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Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
our marian beatriz's first day of school! :D
june 15,2010--so we're all excited that our lil mb is goin to school na. she's now officially enrolled in Rainbows School in our place Cabadbaran. On Nursery II, she was excited to go to school. her classes started round 8 til 10 AM. of course her nanay had filed a leave from work so that she'll personally witness her only daughter's first day of school. lil mb's papa-lolo was also there this morning. i wasnt around cause my classes too will start tommorow. her nanay is that excited and texted me the afternoon later that she emailed me already lil mb's pix. i was proud to see these pics. and hopin that she'll have fun in learning! :)
excited to go to school mb?
playin with her bag :)
good to know her school teaches kids how to have fun :)
whoah! it's her lil table! aww!
GOD BLESS lil mb! mwah! tito pao loves you! :)
excited to go to school mb?
playin with her bag :)
good to know her school teaches kids how to have fun :)
whoah! it's her lil table! aww!
GOD BLESS lil mb! mwah! tito pao loves you! :)
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
OFF TO A NEW START!
Last night I had so many realizations. And one of those is that things are not the way they seem to be.
I arrived to this point where i am expected to be someone and somewhat stable. This post graduate studies of which I am sort of entangled has always been my dream since I was a kid. I was not that focused and determined and the past few months have been tedious for me. I hated myself sometimes for being too loose and too procrastinating.
That is why I will be making tough decisions for the next days and probably months. No more mr. procrastination. No more fuckin around. I want to go back on track, and this probably is the start. By writing this blog this could be a big leap, a reminder.
So I am askin you all to please pray for me. I seem to be way too lost right now. It was hard for me to accept that I am lost. But I should. No one accepts a lousy loser. No one will.
This goes out to the people around me. I may not come up to your expectations, but know that I have tried and I have put my heart to it. This time its for real.
I arrived to this point where i am expected to be someone and somewhat stable. This post graduate studies of which I am sort of entangled has always been my dream since I was a kid. I was not that focused and determined and the past few months have been tedious for me. I hated myself sometimes for being too loose and too procrastinating.
That is why I will be making tough decisions for the next days and probably months. No more mr. procrastination. No more fuckin around. I want to go back on track, and this probably is the start. By writing this blog this could be a big leap, a reminder.
So I am askin you all to please pray for me. I seem to be way too lost right now. It was hard for me to accept that I am lost. But I should. No one accepts a lousy loser. No one will.
This goes out to the people around me. I may not come up to your expectations, but know that I have tried and I have put my heart to it. This time its for real.
Friday, February 12, 2010
formspring.me
If you had to teach something this valentines, what would you teach?
valentines?all i wanna say is that dont get caught in the frenzy just because it's vday. everyday is a valentines day y'know.
Friday, February 05, 2010
How to Celebrate Bob Marley's 65th Birthday
Bob Marley, born February 6, 1945, is internationally recognized as the Godfather of reggae. While he did not invent this timeless form, he became reggae's seminal figure. Kick back, mon, and relax to the sounds of reggae in celebration of Marley's birthday.
- Step 1
Take a trip to your local library to do some reading about the man revered by Bob Marley and all other Rastafarians: Haile Selassie, former Emperor of Ethiopia.
- Step 2
Book a trip to the Caribbean paradise of Jamaica, Marley's home and birthplace.
- Step 3
Play Bob's debut release track, "Judge Not," as a tribute to the beginning of his prosperous and uplifting career.
- Step 4
Take a stab at reading the palms of your friends and family. Prior to becoming a singer and musician, Marley was a well-known local palm reader.
- Step 5
Purchase hemp-manufactured clothing in celebration of the herb that inspired Bob throughout his life.
- Step 6
Pop open a Red Stripe, Jamaica's favorite beer, in tribute to Marley's homeland.
Tuesday, January 05, 2010
what love is?love is when..
“You may not be her first, her last, or her only. She loved before she may love again but if she loves you now, what else matters? She’s not perfect - you aren’t either, and the two of you may never be perfect together but if she can make you laugh, cause you to think twice, and admit to being human and making mistakes, hold onto her and give her the most you can. She may not be thinking about you every second of the day, but she will give you a part of her that she knows you can break - her heart. So don’t hurt her, don’t change her, don’t analyze and don’t expect more than she can give. Smile when she makes you happy, let her know when she makes you mad, and miss her when she’s not there.” — Bob Marley
Top 10: New Year's Resolutions All Men Should Make
No.10 - Build a shelf
We know that not everyone is a skilled handyman, but learning some basic DIY has all sorts of advantages. Firstly, it saves time and money if you can fix something yourself instead of hiring someone to do it for you. It gives you a great sense of accomplishment when you finish a project, and it is also a pretty impressive skill to have.
So this year, make sure you put energy into learning how to do something practical. Whether it is turning a plank of wood into a shelf or rewiring your entire house (which we wouldn’t suggest as a first project), a manual project is certainly a resolution all men should make.
How many great books have we all heard of, but never actually read -- and perhaps even lied about reading? This year, make a point of knocking at least one title off that list. There are so many big reads to choose from, from classics like War and Peace to contemporary titles like The Kindly Ones, that you are bound to find something that will appeal to you. Not only will it make you more erudite, as you discover why that novel is held in such high regard (and possibly improve your vocabulary) but it may just kick-start a new enthusiasm for reading.
It is a frequently repeated statement that men are singularly bad at visiting their doctor. By and large, men prefer to say nothing and hope that a problem goes away rather than be seen as a hypochondriac or a wuss. But we say this year is the time to change that. Make an appointment for that checkup, even if it is just to confirm that everything’s working the way it should be. The importance of your health cannot be overstated; take one small step to help yourself.
There are very few men out there who are entirely satisfied with the position they are in career-wise, and the rest of us don’t necessarily know how to progress. This is where our next resolution comes in. Visiting a career conference will give you all sorts of great advice on career progression. It will help to galvanize you if you have found your motivation flagging, and is a great opportunity for networking. It will dig you out of the rut you find yourself stuck in, and may be just what you need to finally start getting the recognition you deserve at work.
While our previous point emphasized the importance of working on your career, we also recognize the importance of having good quality downtime as well. It is all too easy to come home after a hard day at the office, sit on the couch and watch TV. Remember when you used to have hobbies? Start devoting time to rediscovering those activities. It is a more fulfilling way to spend your time than doing nothing, and may also allow you to meet some new people. Whether it’s a sport, a musical instrument or some incredibly obscure activity, make time for it again.
Our No. 1 resolution for 2010 is about taking yourself outside your comfort zone, broadening your horizons and checking out a new corner of the world. The quickest way to cure listlessness or boredom is to put yourself in the crosshairs of an adventure. Whether you have a dream destination in mind or you simply throw a dart at a map of the world, going somewhere new is the most important New Year’s resolution all men should make. Even if you hate traveling, you can still do this. Visiting somewhere new can even include the restaurant you walk past every day, the local museum or the next town over.
We know that not everyone is a skilled handyman, but learning some basic DIY has all sorts of advantages. Firstly, it saves time and money if you can fix something yourself instead of hiring someone to do it for you. It gives you a great sense of accomplishment when you finish a project, and it is also a pretty impressive skill to have.
So this year, make sure you put energy into learning how to do something practical. Whether it is turning a plank of wood into a shelf or rewiring your entire house (which we wouldn’t suggest as a first project), a manual project is certainly a resolution all men should make.
No.9 - Read a big book
How many great books have we all heard of, but never actually read -- and perhaps even lied about reading? This year, make a point of knocking at least one title off that list. There are so many big reads to choose from, from classics like War and Peace to contemporary titles like The Kindly Ones, that you are bound to find something that will appeal to you. Not only will it make you more erudite, as you discover why that novel is held in such high regard (and possibly improve your vocabulary) but it may just kick-start a new enthusiasm for reading.
No.8 - Make an appointment for a checkup
It is a frequently repeated statement that men are singularly bad at visiting their doctor. By and large, men prefer to say nothing and hope that a problem goes away rather than be seen as a hypochondriac or a wuss. But we say this year is the time to change that. Make an appointment for that checkup, even if it is just to confirm that everything’s working the way it should be. The importance of your health cannot be overstated; take one small step to help yourself.
No.7 - Go to a career conference
There are very few men out there who are entirely satisfied with the position they are in career-wise, and the rest of us don’t necessarily know how to progress. This is where our next resolution comes in. Visiting a career conference will give you all sorts of great advice on career progression. It will help to galvanize you if you have found your motivation flagging, and is a great opportunity for networking. It will dig you out of the rut you find yourself stuck in, and may be just what you need to finally start getting the recognition you deserve at work.
No.6 - Devote more time to your hobbies
While our previous point emphasized the importance of working on your career, we also recognize the importance of having good quality downtime as well. It is all too easy to come home after a hard day at the office, sit on the couch and watch TV. Remember when you used to have hobbies? Start devoting time to rediscovering those activities. It is a more fulfilling way to spend your time than doing nothing, and may also allow you to meet some new people. Whether it’s a sport, a musical instrument or some incredibly obscure activity, make time for it again.
No.5 - Do P90X
Countless studies have shown that setting vague fitness and weight-loss goals are easily ignored. Much more effective is setting a workout routine to follow, which then lets the weight thing take care of itself. P90X is just one example of these challenging exercise programs that keep you motivated as well as yielding excellent results. Find one that suits your aims (weight loss, muscle gain, etc), and then get going with it. You will find you have more energy, you look and feel better, and those love handles will cease to be a concern.
No.4 - Open a savings account
The last 12 months have been a salutary lesson in the importance of sound financial management. While that was on a global scale, we can all do better with our personal finances. As one small step, we recommend opening a savings account. Put a percentage of your salary in each month (or whatever you can spare) and don’t touch it. Pretty soon you won’t miss the money you have put away, and it will gradually grow into the beginnings of a nest egg. You can use this as a springboard into better fiscal health more generally.
No.3 - Conquer a fear
We never promised that these would all be a walk in the park (unless you are afraid of parks). Everyone has fears of one kind or another, and overcoming them can be a real battle. The cheapest and most effective way to overcome your fear is to expose yourself to what you’re scared of until you get over it. If your fear is having a negative impact on your quality of life, 2010 is the year to make this resolution.
No.2 - Help someone else
A great way to feel better about yourself is by helping those in need. We realize that not everyone has lots of time to devote to this, but whatever you can do to help is worth doing. Whether that is volunteering in a soup kitchen (especially helpful in the winter) or helping your elderly landlady carry out her garbage, make 2010 the year when you start thinking about making the world better for everyone else. It is very easy to become self-absorbed and forget there are always people in need of help. Don’t make that mistake this year.
No.1 - Visit a new destination
Our No. 1 resolution for 2010 is about taking yourself outside your comfort zone, broadening your horizons and checking out a new corner of the world. The quickest way to cure listlessness or boredom is to put yourself in the crosshairs of an adventure. Whether you have a dream destination in mind or you simply throw a dart at a map of the world, going somewhere new is the most important New Year’s resolution all men should make. Even if you hate traveling, you can still do this. Visiting somewhere new can even include the restaurant you walk past every day, the local museum or the next town over.
Thursday, December 10, 2009
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