Wish list #3: The Dweller

ROLEX SKY-DWELLER

What separates a man from a boy? It's their choices. They say that swag is for boys while class is for men. If a pair of shoes can tell a lot about a person, sure the watch he/she is wearing too.

Rolex is the Rolls Royce of the watch industry, its worth is something of very special value. Allow me to put it in a colloquial reaction- a god damn Rolex, 'nuff said. Who would not want to receive this bad boy? Gorgeously wrapped around your wrist, surely time is more relevant than ever. I admire the simplicity and elegance of this watch. Simple yet you can feel the strength and power when wearing one. Definitely one of my dream watches.

This watch is not only significant for time awareness but it also serves as a reminder of what you have achieved in life in order to splurge into this one of a kind possession. This watch literally reminds you that time is gold. If success can be measured by what you wear, definitely this watch can gauge how far you've come.

This baby is on me, once the time has come where I can afford to buy it. This will be one of my investments in the future. Owning just one Rolex, is more than enough for me.

Wish list #2:The Beast Of Possibility

PG UNICORN GUNDAM

It has been said that boys do not give up playing, their toys just get bigger and more expensive. 

Being a Gunpla collector, I would not miss wishing for the recently released kit by Bandai, the PG Unicorn. This kit is owned by the main protagonist of the series Gundam Unicorn. This collector's item weights 3370g and the tallest perfect grade so far and the most complex one to build. 

A collector like me would love to add this in their collection, plus the fact that it is the latest perfect grade since 2009. This man toy would make every collector's collection a cut above the rest.

The Santa Claus that will give it me is hopefully myself, once the time comes that I'm able to purchase this. 

Wish list #1:The Red Monster

HG NEOZEONG

Growing up, I thought of Christmas as a wish granting factory and Santa Claus as a genie disguised in a red suit and white beard. But as the legend goes, we are faced with reality that he does not exist. It was as if every kids rite of passage between genuine happiness and real world awakening. 

But this reality that the man in the red suit does not exist did not stop me from wishing for what I want. The only difference now is if ever I have a secret Santa or be a Santa Claus for myself. They say that when you dream, dream big. After all the possibility of having a dream come true is what keeps us going. 

As my first wish, I would like to have an HG Neozong, a mobile suit that belongs to the main antagonist of the Unicorn Series of Gundam. This enormous high grade kit's size and weight is 82.4x44.8x35.2 cm and 8140 g, making it the tallest and the 2nd heaviest kit next to HG Deondrobium.

Since I was a kid, 4 or 5 I think, I'm already hooked with anything that has to do with building toys or kits like Lego, car model, and gundam. I just started having the opportunity and means to afford my first love/hobby just now and everything is so surreal. 

My secret Santa Claus that might give this is my girlfriend, after all she bought my first kit. She reconnected me to the thing I love the most and that is to build kits. 

2nd chances

2nd chances... an opportunity to change or repent for our doings. some people waste it or let it pass , a hope to make things right. this is the main idea of the movie. at first i taught the movie was boring until the story progresses. the dedication to change and the eagerness of others to express themselves. be who really they are. i was moved by the movie because the students, even the future seems dim for them, they were able to stand up and prove others that they can accomplish anything.

i became interested and somehow the movie itself encourages me to hold on, to not give up and face all my fears, my challenges, like the teacher. her determination to change the students, to give them opportunity to change and to have a better future. she didn't give up in spite the situation in that school was terrible. she focused in her goal, believe in her students, and face hindrances. the story gives me the idea to focus on my dreams. that you shouldn't let your problems, lack of hope, or sadness slow you down in achieving your goal.