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Ngano man ning akong account nga pwede na man nako'ng i-modify ang post sa uban?

Unsa man ning kahibulongang panghitabo ug ang naglimin ani?

Tabang!!

Mga Igsoon, nangita ko'g balay kapuy-an sa Tagbilaran.

Matinud-anon,
Bugsay

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Here's to the crazy ones, the misfits, the rebels, the troublemakers, the round peg in the square holes....
The one who see things differently ---they're not fond of the rules...
You can agree with them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them, but the only thing you can't
do is ignore them because many they change things, they push the human society race forward
and while some people may see them as crazy ones, we see genius, because the ones who are crazy enough
to think that they can change the world, are the ones who do.

mr admin, nganong lahi na lage akong username, from "bugsay" to "maayong adlaw bugsay".....hehehe
ingon ani ba tanan?....

 

hehehe...

kaayo ra'ng balakan....

Corporate Lesson 1:


A priest offered a lift to a Nun. She got in and crossed her legs, forcing her gown to reveal a leg.

The priest nearly had an accident.

After controlling the car, he stealthily slid his hand up her leg.

The nun said, "Father, remember Psalm 129?" The priest removed his hand.

But, changing gears, he let his hand slide up her leg again. The nun once again said, "Father, remember Psalm 129?" The priest apologized, "Sorry sister but the flesh is weak."

Arriving at the convent, the nun went on her way. On his arrival at the church, the priest rushed to look up Psalm 129.

It said, "Go forth and seek, further up, you will find glory."

MORAL LESSON OF THE STORY:

If you are not well informed in your job, you might miss a great opportunity.

Referee:(ning pito)  foul ka, kay nanggunit ka'g itlog

ahem, dia niabot na!...

The needed materials are: 1.5 liter soda bottle, 1’x 1’ roof sheet material, purified water, camera film dispenser, chlorine and a rubber sealant.

Procedure:

Step 1. Fill the 1.5 liter clear soda bottle with purified water then add 3 tablespoons of liquid bleach and tightly seal the cap. Do not use tap water because this will allow the growth of moss.

Step 2. Make a hole in the 1’x1’ roof sheet material, just the same size of the bottle’s circumference and insert the bottom part of the bottle leaving it exposed under the sunlight.

Step 3. Make another hole on the roof of the house (same as the bottle’s circumference) where you want to put the solar bulb and firmly fix the device.

Step 4. Seal the roof with a sealant to prevent raindrops from getting inside the house. It will produce a light when the water inside the bottle bulb refracts and scatters the light inside the house.

The Solar Bottle Bulb is expected to last up to two years before it needs changing.

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Kinsa'y moapil ani nga kawsa sa pakigbisong.....aw pakigbisog diay..

......pero hangtud karon wa pa jud nakauli.....asa ra kaha ni'ng kanahan?...

Nagplano ko nga sa atua nalang manginabuhi, lisod ni'ng layo ta's pamilya ba.
Kanang di molapas sa 100K ang puhonan.
Salamat daan.

Mao ni ang unod sa inteview, wa pa ko kalimot...english kay taga Empire man si maam...

Maam : Do you know how to drop an egg onto a concrete floor without cracking it?
Bugsay : Easy. Just drop the egg. Concrete floors are very hard so the floor will not crack!

Maam : If it took four men four hours to code a program, how long would it take eight men to code it?
Bugsay : No time at all, the program is already there.

Maam : If you have three oranges and three apples in one hand and four oranges and four apples in the other hand, what would you have?
Bugsay : You have really huge hands.(really funny one)

Maam : If you throw a Blue stone into the blue sea what it will become?
Bugsay : It will become Wet.

Lahi nga pangutana.....pero si sir na ang nipuli..

Hubag: daddy? how did I come into this world??
Dad: listen carefully..
mom & dad met each other in a cyber cafe... in the restrooms of that cyber cafe, dad connected to mom a big USB. Mom at that time made some downloads from dad's memory stick... when dad finished uploading we discovered we did not use firewall... since it was too late to cancel or delete, nine months later we ended up w/ a virus...

...hahahah!

 

SMILE....

Never Underestimate a Woman



There was a man who had worked all of his life and had saved all of his money and was a real miser when it came to his money. He loved money more than just about anything, and just before he died, he said to his wife, “Now listen. When I die, I want you to take all my money and put it in the casket with me. I want to take my money to the afterlife with me.”

And so he got his wife to promise him with all of her heart that when he died, she would put all of the money in the casket with him. Well, he died. He was stretched out in the casket, his wife was sitting there in black, and her friend was sitting next to her. When they finished the ceremony, just before the undertakers got ready to close the casket, the wife said, “Wait just a minute!” She had a box with her. She came over with the box and put it in the casket. Then the undertakers locked the casket down and rolled it away.

So her friend said, “Girl, I know you weren’t fool enough to put all that money in there with your husband.” She said, “Listen, I’m a GOOD woman; I can’t go back on my word. I promised him that I would put that money in the casket with him.”

“You mean to tell me you put all that money in the casket with him!!!?”

“I sure did,” said the wife. “I wrote him a check.”......

pagka abtik sa atong amigo'ng bai Hubag.....

Wa kasabot sa gibatism
kaototon ba o gustong mangihism
aron dili ka magmukhasim
yogyogon na lang iyang buhism..

di ba kaha ni si maam Lolla?

25-anyos wa matuli kay kalit nawagtang

WA mahinayon og patuli ang 25 anyos nga lalaki nga lakip unta sa gatusan ka mga bata nga nipailawom sa circumcision ug dental services nga gipasiugdhan sa Aboitiz Foundation Inc. didto sa Panphil D. Frasco Memorial Gym sa lungsod sa Liloan, Cebu.

Si Sonny Carpio, executive vice president sa Aboitiz Foundation Inc. nagkanayon nga lakip sa sayong nilinya aron sa pagpatuli mao ang 25 anyos nga taga Sityo Bonbon, Catarman, sa maong lungsod.

Gitambagan ni Carpio ang maong batan-on nga adto lang magpatuli sud sa health center aron kapanalipdan ang privacy niini ug di dumogon sa mga tawo nga manguryuso sa pagtan-aw.

Apan nianang pagkaudto, wa na igkita ang maong batan-on ug wa gyud kini nadayon sa pagpatuli.

Gipapangita ang maoy batan-on apan wa na kini sa area.

Matod pa ni Carpio nga sayo pa gani sa buntag naglinya na ang mga bata aron sa pagpatuli.

Nianang mga alas 11:00 sa buntag daw nisobra na sa 200 ka mga bata ang ilang natuli ug lapas na sa ilang quota.

Padayon nga giatiman kadtong nangabot nga kabataan nga gustong magpatuli.

Laing serbisyo nga napahimuslan sa mga residente sa 14 ka mga barangay sa Liloan mao ang dental mission.

Moabot sa 150 ka mga lumolupyo ang naibtan sa ilang mga ngipon.

Gipapirma og waiver ang ginikanan tungod kay ang mga bata nga 6 anyos pataas mao ray angayan unta nilang tulion.

Ang maong kalihukan nga giulohan og “Astig Ka Boy” maoy labing una nga gipahigayon dinhi sa lalawigan sa Sugbo.

Gipasabot ni Carpio nga gumikan sa maayong resulta sa ilang kalihukan himuon na kini nilang tinuig nga programa nga pasiugdahan sa Aboitiz Foundation Inc.

Kini ilang himuon sa mga lungsod nga nahisakop sa Metro Cebu.

Si Carpio nagkanayon nga gigahinan sa Aboitiz Foundation og tag P500 matag bata ug mga pasyente sa medical mission nga ilang gipahigayon.

Akoa, brief kon motrabaho o basta mogawas sa balay......pero kon sa balay lang, boxer shorts ra

Unsang parteha sa imong lawas nga dali kang gilokan?

akoa, sa akong tuhod ug paa....
ikaw?

DHAKAâ€"Farmers in a parched district of northern Bangladesh are marrying off frogs in a desperate bid to bring on monsoon rains and protect their crops, local officials said Wednesday.

Bangladesh suffered its driest July in decades, prompting farmers to turn to the centuries-old rain-making ritual of celebrating frog marriages, officials say.

"There have been lot of frog marriages as there has been hardly any rainfall here even though it's monsoon season," Sadullahpur district government administrator Ariful Haq said.

At a frog wedding in Ramchandrapur village, 300 villagers dressed in their best clothes attended the festivities, said Tajul Islam, who was at the wedding.

"The frog bride and groom are highly decorated with a red streak of color on their forehead and carried in a special basket to a banana-leaf stage," he said.

"Villagers sing songs, make offerings of rice and grass, then after the ceremony the married frogs are released in the village pond," he said, adding that all the village children then got traditional sweets.

Monsoon rains normally sweep Bangladesh from June to September, with the country receiving more than 75 percent of its annual rainfall during this period.

In July, usually the wettest month of the year, Bangladesh received 36 percent less rain than last year, said Shah Alam, deputy chief of the weather department.

"The rainfall in July was the lowest in the last three decades," he said.

Scientists say Bangladesh is one of the countries worst hit by the effects of climate change with extreme weather conditions such as drought and flooding likely to increase in the future.

"The situation is horrible. The farmers hardly have enough water to plant paddy crops. The water bodies have dried up," Sadullahpur district government administrator Haq said.

Kinsay nakahimo ani sa una?..

unsay maayong mistrada sa kinutil....anyone here nga naay idea.

primary ingredients: tuba, tablija ug itlog....unsa pa man?

Kanus-a man gyu'd pwede?

medyo medical related ni nga question pero pwede pod ang uban mohatag ug idea base sa ekperyensya.

Dear Dad

Berlin  is wonderful, people are nice and I really like it here, but Dad, I am a bit ashamed to arrive at my college with my pure-gold Ferrari 599GTB when all my teachers and many fellow students travel by train.
Your son, Nasser




The next day,  Nasser  gets a reply to his e-mail from his dad:

My dear loving Son:

Twenty million US Dollar has just been transferred to your account. Please stop embarrassing us. Go and get yourself a train too.

Love,

YOUR DAD

UNBEATABLE DAD

A teenage boy had just passed his driving test and inquired of his father as to when they could discuss his use of the car.
His father said he'd make a deal with his son: 'You bring your  grades up from a C to a B average, study your Bible a little, and get your hair cut. Then we'll talk about the car.'
The boy thought about that for a moment, decided he'd settle for the offer, and they agreed on it.
After about six weeks his father said, 'Son, you've brought your  grade sup and I've observed that you have been studying your Bible, but I'm disappointed you haven't had your hair cut.
The boy said, 'You know, Dad, I've been thinking about that, and I've noticed in my studies of the Bible that Samson had long hair, John the Baptist had long hair, Moses had long hair...and there's even strong evidence that Jesus had long hair.'


You're going to love the Dad's reply:






'Did you also notice they all walked everywhere they went'

murag hulagway..

Wow!!!!......pero kinsa man ang matawag ug "legitimate center" nga mo dominate sa depensa sa Miami?...murag alanganin man nga sentro si Bosh....power forward man gyud iyang position.....offense...no questions?

duda gihapon ko ani....dili man timbang...

Wa man koy tambal tawon diri uy...pero mopalit ko'g chinese med ang ngan "hei jia pai"...kon sa ininglis pa ni...black plus white..

gawas aning tambal unsa pa'y maayo nakong buhaton...inom permi ug tubig?... unsa pa?

Matsalam daan.

unsay kalainan sa plato ug kogmo?

ang plato ibutang sa ibabaw sa lamesa..
ang kogmo, ipapilit sa ilawom sa lamesa.

Happy Father's day natong tanang mga amahan....ug sa mga Inatay (Ina nga Tatay) kay ang mga bana naas gawas nagtrabaho!!!

Secret 1
The Right Priorities
“Make sure of the more important things.”â€"Philippians 1:10.

What this means. In successful marriages, each spouse puts the other’s needs ahead of self, possessions, job, friends, and even other relatives. Husband and wife spend plenty of time with each other and with the children. Both are willing to make sacrifices for the interests of the family.â€"Philippians

Secret 2
Commitment
“What God has yoked together let no man put apart.”â€"Matthew 19:6.

What this means. Successful couples view their marriage as a permanent union. When a problem arises, they strive to solve it rather than use it as an excuse to abandon the marriage. When spouses have a sense of commitment, they feel secure. Each trusts that the other will continue to honor the union

Secret 3
Teamwork
“Two are better than one . . . If one of them should fall, the other one can raise his partner up.”â€"Ecclesiastes 4:9, 10.

What this means. Successful couples respect God’s headship arrangement as outlined in the Bible. (Ephesians 5:22-24) Nevertheless, both husband and wife view their marriage in terms of “ours” and “we” rather than “mine” and “me.” When there is teamwork, husband and wife are no longer single at heart. They are “one flesh”â€"a Bible term that describes not only the permanence of the union but also its intimacy.â€"Genesis 2:24.

Secret 4
Respect
“Let all . . . screaming and abusive speech be taken away from you.”â€"Ephesians 4:31.

What this means. Both troubled and successful families have disagreements. But successful families discuss matters without resorting to sarcasm, insults, and other forms of abusive speech. Family members treat one another as they themselves would like to be treated.â€"Matthew 7:12.

Secret 5
Reasonableness
“Let your reasonableness become known.”â€"Philippians 4:5.

What this means. In successful families, husbands and wives make allowances for each other’s mistakes. (Romans 3:23) They are also neither unduly rigid nor overly permissive with their children. They set a modest number of household rules. When correction is needed, they give it “to the proper degree.”â€"Jeremiah 30:11.


Secret 6
Forgiveness
“Continue putting up with one another and forgiving one another freely.”â€"Colossians 3:13.

What this means. Successful couples learn from the past; but they do not keep track of old grievances and then use these to make sweeping assertions, such as “You are always late” or “You never listen.” Both husband and wife believe that “it is beauty . . . to pass over transgression.”â€"Proverbs 19:11.

Secret 7
A Firm Foundation
What this means. Strong families do not endure automatically, any more than a house just keeps standing for many decades. A solid structure needs a firm foundation, and the same is true of a strong family. Successful families are built on a source of guidance that works.

Happy Birthday diha bai Gwargz....

Mga panghinaut sa kapiskay sa panglawas, ug kalinaw sa pagpuyo uban sa imong tibuok banay.....ug daghang wawartz....

Natumba na ba ang baka?.....patabang lang ni Jimmy Galolo aron dali ra mahuman pag ihaw...hehehe

Pray and invite others to pray
the Rosary on June 13.

Dear Friends,On June 13, 1917, Our Lady appeared at Fatima and told the 3 seers:

"Jesus wishes to use you in order to make me known and loved. He wishes to establish devotion to my Immaculate Heart in the world.

"I promise salvation to those who embrace it; and these souls will be beloved of God like flowers arranged by me to adorn His throne."

What a magnificent promise!

And today, you can participate in that promise by:



praying the Rosary yourself on June 13, and


inviting your friends to pray the Rosary too

Share this invitation with your friends.

Why is this so important?

Because the Rosary is so powerful. Yet it is neglected by so many people who really need to:

know and love Our Lady


practice devotion to Her Immaculate Heart


gain eternal salvation and to be like flowers that She will use to adorn the Throne of God
Our Lord wants to use devotion to Our Lady’s Immaculate Heart to save sinners from going to Hell, and to prevent the many tragedies we are witnessing today because people do not pray the Rosary and do not amend their lives.

It takes a minute to pass on this message to your friends, but it could do them an eternity of good.

Invite friends to pray the Rosary on June 13.

BATOBALANI SA GUGMA
By: Bugsay

Sa adlaw nga wa damha nagkaila ta
Numero sa telepono nagbinayloay tang duha
Sa sinugdanan daw baliwala ra
Kasing-kasing wa ka alinggat sa imong kagwapa

Hangtod nga daghang tawag namugna
Nagka estorya tang duha sa bisan unsa nga takna
Lawom nga gabii wa gyud ko dukaa
Kay nakighinabi pa ka nako sa pikas linya

Nanglabay’ang mga adlaw gikan sa atong panagkaila
Mga ngisi sa akong baba permi na molakra.
Mga gabii sa sala mag atang ko’s telepono
Usahay akong gi dulog didto sa akong kwarto.

Ilimod ko ba nga naigo na ko sa pana ni kupido
Nibusikad ang pagbati nga daw sa armas gi rapido
Makadungog lang sa imong ngan moulbo
Ang kahinam sa akong dughan naglagubo.

Hangtod nagkahigugmaay gyud ta'ng duha
May mga tawo moingon nga superficial ra ang akoa
Naay niingon unsay akong ikahatag kanimo ug ikapalit
Tinuoray nga gugma mao ray akong ikadalit.

Naunsa naman intawon ako
Daw batobalani nga di pwede’g wa ko nimo
Daw gision akong kahiladman kon ako mahilayo
Hinungdan nga nag uban na ta ug naminyo.

Sundang ‘Kong Nagibang
by: Bugsay

Sa bag-o pa kini hait kaayo
Sinubhan sa sabon ug kayo
May pikit nga uway ang puloan kahoy’ng bayabas
Pugong kini aron di mabuak inig tigbas

Siging gibaid aron sinaw permi
Sakuban haum kaayo ug nindot ang kurti
Sa hawakan matag adlaw kauban
Kong motanda ko’s akong umahan

Usa ka adlaw nanghohoy akong abaga
Gihulaman ug giuli nga labihayng gibanga
Pagtigbas kuno sa kahoy nga gahi
Nidalipyas ug ang bato sa ubos ang nibiti

Paglabay sa mga bulan mura nag daan
Wa na natagad ug napasagdan
Sa sakuban perming wa gikauban
Bisan asa nalang nako makit-an.

Unsaon pa man ka nako karon
Pagkakaron wa koy plano nga akoa kang gamiton
Moadto ta’s manawsaway sa centro
Pagamyan ko ikaw ug himoong kutsilyo

Sa panginabuhi ang sundang daghan ug pulos
Sa akong hawakan dapat perming nay matikos
Moadto ko karon sa mercado
Kay mopalit nalang ako ug bag-o

Ang Pag-inusara Ug Ang Saad Sa Gugma
by: BugsaY

Ubos sa dakong landong sa kamingaw
Usa ka binuhat nag alindasay ug nag duhiraw
Naglantaw sa halayong unahan sa handurawan
Sa lusok sa luha sa kamingaw kini gisalimbungan

Nganong nag inusara niining dangngog nga kalibutan
Nga puno sa kapintas sa kinabuhi ug hubo nga kamatuoran
Nga sa matag liskog nimo bisag usa mo ka-lakang
Ang bung-aw sa pagsuway  nag-atang aron ka matulimbang

Hugtan pagkupot ang ligdong nga pakigbisog duyogan sa ping-it sa pag-antus
Ang matag banagbanag sa kangitngit niini mo hulip ug mobanos
Ang sidlak sa masaarong adlaw kanato mongisi ug mobalikos
Maghatag ug hupay sa hunahuna nga gitulisok ug nag-aliwaros

Saad sa gugma sa duha ka maampingong binuhat
Gihudlat sa sa kahingawa ug sa gintang ug gilay-on may naghuwat
Hangtod kanus-a birahon pagbalik ang hikot sa pagpaanod ug pagtugot
Aron ang bukton sa usag-usa duyog sa gugma matag adlaw na magkupot.

Ang Angkla
by: Bugsay

SA lawod sa mga pangandoy
Ug sa  pagkinabuhi nga puno sa kakapoy
Lig-onon ang pisi sa paghikot
Sa sog sa pagsuway dili malagpot.

I tos-tos ang angkla sa halawom nga naglagitum.
Kay nagkilay na ang masuk-anong dag-om
Ning kasa na ang nibuliskad nga mga balud
Agig pagtahod sa hangin nga lawod-lawod.

Aninawa kon hugot pa ba
Ang pisi sa banting nga bag-o lang gidupa
Balik aninaw sa halayo nga lapyahan nga gigikanan
Kay basin naanod ka na ug sa layong dapit gilaran.

Matagbaw ra ‘nya ang unos nga sa kahuyang naglatos
Mogil-it ang kahayag ug ang kalinaw mobanos
Mogilak ang banagbanag sa masaarong pagsubang sa adlaw
Maalamon ang tawo nga wa matarog ug sa pagsuway di motalaw..

Nangutana lang ko kay mao may gusto sa akong anak nga mag HS na sunod tuig. Gusto niya Don Bosco or San Carlos Seminary.
I asked him kon kinsa ang nag influence niya, pero matud niya nga siya ra...gusto lang niya...hmmmm

Once a week ra siya maka uli...kalooy pod tawon.

Unsay inyong hunahuna?

Garage Door

The boss walked into the office one morning not knowing his zipper was down and his fly area wide open. His assistant walked up to him and said, 'This morning when you left your house, did you close your garage door?' The boss told her he knew he'd closed the garage door, and walked into his office puzzled by the question.

As he finished his paperwork, he suddenly noticed his fly was open, and zipped it up. He then understood his assistant's question about his 'garage door.'

He headed out for a cup of coffee and paused by her desk to ask, 'When my garage door was open, did you see my Hummer parked in there?'

She smiled and said, 'No, I didn't. All I saw was an old mini van with two flat tires..

Correct timing to drink water, will maximize its effectiveness on the Human body.
 
        Two (02) glass of water - After waking up -  Helps activate internal organs

             One (01) glasses of water  - 30 minutes before meal - Help digestion

             One (01) glass of water - Before taking a bath - Helps lower blood pressure

                One (01) glass of water - Before sleep  - To avoid stroke or heart attack

Oh! Akong Bohol.....Nganong Idlas Man Ka?
by: Bugsay

Sa dapit nga akong gikamingawan
Nindot ang kasilinganan, kabungtoran ug ang lapyahan
Didto nahulma ang tam-is nga mga handumanan
Sa panahon sa akong kabatan-onan.

Probinsiya nga gitawag ug Bohol nga mauy akong namat-an
Mga tawo pulos kugihan ug sa maayong gawi dili matup-ngan

Sungag! mga Sana ug Sano
Magtambayayong ta pagpa-uswag sa atong kultura ug ekonomiya
Kataw-an ra nato ang mga problema
Kay kaliwat gud ta ni Dagohoy ug Sikatuna nga di moatras sa espada ug bala

Ang Bol-anon mahigugmaon ug matoohon sa Ginoo
Kinatibuk-ang probinsiya magsaulog sa Fiesta sa Mayo
Gikan sa layong dapit mouli ug mohimamat sa mga amiga ug amigo
Mithi sa us ka Bol-anon nga angay ipasigarbo

Mga kahigalaan kon fiesta magbalikbalik
Maghilak ang matag adlaw sa Mayo ug way baboy nga mag-iwik
Usa ka pruweba nga kitang mga Bol-anon dili tihik.
Bisag human sa fiesta way sapi sa bulsa nga mohagtik.

Sungag! mga Sana ug Sano
Ipakita sa tibook kalibutan ang atong pagkamaayong ehemplo
Dili sa estorya, kon dili sa buhat,
Kay mga Bol-anon way KURAT.

Paabuta ko diha akong BOHOL
Dia pa kos layong kapupod-an nanimpad
Naningkamot alang sa ugma damlag
Basin di madugay matigayon ug makabalik diha kanimo nga akong SAG.

SA adlaw sa piniliay, hinumdomi ang mosunod:

- Ang hulagway sa mga bata nga naglaruylaroy ug nagpakilimos sa kadalanan, hinikawawan sa kaugmaon.

- Ang mga pamilya nga nabungkag tungod sa panaglagyo kay ang asawa o bana nanimpad sa laing nasud resulta sa kakuwang sa kahigayonan dinhi sa yuta ta nga natawhan.


- Ang liboan sa atong mga kaigsuonan nga tungod sa kaubos na sa ilang pagtan-aw sa kaugalingon tukmod sa kalisod, mosugot na lang maghubo atubangan sa webcam bugti sa ipadala kanila sa ilang ka-chat nga langyaw.

- Ang kadugay sa pagproseso sa mga papeles sa mga buhatan sa gobyerno, ang way katapusan nimo nga pag-follow-up kay dili molihok ang makinilya kung way padangog.

- Bisan tuod dili mahimo sa gobyerno ang tanan â€" dako ang kadaot o kaayo nga mahimo sa gobyerno sa imong kinabuhi ug sa imong isigka Pilipino.

- Ang Maguindanao Massacre isip simbolo sa kahakog sa gahom.

- Ang mga sugilanon sa inhustisya â€" mga gidaugdaog nga mamumuo, mga way gikaon nga mag-uuma ug uban pa.

- Nga bakak nga gipatuo sa uban: nga di na modangat ang kausaban. Ang tinuod - way kausaban nga mahitabo hangtod nga dili mausab ang imong hunahuna. Kon nilambo ang atong mga silingang nasud, way rason nga dili ta makaaginod sa unahan.

- Nga dili kabubut-on sa Ginuo nga mokamang tas tumang kalisod â€" ug mamatay sa kagutom ang uban natong igsuon â€" tungod kay Siya mahigugmaon. Sa hataas na nga higayon ang mga pulitiko ang atong gitugtan nga mohulma sa ugma sa atong kinabuhi. Kita mismo ang makabugto sa gapos.

- Nga dili ang propaganda sa telebisyon ang mohaw-as ning atong nasud sa kalisod kon dili ang usa ka gobyerno nga moabli sa mga oportunidad, ug kini mahimong posibli ubos sa liderato nga ligdong ug dili korap.

- Nga wa magkuwang kining atong nasud sa mga lider nga gradwado sa Harvard, o maayo manulti, o may lapad sa kasinatian sa natad sa pulitika, o sa maayo moduma ug negusyo, o maayo moarte.

- Nga kon way kalainan ni Arroyo ang molingkod sa Malacanang sa 2010, kini nagpamatuod lang sa giingon ni Edmund Burke - “Ang hinungdan nganong ang  dautan molampos mao ang maayong tawo nga way gihimo.“

- Nga ang P 300 o P500 dali ra kaayong mahurot.

Balaan ang katungod sa pagpili.

akoa....hmmmmmm:

Faithfully - by Journey

The Reason Why - by John Farnham

Sultan Kosen of Turkey, 27, right, and He Pingping of China, 21,
seen, during an event organized by the Guinness World Records in Istanbul, Turkey,
Thursday, Jan. 14, 2010. The towering Turk, Kosen,
is the tallest man walking the planet with a height of 246.5 cm ( 8 feet 1 inch)
and He is officially the world's shortest man with a height of 73 cm (2 feet 5 inch

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina â€" Argentina's president thinks eating pig meat is really sexy.

Many people in this beef-loving nation reacted with surprise Thursday after Cristina Fernandez promoted pork in a speech during which she not only said pork is better than Viagra, but suggested she's personally proven it.

"I didn't know that eating pork improved sexual activity," Fernandez said in a meeting with representatives of the swine industry late Wednesday. "It is much more gratifying to eat some grilled pork than to take Viagra."

She even joked that "it was all good" after she enjoyed some pork with her husband, former President Nestor Kirchner.

"I think they might be right," Fernandez said to a laughing audience.

The president's half-joking speech in which she announced subsidies for the pork industry won prominent play on television and radio stations, prompting discussions on whether Argentines should add more pork to their diet.

Argentines are among the world's biggest consumers of red meat, and most people here stubbornly reject the idea of replacing beef with chicken, pork or other meats. Despite Argentina lying along rich South Atlantic fisheries, seafood is rarely seen on dinner tables.

Fernandez approved subsidies to keep the price of pork low despite inflation, and her government has also recently subsidized red meat producers after beef supplies sharply declined in the South American country.

The head of the association of pork producers, Juan Luis Uccelli, supported Fernandez's speech by saying that Denmark and Japan have a much more "harmonious" sexual life then the Argentines because they eat a lot of pig meat.

"In Osaka, Japan, there is a village in which the people who reached 105 years old and ate a lot of pork had a lot of sexual activity," he told radio Mitre.

Others were skeptical.

"There is no study showing that pork meat significantly improves sexual activity," Amado Bechara, a specialist in sexual disfunction, told the Web site of the newspaper La Nacion.

Good Samaritans Wanted
by: Ver F. Pacete


JESUS Christ was emphatic in saying that what we do to the least of our brothers, we are doing it for Him. Feed the hungry. Give justice to the widow. Shed light to the ignorant. Comfort the miserable. Share what you have. Listen to the innocent voices. Or, just teach A, B, C, D to the day care children.

While I was on my way to Iloilo City to attend the conference at the Department of Tourism, I met Doctor Terence Scott, an American neurologist and author doing research on "Divining Mental Processes." At first, I thought he was James Coburn. He called my attention when he saw the Western Visayas Situationer I was holding. He borrowed it and said, "Your islands are beautiful but something is wrong with the leadership."


Well, he said a lot about our government. Of course, we read them all in the papers. His critical analysis sounded painful because he is a foreigner. I was hurt by the truth. Dr. Scott zeroed in on one observation. "I have visited Baguio, Olongapo, San Fernando, Manila, Cebu, Tacloban, Dipolog, General Santos, Tawi-Tawi Island, San Carlos and Bacolod. I am on my way to Iloilo and Antique. In the places I visited, I always encounter Filipinos who are mentally ill."

Smiles disappeared from his face. "I just don't know what your government is doing about them. They are supposed to be in the hospital...treated, given attention. There should be a substantial budget for their recovery. But, I see them in your parks, in the market, in front of your government building, lying at the sidewalk. They could be somewhere else, too."

He opened his pocket notebook and identified some common terms for people who are mentally sick...bu****, baliw, sinto-sinto, taong-grasa, lukring nasiraan ng bait, tulero and basag-utak. Since, he is a doctor and I am not; I ask him on what could be the possible causes. He answered me based on his interviews, research and documents in his possession.

"Some have been drug addicts. They were not given proper rehabilitation. Some are victims of extreme hunger. Some are outcast in society...very low self-esteem, rejection by their employers, battered wives, victims of torture, of rape." Long silence. Twisted lips. Sharp look. Uncertain. Deep breath.

"Mr. Pacete, you know what is hurting? These people are your countrymen. They are not in foreign lands. They are right under your nose. What is your government doing? You have complete agencies to handle this case-Health, Social Welfare, Charitable Institutions. And, churches...many of them are just there-priests, pastors, sisters, brothers. Uh! Their institutions receive donations!" Scott shook his head. "I just don't know. You, Filipinos are unique. Your candidates on television spoke about cooperation, honesty, service, housing, livelihood, environment, industry..."

I was not able to hear some of his words. His statements were penetrating. And, why of all people inside MV Weesam Express he found me? My limited knowledge in the field of psychoanalysis as elaborated by Sigmund Freud flashed back. Yes, in the Philippines we see "buangs" in strategic places.

They are in our city streets pretending to be conducting traffic (rain or shine); standing in the middle of the plaza delivering oration or declamation pieces, murmuring at the side of the church, sitting at the sidewalk almost naked while school children and teachers view them in full, inspecting garbage receptacles and gathering whatever pleases them, and worst some of them have been raped or bullied by gang members. Is there a committee in our LGUs looking after their welfare?

Our religion teaches us that we are made to the image and likeness of God. Is it possible that the "buangs" in our midst sport the image of God? If we don't agree on this, probably, it's an acceptance that we do not have the image and likeness of God. Therefore, we come from the apes! And, it is no laughing matter!

When I came to my senses, we were already docking at the port. Probably, Doctor Scott went ahead to join the other apes. I looked up at high heavens and prayed, "Lord, please, send us good Samaritans from among the apes. Amen."

Allan S. Batuhan
Foreign Exchange

ONE of the tragic things about Filipinos is that wherever tragedy strikes in the world, one of us is bound to be involved.

When ocean liners sink at sea, we usually hear news of a number of Filipinos suffering in the tragedy. When a bomb blows up in Iraq, there is bound to be a Filipino onsite. And when a convoy of workers is attacked in Afghanistan, one of our countrymen may just be among the victims.



Sure, you may say, but so are Americans and Europeans.

They are usually the passengers in those cruise liners that sink at sea. They will be the soldiers targeted by those roadside bombs in Iraq. And they are usually the contractors who may be attacked by the Taliban in Afghanistan.

But with one big difference.

Americans and Europeans are in those places because they choose to be there. Our countrymen are there because they have to be.

Despite Mrs. Macapagal-Arroyo’s claims to the country, the sad fact is that we are a destitute nation. So bad is the state of our economy that our greater Filipino family has to send its sons and daughters abroad so that we will have food on our table.

In a way, this is something to be proud about.

The world entrusts us with its infirm and its elderly.

We provide comfort and relaxation to weary Westerners, as they escape from the rat race and get away to their destinations of choice.

And we provide order in the homes of so many families around the world, as without us chaos will reign over their households.

But it cannot be denied that most of our countrymen have to resort to lives away from their beloved country, because there is nothing for them to do back here that would enable them to have some semblance of a decent livelihood.

If they chose to remain here, they would probably be unemployed, or, at the very least, working in jobs that would not be able to support their family’s needs.

And that’s why they leave.

Not in the hundreds.

Not even in the thousands.

They leave in the tens and hundreds of thousands.

Every day, to every conceivable destination on earth.

Just this week, the impoverished island nation of Haiti was rocked by a powerful earthquake.

And guess what?

Some of our countrymen too perished underneath the rubble.

All right, some of them were there working as United Nations diplomats, while others were on duty as UN peacekeepers.

But among their number were ordinary workers who left to work in a very poor country like Haiti, because at least there, they earned more than they could possibly hope for in their own land.

Yet again, something for our next President to think about.

Not that he has to prevent our countrymen from leaving the country. Mobility and freedom to travel is after all a right that everyone ought to enjoy.

But there is one important thing he must note.

The situation cannot be as it is today, when almost everyone who queues up for a passport needs to do so in order to get a better paying job abroad.

When almost everyone who leaves does so unwillingly and with much sadness, if only to provide his or her family a better life.

Our countrymen must be no different than the Americans and the Europeans.

They should be able to leave their country anytime, to be sure.

But they must only do so because they choose to, and not because they have to.

“KAPALARAN”

SCORPIO (Okt. 24 - Nob. 22) - Bisan unsa buhaton nimo,naa gyud modayeg ug mobilib,pasikat man pud ka pud. Ang tawo nga midayeg nimo purohan nga imong makarelasyon usa na ang guardya sa subdivision nga imong gipuy-an o ang driver nga imo suki. Ayaw kumpyansa hayan mabukol ka kay napakong sa silong,"mind your head". Swerting numero ug kolor sunod adlaw ang 31, 20, 31, 4i0 ug kape

SAGITTARIUS (Nob. 23 - Dis. 21) - Mitambok ka gyud ug lisud pagpadaot,ayaw na una ug sakay padulong sa trabaho o eskwela paglakaw o jogging. Kung nag-opisina,ayaw gamit sa elevator hagdan agi aron ka panington gi-bago kaman gud,luspad pagyud. Daghang lab-as nga prutas ug utanon,dili maayo sa tam-is nga pagkaon,ayaw sigi kaon ug tinughong. Swerting numero ug kolor ganiha ang 7, 101, 322, 139 ug puwaho nga yellow.

CAPRICORN (Dis. 22 - Ene. 19) - Hinay-hinay lang sa pag buhat-buhat o sa huna-huna kay lisud ka pag-apas kay bug-at ka ra kaayo. Mahitabo nga adunay kagubot o kaguliyang sa kauban o sa pamilya kay dili man ka kamao mo-flush human ug gamit sa kasilyas. Naglisud ka sa pagsakay o uyon-uyon sa imong trabaho bisan sa pamilya. Swerting numero ug kolor niadtong unang tuig ang 50, 12, 393, 43 ug berdi.

AQUARIUS (Ene. 20 - Peb. 1  - Hatagi ug importansiya ang mga kauban,kaila nga mibadlong sa imong sayop. Sa imong pagkasayop naay nakabantay,maayo kay gibadlong ka kung wala hayan manimaho ang sulod sa sakyanan nakalibang ka man. Swerting numero ug kolor ang 16, 119, 207, 83 ug puti.

PISCES (Peb. 19 - Mar. 20) - Paninguhaa gyud nga dili ka malipat kay karon higayuna pagka kalimtanun nalang gyud,munaug ka taxi nga dili makaplite. Kung dili ka abtik,basin naa kay makalimtan nga impotanteng butang wala ka magpantalon migawas sa inyoha. Ayaw pagdanghag ha sa paglabay sa upos sa sigarilyo hayan masunogan ka. Swerting numero ug kolor ang 7, 87, 346, 81 ug yellow.

ARIES (Mar. 21 - Abr. 19) - Naa gyud tawo ganahan nga saputon ka. Ayaw padala sa mga sug-sog ug bugal-bugal makal lang. Daghang mga butang makahasul sa imo huna-huna mao nga di ka ganahan hala kaligo ug panghingoko. Swerting numero ug kolor unya ang 2, 7, 17, 39 ug asul.

TAURUS (Abr. 20 - May. 20) - Dili malahus ang giplanong lakaw o gimbuhaton karon tungod wala kay ikagasto ug natunok ka usab sa lansang,danghag ka man gud. Malinawon ug hapsay ang imong huna-huna pag abot sa gabii. Swerting numero ug kolor ang 6, 22, 88, 99 ug itom

GEMINI (May. 21 - Hun. 21) - Swerte kaayo imo pangwarta pero miburot ka sa katambok. Mao lagi masakpan nimo siya nga nagluib. Tungod kay mahal nimo siya imo gihapon gipasaylo bisan naabtan nimo siya nga nag-sex sa duha ninyo ka silingan. Swerting numero ug kolor karong gabii ang 0, 02, 98, 7 ug asul

CANCER (Hun. 22 - Hul. 22) - Nagsuporta man sab ang imong gimahal bisan tuod ug didto gikuha sa iyang ka iring-iring ok lang wala man pud ka. Mahimo desisyonan ang butang nga gitago ninyong relasyon sa igsoon sa imong kapares pero sultihi siya pagkahuman. Ayaw gub-a ang pagsalig sa tawo nga nangilad nimo. Swerting numero ug kolor sunod tuig ang 2, 83, 36, 91 ug berdi.

LEO (Hul. 23 - Ago. 22) - Padayuna imo plano kay sigurado nga matuman kini,pagdala hagdanan kay naa siya maligo sa luyo. Naa gyud babag sa imong paninguha ayaw kahadlok niana,kanaug sa gidrayban nimong pedikab kuhaa ang nag-ali nga punuan sa santol. Ayaw tagda ang isyo sa pamilya,maapil lang ka sa kagubot ikaw makabayad sa utang nga dili imo. Swerting numero ug kolor ugma 2, 0, 58, 98 ug puti

VIRGO (Ago. 23 - Set. 23) - Nahibaw mi nga wala kay laing gihuna-huna ang iyaha ra gyud nga imong kinahanglan. Tumana ang gisaad niya nimo nga mag 3-somes para kompleto iya adlaw. Likayi ang pag selos kaniya basin sapoton siya,wa kay mahimo matangkogo ka gyud. Ang hisgutan karon higayuna kanang imong giatubang nga naghubo na. Swerting numero ug kolor niadtong bernis 0, 73, 29, 11 ug kape.

LIBRA (Set. 24 - Okt. 23) - May buhaton ka nga sakripisyo sa imong karelasyon pero makuha gyud nimo ang kalipay hilabihan. Ayaw ug tuga-tuga tukod negosyo sigurong yabo ka gyud,kana panuroy nimo sud-an mangayabo. Likay lang nga mahago ka,kay kuwang ka sa resistensya ayaw pagkiat. Swerting kolor ug numero karong adlawa 2, 13, 28, 45 ug puwa

HANDUMANAN SA USA KA b***t

Sa bata pa kong gamay,
Pinangga kaayo ko sa akong tatay
Walay ning bugal-bugal ug ni tamay
Sa akong ambungan nga panagway.

Sa nag panuigon nako ug hingkod,
Daghang babaye ang nag-gukod
Sila nangasukamod ug nangapangos ang tuhod,
Basta ila lang kong masuod.

Apan usa ka higayon naagi-an ko ug liti.
Ug kalit nausab ang akong pamati,
ang akong gitakuban kalit nga na paksi,
Ug ninglangtad ang akong tinuod nga gibati.

Nag kaanam ug kaputi ang akong dagway,
Ug akong anino nagsugod na ug kiay-kiay.
Apan ako ning gitago sa akong tatay,
Basin iya kong mabitay sa puno-an sa kamunggay.

Ug wala madugay nasakpan gyud ni Tatay,
Nga mag t-back ko kanunay.
Iya kong gilumsan sa tabay,
Sa basurahan hapit ko niya ilabay.

Sa akong pagka-b***t wala ko magmahay,
Kay diri ko nakita ang tinuod kong kalipay.
Karon, naa ko sa beauty parlor kong gamay,
Naglingkod, nagpahuway.

Sa tanang nakabasa
Akong ikasulti mao ra
Kamo bay b***t
Lalim ba?

Happy Birthday diha Bai Lindy!

Na late man ning akong greetings bai...pero sagdi lang...matud pa, "better late than never".

Mga panghinaut nga sadya mo's inyong celebration, ug sa mga umaabot pang mga katuigan sa imong kinabuhi.

Happy Birthday diha Sir!

Mga panghinaut nga kalipay'ng hilabihan imong matagamtaman sa imong adlaw nga natawhan ug sa tanang umaabot nga mga adlaw sa imong kinabuhi!!!!

Happy Birthday!!

Tabangi ko ninyo ug sulbad.

And tanan nga object nga naa sa upper triangle akong gi re-arranged
sa lower traingle of same size , pero naa ma'y usa ka block nga bakante.

Tabangi ko'g sulbad ug unsay mesteryo nga naglimin ani!

Huyy...Dai Cat, Happy Birthday diha.

Ayaw pabungol-bungol...hehehe

Manghinaut ko nga malipayon kas kasumaran sa imong adlaw nga natawhan ug sa mga umaabot nga mga katuigan.

Sa Tanan:

Sakay na mo sa akong sakayan, painot-inot mo kay akoy bugsay.

Kon duna mo'y unique nga mga idea or kanang inyong ganahan nga:
1. House design
2. Interior design
3. Kitchen cabinetry
4. Living room, Dining room ug Bed room furnitures

I post or i share palihug kay manghagdaw tag unsa pa'y mga nindot.

Bugsay

The Police reunion is 2007’s top concert tour grosser


They never announced they disbanded. They only said they went separate ways. But their 2007 reunion tour dispels common notion that they have been forgotten.

The Police posted the highest-grossing concert tour for 2007, raking in $132 million in the United States and $212 million worldwide. The tour is still ongoing, with the Latin American leg ended earlier this month. The tour will restart on Jan. 17 in New Zealand.

The trio of Sting, Andy Summers, and Steward Copeland, had a US take way above the runner-up in the Pollster list. Country star Kenny Chesney figured $71 million in his own tour, which is nearly half of the 80s New Wave rockers’ earnings.

It was a year of stellar reunions, including the successful comebacks of Genesis and 2007 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Van Halen, which both packed arenas as if the 80s were not over. The North American tour of the three-man band, composed of Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford, and Tony Banks, earned $47.6 million, while its international concert gross reached $129 million, considered the second best behind The Police.

Van Halen, meanwhile, registered $57 million in earnings for its US tour.

Igsoon:

Kon tagaan ka sa Ginoo ug another ONE extra hour everyday, unsaon nimo kini paggamit?
Maminaw ko's imong mga hunahuna...

Bugsay

Kamong mga ginikanan diha, ug kadtong taas nag mga kasinatian, ipabuhagay palihug ang inyong mga hunahuna mahitungod niining puntoha iyawat sab malamdagan ang atong nag ngit-ngit nga hunahuna.

1. Maayo ba nga bunalan ang mga bata kon masayop?
2. Unsa kaha ang negative implication niini sa hunahuna sa usa ka bata nga kuwang pas kabuot?
3. Ang pagbunal ba usa ka ka matang sa disiplina or matawag ba nga kastigo?



Amahan sab,
Bugsay

akoa, "mouse" sa akong computer.....hmmm chinese made products, barato tuod pero tiud-tiud ra pod mag-ilis na sab.

Kon gikan ta's Bohol or Cebu paingon sa Manila or vice versa, asa man sa duha atong sakyan nga maka save ta's atong hiniktan sa panyo nga kwarta?

Mangayo ko's inyong mga hunahuna mahitungod ani....

I got this from other forum and would like to share it to all TB members and readers.

The Real Meaning of Luxury
by Paulo Subido October 09, 2009


1.) You are cruising along EDSA in your 1.6-liter econo-box doing a reasonable 80kph without a care in the world, when all of a sudden a Porsche 911 comes roaring at you from behind. At first it is a speck in your rearview, and within seconds it blasts through to the horizon ahead. Wow. You then wonder what it is like to be behind the wheel of a machine that can effortlessly glide to speeds twice what your own car can achieve.

2.) You are at a car club meet with your buddies who pamper their subcompact Japanese sedans. Each of you spent the whole day detailing your cars and are beaming with pride. A Nissan GT-R then pulls up in front of your group and parks close by. Your club's thunder is stolen and all of you can't help but drool.


3.) You have a classy event to attend at the ballroom of Shangri-La Makati and you pull up to the lobby. Your date is absolutely lovely, but your ride looks very small (and cheap) in comparison to the big Benzes and BMWs lined up at the front. You love your ride, but at that moment you wish that you could be ferrying your date in style-particularly when she says to drop her off away from the entrance and quickly stumbles out of your car to avoid being seen.


These three scenarios happen all the time. It can't be helped that image and presentation counts for plenty in this city. Who am I to judge how things work around here, though? What I do know is that I'm a car nut with a deep appreciation for machinery and engineering. If you surf TopGear.com and read the magazine you probably are car nuts, too. Now, here's the thing: I consider myself privileged and honored to have a job like this. I get to drive all sorts of cars, and with this ‘duty' a new way of seeing things developed for me. Never do I feel bad about not owning the awesome Subaru WRX STi, the killer BMW 7-Series, or the gangster Chrysler 300C Hemi. I've driven them and loved the experiences, but I'm always careful to keep my feet on the ground. Truth be told, I would rather drive my '97 Lancer every day. I don't envy the lucky owners of these cars, nor do I make assumptions based on somebody's wheels. Although, I do try to flex my powers of observation whenever I get the chance.


Whenever I see a car I sometimes wonder what the owner is like (keeping in mind that I learned a very long time ago that if you judge a man by what car he drives, you still have much to learn). It shouldn't be about the car, actually. What I am observant about is if the ride-regardless of whether it is BMW M3 or Chery QQ-is in good shape. Do the wheels have sufficient tread? Are the taillights, headlights, signal lights and wipers working? Are essential bits and pieces missing from the bodywork? Does it belch smoke? Are the shock absorbers still alive? Those are the "important" things that catch my attention. When I see a car that is in good working order, it tells me all that I need to know-that the owner gives a damn about his (and his family's) safety, and of course, the safety of the countless others that share the road with him. That says plenty enough, regardless of how much the car costs. But, I am human and forget this sometimes. There are countless situations that conspire to remind me about this, though.


I was at the neighborhood car wash one Sunday afternoon. The car I was driving was a very luxurious Mercedes-Benz C 180 lent to me by CATS Motors for the weekend. I will admit that it felt great to be behind the wheel of that thing. Really, you know upon driving it why it costs P2.58 million. While sitting and admiring the Benz's rear end, a white Kia Pride parked beside "my" Mercedes to get a wash. I hate to admit this now but for a second I felt so smug. But then I had to stop myself after this scene transpired before me: The Pride was in immaculate shape-no dents or scratches. An even bigger surprise was how the owner and his toddler son were helping the washboys clean the Pride, while the mother sat patiently and lovingly watched her two "boys." There was obvious attachment and dedication to the car there. Dare I say that the owner was real proud of his wheels, and his son was getting a kick out of helping his dad clean it. It was then that I felt like such a schmuck for looking down on that "lowly" Pride-especially as it seemed like a well-loved member of their family. Needless to say it was another one of those poignant moments for me- and I wanted to kick myself in the head.


The lesson that I want to impart is to love the car that you are driving-whether it is an owner-type jeepney, a Japanese sedan from the early nineties, or a secondhand Tamaraw FX. Keep it in good running order at all times with proper maintenance, fixing what needs fixing as soon as possible.


Practice driving safely a defensively, too. When you get the chance, learn techniques from the racing pros so that when you finally get your hands on that German or Japanese sports car you will know how to truly enjoy it-without causing an accident.
Lastly, don't ever take your car for granted. When you think about it, in this third-world country of ours even just owning an automobile is a luxury in itself. It's all a matter of perspective-just like how for many using a taxi is considered ‘splurging' when one can take a jeep instead.


You will have the car of your dreams one day. It is always good to aspire for something special and work hard to get it. And believe me, when you do have that BMW, Mercedes, or Lexus in your garage, you will look back and have fond memories of that bucket you used to drive.


That Porsche that just flew passed you like your car was standing still? Keep in mind that it takes plenty of skill to handle a high-performance machine like that, the fundamentals of which you can learn with any car-regardless of the price. Start practicing basic car control. It won't be any less fun in your econo-box. That guy who owns the GT-R? Instead of just being awe-struck, why not approach him? He may be friendly person, and if you are lucky he may even take you around the block. Oh, and that girl who doesn't want to be seen riding your economy car? She definitely isn't worth it.

I think a life without hang-ups will be a luxurious one. Should that be the case, let's start living it up!

On the 1st day of Christmas my true love gave to me...
A Partridge in a Pear Tree
The partridge in a pear tree is Jesus the Christ, the Son of God, whose birthday we celebrate on December 25, the first day of Christmas. In the song, Christ is symbolically presented as a mother partridge that feigns injury to decoy predators from her helpless nestlings, recalling the expression of Christ's sadness over the fate of Jerusalem : " Jerusalem ! Jerusalem ! How often would I have sheltered you under my wings, as a hen does her chicks, but you would not have it so . . . ." (Luke 13:34)

On the 2nd day of Christmas my true love gave to me...
Two Turtle Doves
The Old and New Testaments, which together bear witness to God's self-revelation in history and the creation of a people to tell the Story of God to the world.

On the 3rd day of Christmas my true love gave to me...
Three French Hens
The Three Theological Virtues:  1) Faith, 2) Hope, and 3) Love (1 Corinthians 13:13)

On the 4th day of Christmas my true love gave to me...
Four Calling Birds
The Four Gospels: 1) Matthew, 2) Mark, 3) Luke, and 4) John, which proclaim the Good News of God's reconciliation of the world to Himself in Jesus Christ.

On the 5th day of Christmas my true love gave to me...
Five Gold Rings
The first Five Books of the Old Testament, known as the Torah or the Pentateuch:  1) Genesis, 2) Exodus, 3) Leviticus, 4) Numbers, and 5) Deuteronomy, which gives the history of humanity's sinful failure and God's response of grace in the creation of a people to be a light to the world.

On the 6th day of Christmas my true love gave to me...
Six Geese A-laying
The six days of creation that confesses God as Creator and Sustainer of the world (Genesis 1).

On the 7th day of Christmas my true love gave to me...
Seven Swans A-swimming
The seven gifts of the Holy Spirit: 1) prophecy, 2) ministry, 3) teaching, 4) exhortation, 5) giving, 6) leading, and 7) compassion (Romans 12:6-8; cf. 1 Corinthians 12:8-11)

On the 8th day of Christmas my true love gave to me...
Eight Maids A-milking
The eight Beatitudes: 1) Blessed are the poor in spirit, 2) those who mourn, 3) the meek, 4) those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, 5) the merciful, 6) the pure in heart, 7) the peacemakers, those who are persecuted for righteousness' sake. (Matthew 5:3-10)

On the 9th day of Christmas my true love gave to me...

Nine Ladies Dancing
The nine Fruit of the Holy Spirit: 1) love, 2) joy, 3) peace, 4) patience, 5) kindness,
6) generosity, 7) faithfulness, gentleness, and 9) self-control.  (Galatians 5:22)

On the 10th day of Christmas my true love gave to me...
Ten Lords A-leaping
The ten commandments: 1) You shall have no other gods before me; 2) Do not make an idol; 3) Do not take God's name in vain; 4) Remember the Sabbath Day; 5) Honor your father and mother; 6) Do not murder; 7) Do not commit adultery; Do not steal; 9) Do not bear false witness; 10) Do not covet. (Exodus 20:1-17)

On the 11th day of Christmas my true love gave to me...
Eleven Pipers Piping
The eleven Faithful Apostles: 1) Simon Peter, 2) Andrew, 3) James, 4) John, 5) Philip, 6) Bartholomew, 7) Matthew, Thomas, 9) James bar Alphaeus, 10) Simon the Zealot, 11) Judas bar James.  (Luke 6:14-16).  The list does not include the twelfth disciple, Judas Iscariot who betrayed Jesus to the religious leaders and the Romans.

On the 12th day of Christmas my true love gave to me...
Twelve Drummers Drumming
The twelve points of doctrine in the Apostles' Creed: 1) I believe in God, the Father almighty, creator of heaven and earth. 2) I believe in Jesus Christ, his only Son, our Lord. 3) He was conceived by the power of the Holy Spirit and born of the virgin Mary. 4) He suffered under Pontius Pilate, was crucified, died, and was buried. He descended into hell [the grave]. 5) On the third day he rose again. He ascended into heaven, and is seated at the right hand of the Father. 6) He will come again to judge the living and the dead. 7) I believe in the Holy Spirit, the holy catholic Church, 9) the communion of saints, 10) the forgiveness of sins, 11) the resurrection of the body, 12) and life everlasting.

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Not sure if you guys have seen or heard this video.

This is a video of a 13-year old boy singing a song for which he wrote
the lyrics and composed the music.  Incidentally, he also has a very
nice singing voice, into which he puts all of the nuances of emotion,
pathos and passion that he can muster at his tender age.  This boy gives
this song, which has a very strong message, ALL he has in his
presentation. 


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1. Giving flowers in her birthday the other year....which she less expect kay naa man ko diri sa gawas nagwork.
    I managed to call her bestfriend nga nag stay sa among balay for a vacation from states. Nakautang kog ahat. Pero wa siya   nakahibawo...hehehehe


2. Saying "Ilove you, i missed you, take care" every phone calls and chatting.

3. Intrigo sa ATM card sukad mi nagminyo.........(tagaan ra ko niyag allowance, para gasolina ug kon ma flat ang ligid..heheheheh..lipay gihapon)...