#MyAccountingFeels

     The more that I get myself hooked at blogging and helping my friends organize a school event, the more that I doubt if I'm actually on the right track with my career. Maybe I'm actually born to pursue the field of arts. Or maybe I was born to write, I don't know. There's really a huge part of me that wants to quit this accounting shit and just slack off. Kidding. Maybe if given another chance, I'd be a journalist or a MasComm student. OR better yet, I'd be doing the thing that I kinda enjoy at the moment: multimedia arts. Or interior / fashion design. Or culinary. Or just anything that doesn't have something to do with counting money.

     Just to redeem myself from wallowing in self-pity, I am quite convinced that I could finish this thing and succeed. But then, working on jobs that involve boring clerical procedures doesn't sound so appealing anymore. I may be able to make money, but still, would I be happy?

     I'll have cash.

xx. 

Tuxqs Rutaquio & CCP-TP Present: Layeta Bucoy’s “Walang Kukurap”

 “Kung gusto mong mabuhay sa mundong ‘to, kailangan mong maging halimaw. Gusto mong maging anghel? Dun! Pakuha ka kay Lord!” [Paraphrased]

This is one of the most catching lines (or at least how I understood it) that got me when I watched Layeta Bucoy’s “Walang Kukurap” last September 16, 2012. Presented by the Cultural Center of the Philippines and the Tanghalang Pilipino (TP), this drama was able to capture its audience and ensnare them into seeing the dirty world of politics here in the Philippines. Set in a small town, the play revolved around different kinds