Was out drinking with friends the other night at John Torres’ screening of his film Year When I was a Child Outside and hangover got the best of me. Shout out to Kints, Nino, Jules, Iris and Ian Lomongo for a wonderful night. Have part 4 of Disconnection, (Please) Notice up already. Thanks for reading.
~Annabs
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Multi-awarded independent filmmaker Khavn De La Cruz will screen his film Ultimo: Different Ways of Killing a National Hero on June 19, 4PM at the Bulwagang Rizal in UP Diliman.
Ultimo which has received the Valiente Award from La Palma International Film Festival explores Filipino identity and nationhood through scenes from a poetic documentary of Khavn’s meanderings in Spain interspersed with lines from Jose Rizal’s Mi Ultimo Adios.
Shot on location in La Palma, the 90 minute, black-and-white, silent film will have live scoring by Khavn on piano and Junji Lerma of Radioactive Sago Project on guitar.
Ultimo, along with a dance performance from Donna Miranda and Diego Marana plus spokenword poetry from National Artist Bienvenido Lumbera with an art installation from Norberto Roldan back-to-back with Virgilio S. Almario’s lecture entitled “Rizal German Literary Connections” followed by the launch of his latest book Rizal: Nobelista, a collection of critical essays on the literary greatness of the Noli and Fili.
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Sometimes, I use the webcam for a video conference with you so you can say hi to my family.
But often, I use it to take pictures for my other Friendster account - the one where I’m Single.
Another weekend of shopping, meetings and pigging out has passed and Monday comes with a vengeance.
I’ve got part three of Disconnection, (Please) Notice for reading now on the site. Hope you like this one.
And also drop by Mag:net Katipunan, Monday at 7PM for some poetry during Happy Mondays.
Thanks munchies smoochies.
~Annabs
I was ten feet away when the dos por dos swung by the guy from the visiting school’s basketball team missed your head by an inch.
You’ve always had a temper.
That temper has always lead to great make up sex.
I’ve always liked that temper.
Okay all dolled up to go to Shang for the French Film Festival in support of Raya’s film titled Now Showing, but before scooting, here’s the second part of Disconnection, (Please) Notice.
Au revoir. 
~Annabs
Because you’re working abroad, our love has always been about distance.
How long is the flight from the Philippines to America?
How long before you can come home?
How long before you get this message and call me back?
Last Saturday for art’s sake, I got arrested. Barangay Hall and all.
Lav Diaz shot a scene at my house and caused a little commotion that had a whole team of Barangay Tanods and a couple of cops at our door.
Thank goodness for PR Skills and uber short shorts.
Anyway, on to business.
Disconnection, (Please) Notice. The story is essentially about a long distance relationship between two people that had to be separated by necessity, effed up state of Philippine economics, social status, etc.
But to me this is just a story about a guy who at the slightest thought of, would always turn me back in to a giddy High School girl. This story is for him.
Now that the ride with Karen’s He Only Had to Say Her Name is over, share your thoughts here.
What would you have done in the same situation? Do you think James liked the author back? Do you also like bad boys? I do. But that’s beside the point. Let’s hear what you have to say.
Can’t wait to hear from you guys.
~Annabs
The last part of Karen’s He Only Had to Say Her Name is up now. We hope you enjoyed the ride.
Leave your comments and suggestion on the discussion post tomorrow.
See yah!
~Annabs