Ties severed.

April 11th
9:55 PM

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Random Fact:

I always keep this list of books-to-buy. It is kept in my wallet so that every time I go out, I have it with me. This particular one is from last year. I have bought more than half of the books listed in it. I take it out whenever I enter any bookstore so I can hunt for the said books. If my quest fails, I hand it over to the person-in-charge so they can check it on their catalog. When I found a book, I always have a highlighter ready to cross out the title from the list. My mom said it would be easier if I just put the list on my phone, but I insist that this one is better. I’m hoping to find and but the remaining books this year, maybe around the school year since I am broke right now.

And again, sorry for the crappy photo quality. As I’ve said the camera’s with my sister.

March 18th
1:15 PM

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Now, who says Physical Therapists are just massuers?

See this book? This is one of our many books for PT. It’s three inches thick and you know what else? We need to study this whole book for our final exams. THE WHOLE BOOK. Not just a few chapters but the entire book. There a total of 276 special tests for patient assessment that are included in the book. And we have to memorize them all by heart for the written and practical exams. And did I metion, this is for just one subject. I am not kidding.

So you see, branding us as people who just do massages is quite insulting. We study so hard that we barely have time to sleep. We have Anatomy, Physiology, Kinesiology, Neuroanatomy and several other subjects that are taught in medicine, and yet we are considered as massuers. Physical therapists are not massage therapists. There’s a huge difference between those two. So before you talk about us as people who just poke and massage other people’s body, please get your facts right. We don’t go through such hardships in studying just so you can degrade us like that. Again, it’s very insulting and belittling.

February 6th
8:56 AM

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Book geek dilemma #2: Staring at your bookshelves, already brimming with books, and not knowing where to place the new ones you’ve recently bought.

January 28th
8:15 PM

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Book geek dilemma #1: Not knowing which books to buy when you finally found everything you’ve been looking for in just one bookstore and your budget is not enough.

January 20th
2:51 AM

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Some say I live a pretentious life, hiding in pages and pages of countless books. They just don’t understand that these alternate worlds are actually the ones keeping me sane and alive.

September 14th
1:01 AM

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"It felt good to be surrounded by books, by all this solid knowledge, by these objects that could be ripped page by page but couldn’t be torn if the pages all held together."

— David Levithan (Wide Awake)

May 9th
8:36 PM

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RF: I get attracted to boys who read books.

Magazines don’t count, they are not books. And a great PLUS if he’s into Harry Potter. I don’t know a lot of guys who reads HP.

April 12th
4:14 PM