Six Flags Roller Coasters

When I went to LA last October i went to six flags and rode almost all the roller coasters there. Just wanted to share some of the coaster I rode. Mindblowing and totally awesome!

Tatsu: Highest, Longest, Lying roller coaster in the world. Got really scared with this coaster. Specially while ascending at the start.

Goliath: On of the tallest ones in the US. The first drop goes straight to this black tunnel. The coaster is like a shot straight down to hell.

Superman Escape: From 0 to 100MPH, 'nuff said. Fighter jet?

Viper: The best during its glory days during the early 90's. Hehehe.

OrgForward.com 2.0

Check out the new OrgForward.com website. Made some major changes with the site design early this year. I'm going for a more blog type feel to it. I'm using Wordpress as my base system and found a nice template design perfect for OrgForward. Tweaked some stuff with the code and the CSS. Really hope that launching the 2.0 version of the site this school year will be a success. Partnered with EntrepBuff for some video contant. Still partnering with Dare It Forward and Starfish magazine.

I miss New York

I miss New York. I feel that there is so much to be discovered in that city. Though, I've only been there for five amazing days, I feel that it has already won me over. Just finished watching Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist, a movie set around the streets of the Big Apple, and yes it brought me wanting New York more (just like any other show about this place). How I wish to be there this moment. Or maybe not... I don't think I can stand the cold. :(

Unique New York. Unique New York. Unique New York. Unique New York.

Karev's words of wisdom

"Maybe we need to get a little messed up so that we can step up" - Alex Karev talking about the significance of trauma

Love the Grey's Writers, thank you for writing such beautiful material that speaks about the ups and downs of life.

I don't get to write anymore...

Not that I consider myself as a writer. I try. Hahaha. Defensive. Anyway, it's been a roller coaster ride for me the past months mainly because of my Fulbright scholarship apps. I'm finally passing my application this coming Monday and the rest I leave it up to God's grace. I did what I can, now it's time for destiny to decide my fate. Speaking of destiny, Jai Ho is such a catchy song and Slumdog Millionaire is a must watch movie. I like how they were able to have a real nice storyline and still show the different facets of India in the process. Makes me wonder why our own Filipino movies are stuck with love stories of JLC (John Lloyd Cruz). I watched the JLC and Sarah movie 'You Changed My Life', by the way. I watched both movies, actually, Part 1 and 2. Ha! Maybe that's why they make it. Because they sell. But, I think Filipino producers should consider doing other movies for a change. We have great talents. Filipino's have so much potential.

That's what we do. That's our job.

I quoted something from Grey's Anatomy before. Here I go again with something worth pondering.

"You're unmotivated. You're careless, selfish, distracted. And pretty much the people in this hospital I would least trust with my life. But that's how it's supposed to be. You're interns, you're babies. And you are all lucky to be here. We're all lucky because we can save lives. Everyday we get to save lives. That's what we do. That's our job. And it's not something a lot of people get to do."(And then, Dr. Steven's continues by teaching them how they can learn from their mistake and improve as doctors)

Sometimes it's hard to bank on people who don't show appreciation for what they do. Or how lucky they even are to be on that spot. But sometimes, you have to go one and hope that they learn along the way and be the person you invested on, and more-- in the first place.

Veronika Decides to Die (2009)

A good read. Looking forward to watching this. Sarah Michelle Gellar pa!

"Sarah Michelle Gellar portraits with emotion the Veronika I had always imagined." - Paulo Coelho