Say, it seems as though I have been lost in circulation for the past few days and I likewise miss blogging here myself; but A LOT of things have been keeping me from recording liturgical and apologetics-inclined insights lately hence what I currently deem as a notoriously lagged behind apostolate has become Ex Fide in Fidem. BUT… since my schedule has been mostly unpredictable, I guess I should start revving up site posts whenever I’m free.

It’s not easy maintaining a regular blogging routine on the liturgy and other Church-related matters since I don’t have enough time to read–notwithstanding some other issues that get in the way of my religious blogging stamina; but of course, I pray I could be more focused especially on days wherein I should be coming up with something noteworthy and not laze around all afternoon watching subtitled Japanese dramas. (Oh yes. Jdramas are my foremost guilty pleasures.)

So, I now am beginning to think of what to write next. But in any case, all of you who wish to know what I do or think when I take a break from monitoring ecclesiastical matters may take a peek into this blog of mine. Be prepared, though, for more eccentric Jpop fangirling and/or anything in between warping each and every entry.

… I think am procrastinating anew. Or that I don’t know what to blog about first. Sometimes my indecisiveness breaks in likened unto a tide bashing a ship during squalls.

Will send another update tomorrow; but as an “assignment/homework” of sorts (such as all of you may have a glimpse beforehand of what I shall be talking about eventually), check this New Oxford Review post.

Ja mata ne.

I haven’t had my breakfast as of this writing so I think I’ll just have to save everything for later.

It isn’t easy to write whilst this soul pants for temporal satiation from physical hunger.

Since I’ll be enrolling for a continuation of my Master’s degree in Literature come June, I figured out it would definitely be beneficial if I got a new back pack. For if I stay on merely lunging around a girly shoulder bag, I’d incur disdainful remarks posted by my very own conscience every now and then.

BUT!

To complement my robust back pack should be THIS:

So… there. I’m not asking, but if anyone would like to send me a gift, it’d be OK. Haha My e-mail: faithmatters(at)saiden.page.ph.

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