From SEEK 29766.
Mom said "Chew thirty times before swallowing". That's not just a health tip. That's an art. It's called "SAVORING". Everyday, as you take a big bite out of life, chew slowly. Savor things. Don't take life in just one big gulp. Not only are you in danger of choking. You'll never really taste life as well.
Monday, April 14, 2003
Thursday, April 10, 2003
My friends are selling beachwear for the summer! They have interesting stuff! For details check out the site: Beachwear 2003
Some of the stuff that they have:
For girls - surf pants, sports shorts, floral shorts, hipsters.
For guys - surf pants, sports shorts
Surf pants for girls:
Floral shorts for girls:
Sports shorts for guys:
Some of the stuff that they have:
For girls - surf pants, sports shorts, floral shorts, hipsters.
For guys - surf pants, sports shorts
Surf pants for girls:
Floral shorts for girls:
Sports shorts for guys:
Borrowed from Din's blog.
Blessed is the person who understands the reason of prayer. It's not to receive what we want, but to accept what God has given to us.
Blessed is the person who understands the reason of prayer. It's not to receive what we want, but to accept what God has given to us.
Walang ma-blog kaya Friday Five muna! :)
1. How many houses/apartments have you lived in throughout your life?
3! Stayed in Binan for 16 years. 1 year in a boarding house in Esteban Abada, Loyola Heights. And 9 years in La Vista.
2. Which was your favorite and why?
Hmmm tough one. I'd say La Vista. But Binan was fun too, especially because I was growing up then. I miss playing outdoor games with my friends there.
3. Do you find moving house more exciting or stressful? Why?
Well, it wasn't that stressful because we did it slowly. (From Binan to La Vista)
4. What's more important, location or price?
I'm not concerned with the price yet - I still stay with my parents. So for me, location is more important. It's great to be near friends and gimmick places. It's also great to be in a place
5. What features does your dream house have (pool, spa bath, big yard, etc.)?
My dream house would have a small pool, a garden, half-basketball court beside a wall (for walling - tennis), a veranda on the 2nd floor, a small patio. Inside, I want it so look like the houses in an Ikea catalogue, just like Kaboom's (of Pex )! His house isn't that big, but it's really nice.
Shet! *Dream* house talaga!
1. How many houses/apartments have you lived in throughout your life?
3! Stayed in Binan for 16 years. 1 year in a boarding house in Esteban Abada, Loyola Heights. And 9 years in La Vista.
2. Which was your favorite and why?
Hmmm tough one. I'd say La Vista. But Binan was fun too, especially because I was growing up then. I miss playing outdoor games with my friends there.
3. Do you find moving house more exciting or stressful? Why?
Well, it wasn't that stressful because we did it slowly. (From Binan to La Vista)
4. What's more important, location or price?
I'm not concerned with the price yet - I still stay with my parents. So for me, location is more important. It's great to be near friends and gimmick places. It's also great to be in a place
5. What features does your dream house have (pool, spa bath, big yard, etc.)?
My dream house would have a small pool, a garden, half-basketball court beside a wall (for walling - tennis), a veranda on the 2nd floor, a small patio. Inside, I want it so look like the houses in an Ikea catalogue, just like Kaboom's (of Pex )! His house isn't that big, but it's really nice.
Shet! *Dream* house talaga!
Wednesday, April 09, 2003
Friday, April 04, 2003
Pantoja
We usually go to Pantoja to have merienda. They serve spaghetti, different kinds of bread, pancit, some drinks, and other food. They have good stuff, except that their service sucks. They don't have a system for lining up, ordering food, and getting the food. It seems that they don't care, because people go to them anyway. It's like a default merienda place for a lot of the employees here.
I am so close to writing a letter to the management. However, I'm expecting this reply: "A lot of people buy from us so maybe you're the only one who thinks that way." A lot of my officemates feel the same. But I guess it's really a Filipino trait - just accepting what happens. "Ma-pasensiya". Oh well. Balitaan ko na lang kayo pag nag-sulat ako.
We usually go to Pantoja to have merienda. They serve spaghetti, different kinds of bread, pancit, some drinks, and other food. They have good stuff, except that their service sucks. They don't have a system for lining up, ordering food, and getting the food. It seems that they don't care, because people go to them anyway. It's like a default merienda place for a lot of the employees here.
I am so close to writing a letter to the management. However, I'm expecting this reply: "A lot of people buy from us so maybe you're the only one who thinks that way." A lot of my officemates feel the same. But I guess it's really a Filipino trait - just accepting what happens. "Ma-pasensiya". Oh well. Balitaan ko na lang kayo pag nag-sulat ako.
Thursday, April 03, 2003
Wednesday, April 02, 2003
Logbooks
In college, our barkada, called "Keitri", had a logbook. We left that logbook in our tambayan, the Oproom, and we wrote anything and everything in it. Love problems, exam problems, kwento, doodles... I miss that logbook! We gave it to Lawrence, who went to the US. We figured that he should be the one to keep it since he'll be away from everyone else. A few days ago one of the members of the barkada sent everyone else an email via our mailing list. The mailing list had been quiet for while because everybody's really busy. But her email triggered a barrage of replies. The mailing list is semi-active again, thanks to the fact that we treat our messages as logbook entries.
Which brings us to the topic of friends that you miss. Bunny is someone I really miss. It was still okay when she was actively blogging. Somehow, there was still a connection, even if it was just online. However, she's really busy with work now so she doesn't get to blog often. Another friend who I miss is Gina who's in the U.S. right now. We used to spend so much time together. She even slept over once a week! Kayong dalawa, miss ko na kayo.
In college, our barkada, called "Keitri", had a logbook. We left that logbook in our tambayan, the Oproom, and we wrote anything and everything in it. Love problems, exam problems, kwento, doodles... I miss that logbook! We gave it to Lawrence, who went to the US. We figured that he should be the one to keep it since he'll be away from everyone else. A few days ago one of the members of the barkada sent everyone else an email via our mailing list. The mailing list had been quiet for while because everybody's really busy. But her email triggered a barrage of replies. The mailing list is semi-active again, thanks to the fact that we treat our messages as logbook entries.
Which brings us to the topic of friends that you miss. Bunny is someone I really miss. It was still okay when she was actively blogging. Somehow, there was still a connection, even if it was just online. However, she's really busy with work now so she doesn't get to blog often. Another friend who I miss is Gina who's in the U.S. right now. We used to spend so much time together. She even slept over once a week! Kayong dalawa, miss ko na kayo.
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