I'm getting tired with these Summer Daze posts.
This is another 2-in-1 post for 38 and 39.
Yesterday, we celebrated my sister's birthday at TGIF. But I'm pretty sure she already had an obvious date with someone prior to the dinner and kept it a secret (an obvious secret though).
Today was supposed to be another ordinary day but thanks to my sister's annoying attitude towards her child and the rest of the world, I had to let out a lot of steam. While I did warn her that if she kept it up, I will haymaker her but thanks to my mom's peacemaking skills, everything turned out well...sort of.
I hate her attitude, but I can't do anything to appease my anger so I'll just have to store in a lot of steam before my next tantrum.
Mom, my nephew and I went to Pampanga to pick up a few documents required for the renewal of passport. My nephew was hard to manage with just the two of us but it's better than seeing my sister "taking care" of her "son". For her, I don't think she loves her son at all, she sees him as an obligation when troublesome, and a plaything when cheerful.
We got home around 6:30, but before that I got my first dose of the piercing pain of a syringe since elementary thanks to my very delayed Hepatitis B vaccine. I don't know what "3" meant when the doc's secretary said that it was the only available syringe left, but it was as painful as I remember.
But the double blood test using mega syringes when I got plagued by dengue during grade 3 is still the all time most painful injection that I got.
I finally finished the 3rd Birthday this evening. With only six episodes, small customization options and almost repetitive game play it still packed awesome feels at the end. The last shot I had to pull to kill Aya was a painful choice the developers of the game probably added to traumatize the gamers.
Hands down it's still one of the best PSP games that I've played.
Right now I need to focus on finishing Ocarina of Time. It's been a long time since I last played the game. I still don't want to finish it but the Zelda is not complete until I drive Hylian justice to that clingy Gerudo thief.
This is another 2-in-1 post for 38 and 39.
Yesterday, we celebrated my sister's birthday at TGIF. But I'm pretty sure she already had an obvious date with someone prior to the dinner and kept it a secret (an obvious secret though).
Today was supposed to be another ordinary day but thanks to my sister's annoying attitude towards her child and the rest of the world, I had to let out a lot of steam. While I did warn her that if she kept it up, I will haymaker her but thanks to my mom's peacemaking skills, everything turned out well...sort of.
I hate her attitude, but I can't do anything to appease my anger so I'll just have to store in a lot of steam before my next tantrum.
Mom, my nephew and I went to Pampanga to pick up a few documents required for the renewal of passport. My nephew was hard to manage with just the two of us but it's better than seeing my sister "taking care" of her "son". For her, I don't think she loves her son at all, she sees him as an obligation when troublesome, and a plaything when cheerful.
We got home around 6:30, but before that I got my first dose of the piercing pain of a syringe since elementary thanks to my very delayed Hepatitis B vaccine. I don't know what "3" meant when the doc's secretary said that it was the only available syringe left, but it was as painful as I remember.
But the double blood test using mega syringes when I got plagued by dengue during grade 3 is still the all time most painful injection that I got.
I finally finished the 3rd Birthday this evening. With only six episodes, small customization options and almost repetitive game play it still packed awesome feels at the end. The last shot I had to pull to kill Aya was a painful choice the developers of the game probably added to traumatize the gamers.
Right now I need to focus on finishing Ocarina of Time. It's been a long time since I last played the game. I still don't want to finish it but the Zelda is not complete until I drive Hylian justice to that clingy Gerudo thief.
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