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June bride Miriam getting Noy as best man
By Christina Mendez (The Philippine Star)

Manila, Philippines - President Aquino has been asked to be the best man when Sen. Miriam Defensor-Santiago and her husband of 40 years, Narciso Santiago Jr., renew their vows at the Manila Cathedral on June 19.

The office of Santiago has started distributing applications for media accreditation for the coverage of the event, dubbed at the Senate as the “wedding of the year.”

The feisty senator will be a June bride, remarrying her husband whose nickname is Jun during the wedding month.

If Aquino is best man, the bridesmaid is reportedly actress Heart Evangelista.

Despite the apparent differences in their political views, Sen. Santiago has reportedly chosen Aquino as the best man for their renewal of vows because the President’s father, the late Sen. Ninoy Aquino, was also one of the sponsors at the couple’s wedding 40 years ago.

Miriam and Jun were schoolmates at the University of the Philippines in Diliman, Quezon City.

Sen. Santiago was appointed head of the Bureau of Immigration during the term of former President Corazon Aquino, mother of the current president. Santiago was later appointed agrarian reform secretary.

During their marriage, the couple did not have major scandals except for the suicide of one of their sons several years ago in their Quezon City residence.

The incident left the family, especially Sen. Santiago, devastated, but it also prompted her to return to public service.

Bwahahaha mo like pud pina royal wedding bisan sakit na tuhod

Hmm, basin nagduda kon makaabot pa ba sa golden anniversary?

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on May 14, 2011, 09:20:46 PM
June bride Miriam getting Noy as best man
By Christina Mendez (The Philippine Star)

Manila, Philippines - President Aquino has been asked to be the best man when Sen. Miriam Defensor-Santiago and her husband of 40 years, Narciso Santiago Jr., renew their vows at the Manila Cathedral on June 19.

The office of Santiago has started distributing applications for media accreditation for the coverage of the event, dubbed at the Senate as the “wedding of the year.”

The feisty senator will be a June bride, remarrying her husband whose nickname is Jun during the wedding month.

If Aquino is best man, the bridesmaid is reportedly actress Heart Evangelista.

Despite the apparent differences in their political views, Sen. Santiago has reportedly chosen Aquino as the best man for their renewal of vows because the President’s father, the late Sen. Ninoy Aquino, was also one of the sponsors at the couple’s wedding 40 years ago.

Miriam and Jun were schoolmates at the University of the Philippines in Diliman, Quezon City.

Sen. Santiago was appointed head of the Bureau of Immigration during the term of former President Corazon Aquino, mother of the current president. Santiago was later appointed agrarian reform secretary.

During their marriage, the couple did not have major scandals except for the suicide of one of their sons several years ago in their Quezon City residence.

The incident left the family, especially Sen. Santiago, devastated, but it also prompted her to return to public service.

She is an Ilongga, I think.

Yes, she is from Iloilo City, Iloilo Province. Kuyawa kaayo ning bajeha....



indi ko gusto sa imo. sumbagon ko ikaw gid! bwahahaha

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 16, 2011, 06:39:05 AM
She is an Ilongga, I think.

That explains!!! 

Quote from: chicogon on May 16, 2011, 07:09:46 AM
That explains!!! 

Padz, unsa boot pasabot nmo? bwahahahaha

Yes Fr. Roel, do explain.

basin ning ingon si sen. defensor, "Sang Iloilo kag Bacolod ang kwarta ginapiko ginapala!"

Quote from: jorgeanna on May 16, 2011, 07:29:52 AM
Padz, unsa boot pasabot nmo? bwahahahaha

Di ko kay basin ma eskrima ko ni Bay Vist 

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 16, 2011, 07:44:36 AM
basin ning ingon si sen. defensor, "Sang Iloilo kag Bacolod ang kwarta ginapiko ginapala!"

Aw! ... ayaw na lang puahahaha 

Quote from: chicogon on May 16, 2011, 07:47:12 AM
Di ko kay basin ma eskrima ko ni Bay Vist  

Hahahaha! o sigoro mo kalit ra mo apil atong pseudu ilonggo practitioner diri. (kadtong tawhana bitaw nga taga sa lungsod sa iring) bwahaha!

joke joke

Quote from: chicogon on May 16, 2011, 07:48:05 AM
Aw! ... ayaw na lang puahahaha 

Dali na ba...ajaw pag ing ana ba...

(or in ilonggo: dali di, dali di !)


bwahahahaha!

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 16, 2011, 06:42:35 AM
Yes, she is from Iloilo City, Iloilo Province



indi ko gusto sa imo. sumbagon ko ikaw gid! bwahahaha

Paisano nis akong lola (maternal grandma) who hails from Iloilo: Praxedes Fernandez Galicia. Now y'all know I'm 1/4 Ilonggo!   

Quote from: chicogon on May 16, 2011, 07:51:14 AM
Paisano nis akong lola (maternal grandma) who hails from Iloilo: Praxedes Fernandez Galicia. Now y'all know I'm 1/4 Ilonggo!   

hahaha. mao bitaw naka hinumdum ko ning ingon bitaw ka nako ana sa una. taga asa sa iloilo diay imong lola, fr.?

taga iloilo city ? santa barbara? dumangas? passi city?

I guess I'm a Manila-born Bolongo!!! Bol-anon-Ilonggo 

katawa ko kai naka hinumdum ko sa usang time ning awayaway ko sa ahong babycakes. i was making fun of her and asking her what does the term , "ginapiko ginapala" means. she looked at me and gave me a stare. lol.

ingon sija (kalit baja): eh, ano ka? taga balaho-ano?!!

LOL.

sensitibo bitaw ning mga ilongga da. kyut jamo pero sobrang sensitibo..

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 16, 2011, 07:53:10 AM
hahaha. mao bitaw naka hinumdum ko ning ingon bitaw ka nako ana sa una. taga asa sa iloilo diay imong lola, fr.?

taga iloilo city ? santa barbara? dumangas? passi city?

She's a lone-star from Iloilo City, meaning, nag-iisang anak. We don't even know of any relative (Fernandez) from there... kay lumad Bol-anon jamo ko pagdako, morag Coke ad sa Tagbilaran: "I'm proud to be bottled in Bohol." 

Semi-sano diay nako nis Mrriam Defensor-Santiago (nagbakhu!) 

Quote from: chicogon on May 16, 2011, 07:53:44 AM
I guess I'm a Manila-born Bolongo!!! Bol-anon-Ilonggo 

LOL. you know what they say about Ilonggos...they're one of the best cooks! And have a taste for the finer things in life. They say Bol-anons are buotan kono (well, most, ). So that makes you a combination of the best of both worlds.

Quote from: chicogon on May 16, 2011, 07:56:56 AM
She's a lone-star from Iloilo City, meaning, nag-iisang anak. We don't even know of any relative (Fernandez) from there... kay lumad Bol-anon jamo ko pagdako, morag Coke ad sa Tagbilaran: "I'm proud to be bottled in Bohol." 

Hehehe. Kuyawa kaayo ang mga Ilonggo kai usually people in a town there have the same letter in their surnames. For example, in the town of Santa Barbara (a rather historical town; a beautiful one at that) most of the people's last names begin with the letter 'T'.

Common last names in Santa Barbara:

Tordo
Tan
Toledo
Taleon
Tigum
Taro

etc etc...

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 16, 2011, 08:18:31 AM
LOL. you know what they say about Ilonggos...they're one of the best cooks! And have a taste for the finer things in life. They say Bol-anons are buotan kono (well, most, ). So that makes you a combination of the best of both worlds.

You mean a Saintly Chef? 

Fr. Roel, i bet you your lola probably knew how to cook food eh? hehehehe!

And also daghang kaayo mestizo / mestiza didto sa Iloilo. The girls in Iloilo can make a man crazy (kai guapa kaajo sila!)

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 16, 2011, 08:24:15 AM
Hehehe. Kuyawa kaayo ang mga Ilonggo kai usually people in a town there have the same letter in their surnames. For example, in the town of Santa Barbara (a rather historical town; a beautiful one at that) most of the people's last names begin with the letter 'T'.

Common last names in Santa Barbara:

Tordo
Tan
Toledo
Taleon
Tigum
Taro

Mora mani kanta "To ta to ta ti ta..." 

Quote from: chicogon on May 16, 2011, 08:24:47 AM
You mean a Saintly Chef? 

Saintly Chef, Aggressive Farmer. Buotan si Toto/Dodong/Ondoy. etc etc.

Quote from: chicogon on May 16, 2011, 08:26:55 AM
Mora mani kanta "To ta to ta ti ta..." 

bwahahahaha! ilonggo version of "Da sound op musik" imbes "Do re mi fa so la te do" nag himo og "To ta to ta ti ta..."

bwahahahahahahah LOL

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 16, 2011, 08:26:10 AM
Fr. Roel, i bet you your lola probably knew how to cook food eh? hehehehe!

And also daghang kaayo mestizo / mestiza didto sa Iloilo. The girls in Iloilo can make a man crazy (kai guapa kaajo sila!)

All I remember was her monggo!!! My mom is the better cook, a St. Paul-Manila grad of Home Economics and taught cooking as a teacher at one time  (nag-inilonngo nako! bwahahaha )

Quote from: chicogon on May 16, 2011, 08:30:47 AM
All I remember was her monggo!!! My mom is the better cook, a St. Paul-Manila grad of Home Economics and taught cooking as a teacher at one time  (nag-inilonngo nako! bwahahaha )

O man. monggo. i bet she put buwad nga bolinao in her monggo eh? ay ka lami! (ka nami gid)

Quote from: chicogon on May 16, 2011, 08:26:55 AM
Mora mani kanta "To ta to ta ti ta..." 

They are the first letters of the last names you gave here 

Quote from: chicogon on May 16, 2011, 08:39:14 AM
They are the first letters of the last names you gave here 

bwahahahaha !

Quote from: chicogon on May 16, 2011, 08:24:47 AM
You mean a Saintly Chef?  

Hmm, how about a cooking saint?



A beautiful sculpture of St. Lorenzo with
his classic symbols: A Grill and Garlic


Saint Lorenzo, was one of seven deacons under Pope St. Sixtus and was condemned to death by the Prefect of Rome.  The story goes that as he was being grilled, he called out to those torturing him and said, ” Turn me over I’m done on this side!”. Then he prayed that the city of Rome might be converted to Jesus and that the Catholic Faith may spread all over the world.  And right before he died, he said, “It’s cooked enough now.”

Based on this story, it is said that Saint Lorenzo is the patron Saint of cooks.  He is also the patron Saint of cooking school located at the Mercato Centrale in Florence which is also called Mercato San Lorenzo, named for the church.  The beautiful Medici chapel is located on the backside of the San Lorenzo church with Michelanglo’s famous statues Dawn and Dusk/ Night and Day, created for the Medici tombs housed in the Chapel. -- http://www.thefoodieskitchen.com/

ang mga ilongo, kwarta ginapiko-ginapala daw nila. laktud pagka sulti hambug! magpakasal ug usab kay ilang testingan ang bag-ong pama-agi sa contraceptives? hahaha! luoda hunahuna-on uy! mo donate kog viagra nila mga dudes! 

lol, buwad, you always have a way with words that manages to make me laugh. jokester jud ka da.

Quote from: buwadsanga on May 19, 2011, 11:57:15 AM
ang mga ilongo, kwarta ginapiko-ginapala daw nila. laktud pagka sulti hambug! magpakasal ug usab kay ilang testingan ang bag-ong pama-agi sa contraceptives? hahaha! luoda hunahuna-on uy! mo donate kog viagra nila mga dudes! 

aray!  tingalig para sa ilang panuhot ang viagra?

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 19, 2011, 11:15:16 AM
Hmm, how about a cooking saint?


A beautiful sculpture of St. Lorenzo with
his classic symbols: A Grill and Garlic


Saint Lorenzo, was one of seven deacons under Pope St. Sixtus and was condemned to death by the Prefect of Rome.  The story goes that as he was being grilled, he called out to those torturing him and said, ” Turn me over I’m done on this side!”. Then he prayed that the city of Rome might be converted to Jesus and that the Catholic Faith may spread all over the world.  And right before he died, he said, “It’s cooked enough now.”

Based on this story, it is said that Saint Lorenzo is the patron Saint of cooks.  He is also the patron Saint of cooking school located at the Mercato Centrale in Florence which is also called Mercato San Lorenzo, named for the church.  The beautiful Medici chapel is located on the backside of the San Lorenzo church with Michelanglo’s famous statues Dawn and Dusk/ Night and Day, created for the Medici tombs housed in the Chapel. -- http://www.thefoodieskitchen.com/

now i understand why our own tb lorenzo loves valencia ginamos.