brain waves

/breyn weyvs/: n., ideas, impressions, reflections, thoughts, views, etc.

 

pagkatapos ng dalawa at kalahating taon, nagbalik ka...

Posted by: lan-ey at September 18, 2008 11:42 | link | comments |

"oh, love is a brittle madness..." just when u thought that u are moving on with a recent break up and knowing that u are already falling in love with somebody else... then suddenly the ex wants to find the way back to you... unsure of your own feelings, you don't know what to do: ignore it? don't wanna feel guilty about it? entertain the idea of being more than friends again? maybe but...

Posted by: lan-ey at January 08, 2008 05:34 | link | comments |

Posted by: lan-ey at December 10, 2007 12:11 | link | comments (1) |

"you just keep
on pushing
my LOVE
over the
borderline..."

Posted by: lan-ey at September 21, 2007 05:42 | link | comments |

Random thoughts

• hope to finish HP7 tonight... can't wait to know what will happen to Harry, Ron, and Hermione...
• i still haven't seen the much talked about local movies: Ouija and A  Love Story... *sighs*
• i'll be opening a small food business this saturday,  it's called LAN-EY dimsum and dumplings! hehe!
  
• i'm damn serious towards J, but P (who's very kind and shy-type) is grabbing my attention... (uh-oh)
• i have a pitbull--her name is George... and she's 3 months old now... hope to post her pix here soon...

Posted by: lan-ey at August 22, 2007 11:24 | link | comments |

Brainwaves is three years old.  This has been my sounding board whenever i'm bored, happy, or sad for the past three years now.  It allows me to express my emotion, think out of the box, or simply make fun of anything under the sun...

HAPPY BIRTHDAY BRAINWAVES!!!  

Posted by: lan-ey at July 18, 2007 12:08 | link | comments |

You only stay with me in the morning
You only hold me when I sleep
I was meant to tread the water
But now I've gotten in too deep

For every piece of me that wants you
Another piece backs away

You give me something
That makes me scared alright
This could be nothing
But I'm willing to give it a try
Please give me something
Because someday I might know my heart

You only waited up for hours
Just to spend a little time alone with me
And I can say I've never bought you flowers
I can't work out what they mean

I never thought that I'd love someone
That was someone else's dream

You give me something
That makes me scared alright
This could be nothing
But I'm willing to give it a try
Please give me something
Because someday I might call you from my heart

But it might be a second too late
And the words that I could never say
Are gonna come out anyway

You give me something
That makes me scared alright
This could be nothing
But I'm willing to give it a try
Please give me something

You give me something
That makes me scared alright
This could be nothing
But I'm willing to give it a try
Please give me something
Because someday I might know my heart

Know my heart, know my heart, know my heart
 

Posted by: lan-ey at July 18, 2007 11:55 | link | comments |

Just when you came into my life
One thing I've never realized that
Happiness would flourish the
Nothingness inside...

Everything seemed perfect, splendid and
Right, but challenges are
Inevitable for the love of this kind
Cry not for chasing our heart's desire.

Posted by: lan-ey at June 20, 2007 05:11 | link | comments |

13 things in common

drinker: hard/beer
weight and height
rnb music lover
rising temper
passionate
liberated
patience
smoking
singer
trust
love
emo
us

Posted by: lan-ey at June 19, 2007 05:31 | link | comments |

i'm reading...

THE RULE OF FOUR
by Ian Caldwell and Dustin Thomason

An ivy league murder, a mysterious coded manuscript, and the secrets of a Renaissance prince collide memorably in THE RULE OF FOUR — a brilliant work of fiction that weaves together suspense and scholarship, high art and unimaginable treachery.

It's Easter at Princeton. Seniors are scrambling to finish their theses. And two students, Tom Sullivan and Paul Harris, are a hair's breadth from solving the mysteries of the Hypnerotomachia Poliphili—a renowned text attributed to an Italian nobleman, a work that has baffled scholars since its publication in 1499. For Tom, their research has been a link to his family's past — and an obstacle to the woman he loves. For Paul, it has become an obsession, the very reason for living. But as their deadline looms, research has stalled — until a long-lost diary surfaces with a vital clue. And when a fellow researcher is murdered just hours later, Tom and Paul realize that they are not the first to glimpse the Hypnerotomachia's secrets.

Suddenly the stakes are raised, and as the two friends sift through the codes and riddles at the heart of the text, they are beginning to see the manuscript in a new light—not simply as a story of faith, eroticism and pedantry, but as a bizarre, coded mathematical maze. And as they come closer and closer to deciphering the final puzzle of a book that has shattered careers, friendships and families, they know that their own lives are in mortal danger. Because at least one person has been killed for knowing too much. And they know even more.

From the streets of fifteenth-century Rome to the rarified realm of the Ivy League, from a shocking 500 year-old murder scene to the drama of a young man's coming of age, THE RULE OF FOUR takes us on an entertaining, illuminating tour of history—as it builds to a pinnacle of nearly unbearable suspense.

Posted by: lan-ey at June 07, 2007 11:54 | link | comments |