for sure, mistakes help us find the person and things that are right for us.  We all make mistakes, have struggles, and even regret things in our past.  But you are not your mistakes, you are not your struggles, and you are here NOW with the power to shape your day and your future.  Every single thing that has ever happened in your life is preparing you for a moment that is yet to come.
9. Stop trying to buy happiness. – Many of the things we desire are expensive.  But the truth is, the things that really satisfy us are totally free – love, laughter and working on our passions.
10. Stop exclusively looking to others for happiness. – If you’re not happy with who you are on the inside, you won’t be happy in a long-term relationship with anyone else either.  You have to create stability in your own life first before you can share it with someone else.  Read Stumbling on Happiness.
11. Stop being idle. – Don’t think too much or you’ll create a problem that wasn’t even there in the first place.  Evaluate situations and take decisive action.  You cannot change what you refuse to confront.  Making progress involves risk.  Period!  You can’t make it to second base with your foot on first.
12. Stop thinking you’re not ready. – Nobody ever feels 100% ready when an opportunity arises.  Because most great opportunities in life force us to grow beyond our comfort zones, which means we won’t feel totally comfortable at first.
13. Stop getting involved in relationships for the wrong reasons. – Relationships must be chosen wisely.  It’s better to be alone than to be in bad company.  There’s no need to rush.  If something is meant to be, it will happen – in the right time, with the right person, and for the best reason. Fall in love when you’re ready, not when you’re lonely.
14. Stop rejecting new relationships just because old ones didn’t work. – In life you’ll realize that there is a purpose for everyone you meet.  Some will test you, some will use you and some will teach you.  But most importantly, some will bring out the best in you.
15. Stop trying to compete against everyone else. – Don’t worry about what others doing better than you.  Concentrate on beating your own records every day.  Success is a battle between YOU and YOURSELF only.
16. Stop being jealous of others. – Jealousy is the art of counting someone else’s blessings instead of your own.  Ask yourself this:  “What’s something I have that everyone wants?”
17. Stop complaining and feeling sorry for yourself. – Life’s curveballs are thrown for a reason – to shift your path in a direction that is meant for you.  You may not see or understand everything the moment it happens, and it may be tough.  But reflect back on those negative curveballs thrown at you in the past.  You’ll often see that eventually they led you to a better place, person, state of mind, or situation.  So smile!  Let everyone know that today you are a lot stronger than you were yesterday, and you will be.
18. Stop holding grudges. – Don’t live your life with hate in your heart.  You will end up hurting yourself more than the people you hate.  Forgiveness is not saying, “What you did to me is okay.”  It is saying, “I’m not going to let what you did to me ruin my happiness forever.”  Forgiveness is the answer… let go, find peace, liberate yourself!  And remember, forgiveness is not just for other people, it’s for you too.  If you must, forgive yourself, move on and try to do better next time.
19. Stop letting others bring you down to their level. – Refuse to lower your standards to accommodate those who refuse to raise theirs.
20. Stop wasting time explaining yourself to others. – Your friends don’t need it and your enemies won’t believe it anyway.  Just do what you know in your heart is right.
21. Stop doing the same things over and over without taking a break. – The time to take a deep breath is when you don’t have time for it.  If you keep doing what you’re doing, you’ll keep getting what you’re getting.  Sometimes you need to distance yourself to see things clearly.
22. Stop overlooking the beauty of small moments. – Enjoy the little things, because one day you may look back and discover they were the big things.  The best portion of your life will be the small, nameless moments you spend smiling with someone who matters to you.
23. Stop trying to make things perfect. – The real world doesn’t reward perfectionists, it rewards people who get things done.  Read Getting Things Done.
24. Stop following the path of least resistance. – Life is not easy, especially when you plan on achieving something worthwhile.  Don’t take the easy way out.  Do something extraordinary.
25. Stop acting like everything is fine if it isn’t. – It’s okay to fall apart for a little while.  You don’t always have to pretend to be strong, and there is no need to constantly prove that everything is going well.  You shouldn’t be concerned with what other people are thinking either – cry if you need to – it’s healthy to shed your tears.  The sooner you do, the sooner you will be able to smile again.
26. Stop blaming others for your troubles. – The extent to which you can achieve your dreams depends on the extent to which you take responsibility for your life.  When you blame others for what you’re going through, you deny responsibility – you give others power over that part of your life.
27. Stop trying to be everything to everyone. – Doing so is impossible, and trying will only burn you out.  But making one person smile CAN change the world.  Maybe not the whole world, but their world.  So narrow your focus.
28. Stop worrying so much. – Worry will not strip tomorrow of its burdens, it will strip today of its joy.  One way to check if something is worth mulling over is to ask yourself this question: “Will this matter in one year’s time?  Three years?  Five years?”  If not, then it’s not worth worrying about.
29. Stop focusing on what you don’t want to happen. – Focus on what you do want to happen.  Positive thinking is at the forefront of every great success story.  If you awake every morning with the thought that something wonderful will happen in your life today, and you pay close attention, you’ll often find that you’re right.
30. Stop being ungrateful. – No matter how good or bad you have it, wake up each day thankful for your life.  Someone somewhere else is desperately fighting for theirs.  Instead of thinking about what you’re missing, try thinking about what you have that everyone else is missing.

Train Crush 25

this is how to be blown away in 3 steps.

One

Two

Three

altogether now... woooow! =)

i could easily say you closely resemble Glaiza de Castro but i think you are more beautiful in a simple, charming way with your barely there makeup and endearing hint of shyness. i think i heard divine harps playing magically when you smiled and every time you utter something. 

you may not be a celebrity, but you instantly transformed me into a gushing, nervous fan. i liked you so much that even though you're standing so near to me, and there are people pinning at my back, i still dared take your pic throwing caution to the throng behind. 

beauty has the power of transformation. Train Crush 25 armed me with courage, brought out the resourceful in me, made me hopeful and more importantly gave me ethereal joy. =)

replied, finally.

happy happy! :) sa wakas tumino na ang DSL namin sa bahay. sa tagal kong offline, narealize ko na:

noon - ang uso ay 9 lives,
ngayon - ang meron tayo ay 2 lives, offline and online lives. hehe.

i felt like a part of me died when our DSL died for weeks (offline life). tinigilan ko na ang pagconnect/surf sa iphone at mamamatay naman ako sa taas ng phone bill ko. hehe. sandali din akong nalibang sa twitter. hehe. then naisip ko na nakakadistract sya sa blogging. at may malaki akong atraso, kasi two months na pala akong hindi nagrereply sa mga comments. pasensya na po. bilang bawi, nagreply na po ako. PLUS, ako ay magro-roll call hehe.

tcf - 5k tayo sa Rainbow Run ha :)
eloy - yes, expect more Oprah from me.hehe
pepita - dali, magtren ka na, para mafeature ka sa train crush series ko :)
purple - cheers to friendship spaceship!
lucidmoments - hey, thanks for the comments and sharing in my joy on sme of my posts :)
Anonymous - sana someday may nick ka na so i can properly thank you :)
gangrenes - have faith, malay mo next na ay  #being gay. it's more fun in the philippines. hehe
tzikai - tuwa naman ako sa shinare mo abt 6yrs ;) kwento ka pa ha :)
twistedhalo - meet/chikahan tayo ulet.pero pag natapos ko na si Murakami. out of stock pa rin ang Kafka on the Shore.
rz - oist! ano na balita sa yo? may mga nagkakacrush sa yo dito sa blog ko.hihihi.
JaDa - salamas. kileg naman :)
peterparker - musta na? sana magka-mp3 ang Narda ni Krizza :)
NYC baby - ang prolific mo! will share your stuff pag nagstabilize na net connection ko :)
Serenity - thanks for reading for 7yrs, but am not Lara.hehe. she has a different blog po. Ang super thanks for your info about Train Crush 21. is it okay to blog about it?
S. - napaisip mo ko. hope you can tell more about that bi thing.

sa tagal ng last comments nyo, baka hindi nyo na magets ang mga messages ko sa taas. haha. ok lang, isipin nyo na lang autistic ako.:D

ayan muna at madami pa kong gawaing kung anu-ano. gosh, namiss ko kayo =)

Rainbow Run :)

takbo tayo! :)

“Rainbow Run
– A Colorful Run To The Finish”

on January 29, 2012, Sunday,
at the Venice Piazza, McKinley Hill, Taguig City.



Run with an open mind and an open heart and express yourself regardless of your Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity in a celebration of Equality, Individuality and Diversity.
Come in your most creative running ensemble and be up for Special Awards;

“Most Original Runner”


“Most Fasyon”


“Pinakamagandang Hayop sa Balat ng Lupa”


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It’s a statement.
It’s taking a stand.
It’s choosing to accept who you are –
With every step,
With those who share the same
Open mind and open hearts


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