Because tomorrow is Valentine’s Day, here are some pieces of advice to all single ladies and men out there. From the book The Best of Chico & Delamar’s The Morning Rush Top 10. :)

1. Sometimes, you’re not really loveless, just loved less.
2. Some things are not worth rushing, especially something that you hope will last forever.
3. You won’t find someone better if you don’t let go of the idea that you already let go of the best.
4. If Mr. Right is taking too long, don’t settle for Mr. Absolutely Wrong.
5. Don’t be afraid of finding someone who’ll make you cry; find someone who’s worth the tears.
6. My friend once said. Kung ayaw sa’yo gn gusto mo, wag kang magagalit. Dahil  meron ding may gisto sa’yo na yaw mo. Quits lang kayo.
7. Find someone who thinks you’re impossible to be with…but stays anyway.
8. Iba ng loveless sa sexless.
9. Wag kang malungkot na wala pa siya, isipin mo na lang. malungkot din siya kasi wala ka pa.
10. Dalawa lang yan: either choosy ka, or choosy sila!

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If you read some of my recent posts, then you know by now that I was reading this novel The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde. I was fascinated with the motion picture and I started reading through a website but decided to buy a physical copy just in case I may want to read it again in the future. So this is the first novel I’ve finished. The book I purchased includes other works by Oscar Wilde, which I shall read some other day. Hehe.

So basically, the book is about this young man Dorian Gray who trade his soul to the devil to retain his youthful while his portrait is ravaged by his sins.

I have zero knowledge in making a book review. So can I just say my opinion about the book?

Well, if you’re into classical, this book suits you. It covers the 18th century England. And also if you’re into arts, this book reveals so much about how people look up into arts in those times. And their philosophies are very interesting it will make you crave for more and more chapters.

I was surprised to discover how people back then put so much value into youth and beauty, yeah I know we still do, but theirs was a different level. Man and woman, rich or poor, they never fail to show fascination on beautiful things.

Reading the novel has been more enjoyable than just watching the film. I can’t tell which is better, reading the book first before seeing the film or the other way around. They have different plots, well, at least most of the situations from the novel were altered for the film. I kinda like it that I saw the movie first because it’s no longer difficult for me to create images in my mind as I already have faces for the characters. :D

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