I have been doing some reading lately. I was able to finish The Golden Compass by Phillip Pullman (way better than the movie) and I realized na pinanuod ko yung movie nang di man lang naiintindihan yung istorya. Siguro masyado akong naaliw ng mga nagsasalitang mga hayop.
The last book I read is Mark Haddon’s The Curious Incident of Dog in the Night-time. (Link here) It is a book that Grace loved and two other online chums are raving about.
It follows the story of Christopher Boone, a highly logical fifteen-year-old autistic boy. Strangely enough, I can relate to the guy (but not that much). It is a nicely written book. It is a detective story of how Christopher wanted to know who killed their neighbor’s dog. I was able to know who killed the dog early but what follows is a story of how an innocent kid is surrounded by a messed up surrounding that we as normal people are very familiar of. It is heartbreaking at times but you really can’t blame the guy. And by the way, Christopher’s way of explaining things made a lot of sense.
And that would be last of those kinds of books that I will be reading for a while.
I have been visited by bouts of loneliness, it passes by and it is something that I get over with. I swear from now on, I will not let it stand in the way of what i want.
Last Friday, I went to Medical City to see a doctor. But unfortunately, I got pissed off by my company’s current HMO and to make myself happy, I ended up spending 900 pesos eating sushi with Grace (we had a date in the hospital). Oh yes, I love Japanese food. Gusto ko pag-aralan gumamit ng chopstick! And I tried eating using chopsticks and I ended up gobbling a sushi with one bite. Makes me look like some uncultured mountain tribesman. Ooops! Taga-bundok nga pala talaga ako.
I bought this really nice book about pastel painting and I think it’s my next project. Making art using pastels.