stole
when: friday, 30th of dec
where: DIVI
why: gown-hunting slash shopping (well, sort of!)
with whom: mom
what: read on...
how: keep your eyes glued...
hmmm. basic questions you ask in the event of a theft. yup, you read that right, theft.
i wouldn't go around the bush anymore. the unfortunate thing had happened.
why me, of all people!?!
my phone got stolen. my bad. darn it! why oh why??? just when i was able to get a hold on a high-tech, up-to-date mobile phone. a flip phone at that! what makes it worse.. it's a gift from my parents. a grad gift! talk about sentimental value. plus, it didn't last me longer than a year! the thing is only 7 months old. oh gahd. oh well. let's say, im overeacting. but forgive me. i just think that it's a bit surreal. i was able to keep a 3210 nokia model for my entire college life, while this sweet phone. east-asian inspired didn't last me that long.
may i just quote my cousin saying,
"pare, ang ingat mo pa nman sa phone. good as new yun, db?"
exactly! my phone didn't even have major scratches. it barely fell of my hands.
the phone was very well taken care of.
gahd. and it was taken away from me. just like that.
a valuable lesson learned. never go to divi with your most-priced possession. NEVER!
good-bye text life. boohoo.
well, i'm sulking not only for the loss of that gadget.
but also because i'm currently cut off the circuit!
that's what hurts even more. haha. i bet you didn't see that coming.
i lost all my contacts. good grief! thank god i was on a post-paid plan. people could still track me. all i have to do is ask around for their numbers. talk about major h-a-s-s-l-e. haaay.
"naku. baka iniisip NIYA na tinataguan mo na SIYA!"
funny that my cousin even thought of that. but come to think of it. maybe HE thought i'm running away from him. oh gahd. too bad. i don't even know his number by heart.
there's no way for us to keep in touch. cut off.
darn it. would mental telepathy work?!? asa pa!
oh yeah! he knows my number at home.
"miday, tumawag SIYA. sinabi ko umalis kayong family."
great! talk about PERFECT timing. oh well.
great. just great. no phone. cut off the circuit. cut off. cut off.
couldn't get messages from anyone. and that includes HIM. great. wonderful. awesome.
sucks. big time.
********
well, i know that this shiiitt had happened.
but believe it or not, i have learned a valuable lesson from it...
you shouldn't feel too attached to tangible things for they would one day slip your hand.
with or without you knowing.
never. NEVER. bring pricey things to places like DIVI. NE-VER! better safe than sorry.
my dad said that the ratio of thieves to vendors is like one-to-one. or two-to-one.
you do the math! and besides, they've made stealing their way of living. poor them. poor us.
keep a book of contacts. exert some effort writing people's digits down. you'd never know when you'll actually need them. it would be very useful.
don't play (too much) hard-to-get. u'd wind up missing whoever. especially if the only thing that keeps you in touch was taken away. too bad. how would things be now?!?
despite the ugly circumstance, choose to look on the brighter side of things.
weren't you grateful that you didn't get hurt in the process?!? that your phone was the only thing that was taken from you?!? come on. think about.
did i say a valuable lesson... make that valuable lessonS, with an emphasis on S! hehe:D
where: DIVI
why: gown-hunting slash shopping (well, sort of!)
with whom: mom
what: read on...
how: keep your eyes glued...
hmmm. basic questions you ask in the event of a theft. yup, you read that right, theft.
i wouldn't go around the bush anymore. the unfortunate thing had happened.
why me, of all people!?!
my phone got stolen. my bad. darn it! why oh why??? just when i was able to get a hold on a high-tech, up-to-date mobile phone. a flip phone at that! what makes it worse.. it's a gift from my parents. a grad gift! talk about sentimental value. plus, it didn't last me longer than a year! the thing is only 7 months old. oh gahd. oh well. let's say, im overeacting. but forgive me. i just think that it's a bit surreal. i was able to keep a 3210 nokia model for my entire college life, while this sweet phone. east-asian inspired didn't last me that long.
may i just quote my cousin saying,
"pare, ang ingat mo pa nman sa phone. good as new yun, db?"
exactly! my phone didn't even have major scratches. it barely fell of my hands.
the phone was very well taken care of.
gahd. and it was taken away from me. just like that.
a valuable lesson learned. never go to divi with your most-priced possession. NEVER!
good-bye text life. boohoo.
well, i'm sulking not only for the loss of that gadget.
but also because i'm currently cut off the circuit!
that's what hurts even more. haha. i bet you didn't see that coming.
i lost all my contacts. good grief! thank god i was on a post-paid plan. people could still track me. all i have to do is ask around for their numbers. talk about major h-a-s-s-l-e. haaay.
"naku. baka iniisip NIYA na tinataguan mo na SIYA!"
funny that my cousin even thought of that. but come to think of it. maybe HE thought i'm running away from him. oh gahd. too bad. i don't even know his number by heart.
there's no way for us to keep in touch. cut off.
darn it. would mental telepathy work?!? asa pa!
oh yeah! he knows my number at home.
"miday, tumawag SIYA. sinabi ko umalis kayong family."
great! talk about PERFECT timing. oh well.
great. just great. no phone. cut off the circuit. cut off. cut off.
couldn't get messages from anyone. and that includes HIM. great. wonderful. awesome.
sucks. big time.
********
well, i know that this shiiitt had happened.
but believe it or not, i have learned a valuable lesson from it...
you shouldn't feel too attached to tangible things for they would one day slip your hand.
with or without you knowing.
never. NEVER. bring pricey things to places like DIVI. NE-VER! better safe than sorry.
my dad said that the ratio of thieves to vendors is like one-to-one. or two-to-one.
you do the math! and besides, they've made stealing their way of living. poor them. poor us.
keep a book of contacts. exert some effort writing people's digits down. you'd never know when you'll actually need them. it would be very useful.
don't play (too much) hard-to-get. u'd wind up missing whoever. especially if the only thing that keeps you in touch was taken away. too bad. how would things be now?!?
despite the ugly circumstance, choose to look on the brighter side of things.
weren't you grateful that you didn't get hurt in the process?!? that your phone was the only thing that was taken from you?!? come on. think about.
did i say a valuable lesson... make that valuable lessonS, with an emphasis on S! hehe:D
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