An Introduction.

        In my almost 10 years of internet life, I have attempted to keep up a blog so many times that I have gave up so many times on actually having one.

        However, I miss writing.

        As early as third grade, I have managed to keep a diary, and yes, I still have them and I read them whenever I feel nostalgic (or whenever I'm tidying up that part of my closet space). When I got to my late childhood to early adolescent phase, I was writing poems and songs (at least tried to). Those things I have kept in private and never have I shared it to anyone, as embarassing as it could get. Then came college time, xanga, became my bestfriend. It totally gave a new meaning to "dear diary", as it actually meant "dear madlang people". I have always thought of blogging as giving away a part of yourself to the world, while writing in your diary is keeping everything to yourself. Now, there is a tendency for people to write just to get reactions and comments. Some people even have forgotten to live for themselves and they now live for their audience. Times have changed. It's not all that bad, really (since I do it too). It has just evolved. That's it.

       I really love to write and yet at the same time I love to live my hectic life which makes it impossible for me to do the former all the time. My life is one big party, i do not deny it. that's why i have always felt the need to celebrate it. Life for me is too short, I have learned that the hard way when I lost a friend earlier this year (may she rest in peace). I used to not know what I want , ended up frustrated and lost, but now that I am past quarterlife, the picture seems a lot clearer. There's just so much things to look forward to.

        As an introduction to the blogging world,  fashion prescription will give a glimpse on how it is like growing up exposed to stethoscopes, syringes, sewing machines, figure forms, and everything in between.

       Sooo... I would like to introduce myself, my name is Josefa Victoria Ramos, but call me Kay. Kay as in Cai not Kay as in Kaye. I am a third year medical student trying to get away from that white uniform as much as I can. I am a devoted daughter, sister, and girlfriend. I can be overly protective with my loved ones.

       

        My father is a physician, and my mother is a fashion designer. I want to be BOTH.

        'Til my next post!

                                                          

                                                                                             Love,

                                                                                             K.