A Profound Open Letter to the Skeletons in the Drafts


Dear Ideas,

In all sincerity, we ( brain and I)  apologize for the abandonment, leaving all of you to wither in the WordPress Cosmos.The simple thought of seeing you blossom into a wonderful post paints a smile upon our faces. But alas, Brain and I have not enough words to fund your growth.

We are doing all possibilities to revive you so don’t worry yet. Brain works very hard at his company BrainStorming, Inc. for financial support to fund you guys. I, on the other hand helps keep track of the words he earns. As of today, June 11, 2015, we have raised a thousand words for you guys but a thousand words simply does not fit all of your needs as your population increases at an alarming rate.

We suggest you hold on in the dark damp areas of the Drafts. Soon, someone shall be chosen and then finally extracting all you from these hellish places.

Your Parents,

Brain and I.

Stage Fright Horrors


All eyes were trained on me. Panic shrouded my brain. Adrenaline surged throughout my body. My fingers shaked and nearly slipped from the key.
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I Will Not Read This


I am reading something I am not supposed to read.

I am still reading and I don’t know why.

I am about to peep through a blogger’s secret.

I know I might humiliate this blogger but I do not care.

My inquisitive side is killing me.

I am hyped up to know this secret.

I am about to know.

I am about to.

I am about to realize that I am fooled.

You See Me Rolling!


In this particular moment I knew I screwed up, bad.

I braced myself for what the future has imposed for me. For a brief moment, my mind did a quick recap as if, well, not as if but actually a minute ago.

Excitement pulsed through me as the view of the skate park came within sight. With new found skills, I was ready to show off. The thought of showing off opened my mind to the fact that my pride would someday kill me, maybe now.

Anyway, along with the skateboard I forwarded down the slope, gaining speed and prepared myself for the trick. Other people’s eyes stayed on me, feeding my pride. As soon as the slope elevated, I kicked down my back foot, resulting in a popping sound, and sliding my front foot. The ollie was successful,  escalating my height from the ground. Next objective: do a vertical pop shove it. My feet slid off from the board. And that’s when I knew I screwed up.

I fell face plant on the ground, but, momentum was not yet done with me. Since my legs were still suspended in the air, momentum rotated my body three times. I blacked out.

When I came to, pain was everywhere and my eyes only can glimpse the fluorescent light, blocked slightly by figures in which I guessed were doctors. I closed my eyes.

Moral: Never let pride control you or face the consequences.


No, this is not my experience. It’s just daydreaming. We don’t have skate parks here and I don’t even know how to ollie.

Stop Kicking Balls!


Silently sitting on the grass field, I listened to the loud screaming noises, drilling at my eardrums. Exactly 22 giant figures both in each of their own uniforms darkened my view of the clear blue sky. They were surrounding me. Not again.

The giant figures were abusive. They kicked me hard all around the grass field which was a complete annoyance. I couldn’t do anything of course. Their ears are deaf to my requests.

Somehow, the sound of a whistle managed to reach my ears despite the large group of cheering crowds. A giant figure in white uniform passed me to his teammate. As I rolled, nausea began building inside me.

His teammate lobbed me high in the air, feeling the press of the wind against my plastic coating. For a brief moment, I stopped mid-air, looking down at the crowds and the abusive giants. The next thing I knew I was gaining speed, headed for the grass-covered ground. Ouch now that hurts!

Unfortunately for the white uniformed giant his opponent caught me in between his shoe and the ground. This giant possessing me wore a red uniform. He sprinted across the field, past the white line where they first surrounded me and the next white line.

A white uniformed giant successfully attempted a tackle, making the red uniformed giant fall. He sprinted opposite where the previous giant kicked me. He stopped for a second. Then, he kicked hard, resulting me to spin and lifting me a few feet from the ground. It fuelled my nausea.

My heart sank when I saw I was heading for a dreadful pole. I would have closed my eyes If I had one. The next thing I knew, the large crowd of giants screamed louder. The white uniformed giants cheered while repeatedly yelling, ” We won the championship.”


If you are one of my first subscribers (wait subscribers? this is not YouTube), you might notice that I have reposted this. I just wanted this to get more exposure as my posts are quite “jealous posts.”

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