wowowee..

this must be only the second or maybe third time i've watched that show. they are always by accident because i don't actually enjoy those kinds of tv programs that much. so anyway, one was in a bus and technically i can't do anything about because well, it's a pulic vehicle. another was in a restaurant during one of my trips to tuguegarao and yeah, it's also public. and the third was just an hour ago or maybe two when our "kasambahay" was watching and i just got home from school. so there.

and every single time, the players are kids. and it catches my attention because a querry always pops in my mind. "is this guy just being nice on tv or is this really his attitude towards less fortunate people or is it because of the ULTRA tragedy? haha." because he's just too unreasonably nice and generous. i mean, even i don't like the kids who follow me around and say, "ate, kahit piso lang". most of the time, i just give to them a few pennies just so they'd leave me alone. that's one weird observation.

the next is the odd answers of the kids that play. like when asked, "ano gusto mo maging paglaki mo?" they'd say, "gusto ko po makatulong sa bansa at mapatalsik si, glo*ia (haha, how obvious)". another question is "ano gusto mo sabihin sa mga magulang mo?" they'd often say, "gusto ko po magpasalamat sa pag-aaruga at pagmamahal saken. sana po masuklian ko yun"

i know it's weird that i notice all of these stuff but really, i was just wondering why these kids, 7 years old probably, think of these things in this much of a mature way? i mean, haven't you ever wondered about that? well, if you haven't i have. and you should too. i conclude that they think like this because this is their environment and the violence and political rampages could possibly have triggered this behavior and might have caused their early maturity. i'd like to pitty them but no, i admire them because they are aware and unafraid of whatever comes. don't you?