I Know WRITE?

So I carry with me my frustration on being a journalist some day. I can still perfectly visualize my grade school days when I was piously participating whenever there are activities for radio journalism, writing competitions, and the likes. But I never really think of it as a career, so I didn't line it as a choice for college. Now, I would always be enthusiastic on news shows and news channels. I adore Karen Davila for being a credible newscaster, but she is not afraid of the technology we have now and projecting her fearless fashion sense. I would always watch her daily morning talk show, Headstart in ANC, and eye on her stylish ensemble. I wish I could enroll in a crash course for creative writing, I reckon not for a living, but for shaping the craft. 

Karen Davila, in Headstart set.

At some point now, I would want to be working in a magazine. Really, I reckon it'd be exciting to have a monthly column or article, or somehow working on the magazine cover and editorials like Vince Uy does for Preview. It makes me wonder how it feels to have deadlines and to be working with the most sought-after personalities, stylists, photographers, models, and editors in the print & fashion industry. But I think that's a lot of BST (blood, sweat, & tears) to be going that far. So in that case, there's still a fall back for me. Like what Andrea, played by Anne Hathaway, in The Devil Wears Prada. She became the second assistant for the editor-in-chief of the, what the movie say, fashion bible - Runway. In that case, it would not be the same coz she never really wanted to be working in a fashion magazine, but it's fine. It's just a matter of acceptance and loving the present. I'm just thrilled with the feeling to be on the spotlight for covering shows and events.

Vince Uy, Creative Director of Preview Magazine.

Andrea, getting errands from her boss.

They say to leave a legend on earth, we should first, plant a tree, secondly, have a child, and lastly, write a book. I can remember when I was in my sophomore or maybe junior year in high school, I planned of writing a book. And well, it just stayed a s a plan. I think to write a book, means you did some research and in-depth study on your, well, topic. Like what I learned from Carrie Bradshaw (played by Sarah Jessica Parker) in Sex And The City, when she read the greatest love letters for her new book to come. It somehow inspired me coz she writes what her heart speaks out. I also get from her that when you have a writer's block, just get a sound sleep and the next morning, you'll totally know what to write. You see, writers inspire the the most of us. In all sense, they make our world colorful by adding inputs in our life that we live into. Just what Paulo Coelho does in his books, he inspires us by feeding our minds with things really happening around now. His Like The Flowing River,that's full of inspirational words from experiences he gained in life. Writing a book is not merely a business, it's a lifestyle of inspiring others. I hope one day I can have my own book published. Well, think I have to spare a couple of years to have that actually written, and so much have yet to be learned.

Carrie Bradshaw writes.

Paulo Coelho's Like The Flowing River.

Well, with a clustered mindset on writing now, really thankful to have a blog like this to cater all my writing frustrations. Plus I have my own time and I'm the boss of my site.

Above Photos from Google Images.