I just noticed...when we infuse our own continuation, the story seems to be going back and forth. Let's say person 1 has his own version, just like person 2 and person 3 has theirs. When we continue it, it sort of flows but kind of swaying...

But why is it that those so-called teachers of mine gets all gritty when they see idioms and metaphors. Teachers loved those in high school. Oh well, I'll wait 'til I become the teacher, hopefully, and have my revenge on my students lol j/k

*dream* It's that aura. Is it him? Yes, it is! *dream*

But how should I get hold of him? It's hopeless. I am now sure that the stench is not of the old lady nor is it me. I am also certain that it's not evil, but it's the demise--the demise of the whole world. I hate to see the destruction. Let the

Or is it really the old lady? It's me! I hope I am hallucinating, for I, the key to the most important secret of the moment, cannot be the evil. No I can't.

What is your personal taste in using idioms in your writing? Well, they are hackneyed and we've always been told that trite statements are dull and boring. Personally, since I'm a rebellious writer, I'll use idioms whenever I feel necessary.

Do you know what it's called though? I would really like to know because learning new stuff is fun (haha, the geeky side in me is kicking again lol)! I used some stupid techniques when I write my essay, such as purposely making two sentences

Something's amiss. In this compassionate haven, I could smell the stench of evil. No, not evil, but demise, but of who?

About English as a second language, I am in a dilemma: Am I learning English as a second language? Let's not get technical, but here's the case: English was not the lingua franca of Philippines. A newly passed legislation made English as the

I don't know about running the planet, but I am sure about running the water to rinse the dishes I am about to wash Well, I like my Blogger because writing about my life is the only thing I enjoy writing. As I always say, I hate writing for