It’s been almost a week or a little over a week since my last post. Actually, I already have made two rough drafts for my next entries. And what’s taking me so long to publish them is that I have been a little ambivalent on which entry should I publish first. And until now, I have still yet to decide. Thus, to make a halt on the increasing gap between my last post and my next post, I hereby, publish this “mema”-entry. Note: I got the term from ChaosPilot’s blog entry entitled “
MEMA”. (Derived from “May ma-“ like memasabi lang or memapost lang. hehe)
I got tagged by
Bluguy. According to the rule, answer each question in just one word. I’ll try.

Where is your cellphone?
lockerAre you currently in a relationship?
NoWhat's the color of your hair?
blackDescribe your work.
chattingDescribe your sister.
supergirlWhat's your favorite thing?
cellphoneWhat's your dream last night?
mysticalWhat's your favorite drink?
milk-tea
What's your dream car?
Porsche-PanameraThe room you’re in:
officeDescribe your shoes.
leatherWhat's your greatest fear?
fallingWhat do you want to be in ten years?
richWho did you hang-out with this week-end?
cousinsWhat are you not good at?
breakdancingOne of your wish list items:
Sports-car
Where you grew up?
Cebu
Last thing you did:
bloghoppingYour pet:
dogYour computer:
laptopYour life:
giftYour mood:
dizzyWhat are thinking about right now?
futureYour favorite color:
olive-greenLast time you laughed:
a-while-ago
Last time you cried:
last-weekWhat do you think about school?
coolDescribe love:
crazyDescribe the person who gave you this tag:
cool Good humor is a tonic for mind and body. It is the best antidote for anxiety and depression. It is a business asset. It attracts and keeps friends. It lightens human burdens. It is the direct route to serenity and contentment. - Grenville Kleiser 1868-1953, American Author
“What’s eating you?”My 12-year old cousin was asking me, “Kuya, what’s eating you?” I was a little startled with her question, so I was like, “Huh?” Then she said, “Dugay na man ko wa kita nimo… what’s eating you?” (I haven’t seen you for a while, what’s eating you?)
Instead of answering her, I ran to the nearest computer and I made a little research about it. I googled, “what’s eating you?” (Akalain mong mas marami pang alam na figure of speech yung bata, kesa sakin. Tsk tsk!)
I learned that, “What’s Eating You?” can be interpreted as:
* What’s consuming your time lately?
* What’s bugging you?
* What’s making you busy lately?
So, what’s eating me lately?Basically, these are the things that's currently "eating" me aside from my regular job:
- Blogging and Bloghopping - I am having fun, aren't you?
- Pet Society / Facebook
Do you have a facebook account? If you do, and if you’ve heard about Pet Society, then yes, that’s one of the online games that’s currently consuming my time. Feel free to add me up. Simply search Ray Bajan on facebook and add me up. Thank you.

- DOTA: Defense of the Ancients is a custom scenario for Warcraft III, based on the "Aeon of Strife" map for StarCraft The objective of the scenario is to destroy the opponents' "Ancient". The two teams' ancients are heavily guarded structures at opposing corners of the map. Players use powerful units known as heroes, and are assisted by allied heroes and AI-controlled fighters called "creeps". As in role-playing games, players level up their hero and use gold to buy equipment during the mission. Source: Wikipedia.com

- Reading Awake! Magazine: Awake! is a general-interest magazine published by the The WatchTower Organization. The title comes from Mark 13:33 and Luke 12:36. It is considered a companion magazine to The Watchtower which focuses mostly on Bible study and doctrine. Awake! has a wider scope than the Watchtower, publishing articles on science, nature and geography, usually with a religious slant.
- Chatting with friends online. Most of these online friends are young OFW's. I have always dreamed of working abroad that's why almost every once in a while I give these guys a buzz on YM and ask them about how is it like living and working abroad.
On my next post, I will be featuring some young OFW with a glimpse of their stories.