Let's talk about Series!

1. Breaking bad (2008) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - This is the first series I've finished when I was in college. The story revolves around Walter White, a chemistry professor who attempted to secure his family's future by becoming notorious drug kingpin after he's diagnosed with an inoperable lung cancer. It's really compelling to watch and the plot twists are exciting. As the show progresses, I found myself contemplating about certain scenes; How Walter's erogenous ethical beliefs biased by his own self interest or selfishness can harm not only the innocent people but the one closest to him. What really makes life worth living in the verge of dying?  

Irayang Salog

You know that familiar feeling when you recently had an amazing vacation on a place that when you finally got back to reality, your body refuses to accept what your mind tells you otherwise. Well, I had that kind of feeling when yesterday I just got back from the province. It's just taking a break for three days, a short time but I had some stories to share.

A Voyage for Madmen by Peter Nichols

I've always like stories about voyages and the sea. I grew up in the province in my Grandmother's home offshore that overlook the wide sea where I can smell the ocean breeze and hear the sound of waves. While reading this book, I imagined every words of adventures each of the sailors had gone through in almost a year of racing out of the sea.

Being quiet in a world that can't stop talking

Growing up as a quiet person, my quietness bother those who aren't used to silence. Ever since I was a kid, I can't count the numbers of "most behave" awards I've received. I always thought that type of recognition was an achievement. When I entered elementary, I felt the downside of being the most behave of them all.