Fickle-minded: Should I get the yellow beads? The blue ones, the red or the green?

I ran into a couple of bad luck these past three days, but I will not blog about them because they are ought to be forgotten and not remembered.

So I would rather blog about the good things that happened to me these past few days.

Last friday was Glenn's birthday as well as the start of Ayala's Midnight Madness. Good thing that Glenn's birthday bash was moved from 7 to 8:30 PM so I was still able to do a little window shopping and hang out at Starbucks Glorietta with Leny, Leng and Aga. I didn't order because I was looking forward to Glenn's dinner treat so the four of us just talked about senseless and funny stuff and I guess we consciously avoided talking about the serious things in our lives. For once, I just wanted to chill and forget about my worries and problems. Around 9PM, I headed to Greenbelt to meet up with Glenn and my other classmates.

For more details, on how we celebrated Glenn's birthday, please visit Saturday Night Out. I'll blog about it this week when I have the time. But let me just mention the two highlights of the night:

1. Don and I are friends again. Quoting from Don's text to Thea, "It is nice to reconcile with a good friend."
2. Glenn unloaded a heavy load and finally told us his secret.

Saturday, Thea and I decided to go to Bench Fix Salon to do something about our lifeless and boring hair. We both decided to have our hair cellophaned while Sarah just accompanied us. Thea picked chocolate brown as her color and Amy - the gay stylist - picked out this really light brown color for my hair. At first I really freaked out. I told him, "Amy, ayoko maging anak araw ang buhok ko ah. Baka akalain ng tao batang kalye ako dahil sa buhok ko." But since he was the stylist, I trustes his decision. So this girl started to put this white goo on my hair and then wrapped it in cellophane. Maybe that's why they call it cellophane. It stayed there for about 30 minutes then she rinsed it off. At first, I can't see the color of my hair because it was wrapped in a towel. Sarah and I were in suspense. I told Sarah that I will definitely cry if my hair turns out to be a shocking shade of light brown. Then viola! The towel was removed and the color of my hair is... STILL BLACK!

Oh well. Virgin hair. What else can they do? So I told Amy to just trim my hair and style it a little by putting layers on the side. I always love this style but I cannot seem to re-create it by myself. So tomorrow, I bet tikwas na naman buhok ko.

After Bench Fix, we went to Starbucks for merienda because we didn't eat lunch then started to window shop. My goal was actually to buy a pair or two of new shoes and maybe a bag. I ended up buying this white cardigan.

Unfortunately, we cannot conquer Glorietta and Landmark in a day. After about 3 hours of walking, our feet got tired and my back was already hurting. Thea decided to go home already while Sarah and I had dinner in Italianni's. I have to say that this was a very expensive saturday! I don't want to see my credit card anymore.

Sunday was the birthday party of Reese Wynnes Magnayon. I had to go because I am one of the Ninangs and I was already absent during the baptism so I really had to go to this event. I had lunch at home with Mama and watched 'Ray' on DVD. After the DVD, I got ready for the party. I fetched Leny then we went to Manila to Rein's place. Other Fleet people present were Jackie, Lynch and Darwin. It was a pleasant party. We had a great time eating the hotdogs with masrshmallows on a stick (which is my fave) and participating in the Bring Me game which won me a set of colored pencils with a sharpener. Of course, we also left with a goody bag. It feels nice to attend a kiddie party. It made me feel young again.