Saturday, August 4, 2007

To Trisia

Hi trisia. wow i didnt thought anyone would read this blog, i actually made it just to voice out the frustations i feel thinking that i'd be talking to myself but it seems that i have another reader out there. thank you for commenting really, for you to actually spend a few minutes to read and reply to my posts is something i appreciate.

though im afraid that you might find my blog a bit dull meaning i blog about advertising so much. i really dont know yet if i love the job i have, hence, the contradicting posts. i dont know maybe advertising is a love-hate relationship.

sorry if i didnt reply soon. i cant access this blog during work so i check it on weekends or weekdays sometimes before im off to work/.

cheers to you.
take care

PS i thought the tracker button was already out. it doesnt show when i preview my blog. anyways i'll try to take it out.

hope youd invite me to read your blog as well. i mean im more than happy to read the things youve written. are you really from Romania? and how was paris? is it really beautiful there?

1 comment:

Cristina said...

Wow! You've actually written a whole post for me!!! I'm deeply honoured :P

I'm happy you don't find my comments intrusive. And it's actually fun to read your posts. It's ok about the late reply, it's not like I answered on the double.

The tracker button is out, yes. Well done :)

Hmmm, about my blog. I apologise, but not right now. Perhaps a liiiitle bit later. I don't mean to be offensive, I'm just not sure I'll keep it, and so far it's been more of a conversation with a few friends, so nothing much. Plus, I haven't updated in more than a week. I'm a very lazy poster...
(I'll let you know asap, ok?)

Yes, I'm from Romania. Check your tracker map, d'oh.

IMHO (emphasis on the "H"), Paris is both a wonderful place and a slum. What can I say... too many cars, pollution, junkies that jump at you while in trains/subways etc. On the other hand, seeing the Tour Eiffel at night is probably worth all the trouble and money - however kitschy it might be :)

And if you're ever there, do try the croissants. They're divine, if I may use this adjective when talking about food.

What I really resent is that they have a huge bookstore chain, called fnac, where they sell tons of books, from extra cheap to unaffordably-expensive. I want to live in one of those!

Well, this is getting too big for a comment.

Cheers!