Current location:	dining table
Current mood:	happy
Current music:	if i fall - tara mclean

brother
Before Jong changes his current Friendster profile, let me just immortalize this "About Me" part:

"I’m eddon jose a. sarmiento. I prefer to be called jong. I’m conceited . My favorite color is blue but when I was a kid it used to be red. I always daydream. I hate math. Reading is my favorite hobby. I worked for the research department of the Philippine Daily Inquirer. I’m 20 years old. I laugh a lot. I talk to myself when I’m bored. I studied in Marist school. When I was in second year my section was Saint Thomas Aquinas. I study at UST right now. I like to play basketball. My mom is the coolest person in the world. I like watching F1 and tennis. Life is a contact sport so be careful. Batman is my hero. I hate to say this but my sister is one of the biggest influences in my life. I’m an introvert. Someday I want to become a duathlete. I play magic cards and I have a counter deck. Bohol is my favorite place in the world. Al Gore is my idol. I believe that aliens exist. I like listening to the Beatles. I want to help in alleviating poverty in the Philippines. Economics in money, banking and finance is my favorite subject of all time. I play the piano. I love animals. Incubus is a great band. Consolidated Playstar is the best. Music is the best thing that ever happened on Earth. My dream is to become like Neo Anderson."

Ohmygod. To think that in his previous profile, he branded me as a loser. Hehe.

Shux. Wow. I was really silenced after I have read this. He did not prompt me into reading it, of course. He's not the type who would tell me that he wrote something like this, all the more if it's in Friendster. I would not even feel comfortable in telling him that I have read his newly-updated profile. That would probably feel awkward. That might even make him decide to delete this part of his profile altogether and replace it with a quote from some movie instead.

If ever I do tell him, it has to be in a manner that would make it seem like I'm not affected by it at all. I have to make it appear as though it was one major laugh trip. Otherwise, if say, I honestly tell him how I sincerely felt happy, no, blissful about what he said about me, it would ruin some connection that we have. And he would find it extremely cornball.

It's better not to tell him, I think.

Something as genuine as this is better left savored and felt than spoken and discussed.

I would be broken-hearted if I disappoint him. I hope God and his angels would always guide me so I can influence him in the right ways.