Archive for February, 2009
There have been a lot of changes in the Friendster layout lately. But what came up in my page a while ago had me L.O.L…
I have always wished getting on a limousine. It must be very comfortable sitting on one of those cars while drinking champagne. Well, I still don’t know how champagne tastes like! Anyway, I am more curious about recreational vehicles (RV). My family loves to travel but due to some limitations, we could just be content [...]
My parents had a wireless broadband connection installed at home more than two years ago. Because of that, I was able to cut back on my long distance call expenses. At least I get to hear them almost daily. They could also see me through my web camera if I am up to it. But, [...]
I’m having shortness of breath and pain in the chest right now. But all these are not because of Mesothelioma. I think I did not have much exposure to asbestos throughout my lifetime that I am not at risk of contracting such disease. However, I have experienced so much heart-wrenching and nerve-wracking events in the [...]
Lately, I’ve been busy searching for my highschool batchmates in the internet. As expected, I’ve seen many of them in Friendster! I sometimes do this because I have nothing else to do. But this time, we are trying to gather everyone to make very early preparations for the Grand Alumni homecoming. Each year, at the [...]
You have read it right. You can now leave an audio or video comment in this blog. A million thanks to Kuya Ro at Nispiros Portal for sharing this very cool plug-in. May it be in English, Tagalog, Cebuano/Bisaya, or Japanese, I would be more than glad to listen to your comments. So, please do [...]
I was nine years old when my brother brought home a male puppy. My brother and I begged our parents until they let us keep him. I think we gave him the name “Virgo”. We took turns in giving him a bath. We were so diligent in keeping him healthy. We didn’t know anything about [...]
From first to sixth grade, I went to a public school about a kilometer away from our house. At that time, there was still no uniform, so the students could wear anything and go to school wearing rubber slippers. The nearest city, Iligan City, is about 30 minutes away by jeepney. So, for the first [...]
Many people have already posted Danny Gokey’s “Hero” rendition at the American Idol’s first live show. But I’ve just got to write about it too. After all, I’ve been Danny Gokey’s fan since he auditioned! Just like how I faithfully looked forward to Melinda Doolittle every week in AI Season 7, I’ll be doing the [...]
Two Japanese friends and I were 100% sure that there were still layers of cakes available near the counter as we entered the cafe. I’ve been obsessed with cheese cake lately so I was really thrilled to see that only a slice was taken from it. But when the waitress took our orders, we were [...]
I couldn’t have survived my now two and a half years of stay here in Japan without my most faithful companion: my good ol’ Dell. When I first stepped into my current apartment, only the necessary appliances were provided. I was glad that the company provided a small TV, but there’s nothing else to choose [...]
Most of us can’t help but wonder how life would turn out when we get old, if we do get old. When I think about this reality, I often dread getting old. I didn’t want to get so wrinkled, forgetful, and physically weak. I didn’t want to be a burden to my children and grandchildren. [...]
