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wa tay sapi ron. mingaw pa sa tirana. hinay kaajo ang tip. wa tay pamugas ug mag sigi ning kalakiha

scratch na ning advertisement. wala may nag pm. unja mi uli na pod ahong manghod sa davao.

thanks for reading

Sunshine Cruz stuns in red bikini, denies undergoing tummy tuck

Nadine Lustre and James Reid took an adventure to Thailand.

Nadine Lustre's stunning photos featured the iconic Phi Phi Islands, which the couple reached by boat.

ang akong balay mao kini

kanindot sa usa ka sapa
diin mahiugbok ang akong balay nga nipa
kanindot gyong tanawon
ang bongbong sasa
ang atop nipa

ako student ni kyle dennis. meaning to say i subscribe to his financial newsletter.

ang subscription fee sa millionaire roadmap ni jason bond is on sale now for $2000 a year. ang subscription naho to  dennis kyle's newsletter is $800 a year

bag-ong balay ni nathan bear.napalit nija on march 28 this year
7 beds 9 baths 7,377 sqft million-dollar mansion

old house of nathan bear.
3 beds 3 baths 1,125 sqft ranch home for family of 6 wasn't going to cut it.

mao ni si nathan bear. ang bag-ong nataga-an ug porsche ni jason bond

kini si jason bond maoy mentor ni kyle dennis. gihatagan nija ug porsche si kyle para premyo when kyle became a millionaire. naa na poy laing student si jason bond nga gihatagan na pod nija ug porsche kay nahimo na pong milyoner

Get to know
Jason Bond
Jason, founder and CEO of JasonBondPicks.com, is a self-made millionaire trader who left the corporate grind to trade professionally. He's trained well over 10,000 paid members and is the #1 stock trading stock advisory service TrustPilot, which is the best member review site in the world. He's part of the trading education powerhouse, Raging Bull, and he's been featured on Forbes, The Street, Huffington Post, Investing.com, Seeking Alpha as well as the floor of the NYSE.

Every moment in life has a purpose, and the path we walk will only take us to our destination if we learn how to find the good in the bad. This is why it is important to be thankful for things that seem bad, because, in the end, hardship is the only way we grow.

alas 10 na sa buntag dere sa florida. mao na tingali to ang kinatas-an nga saka . 20% kay ang duwa jud first 10 minutes pa lang of trading, ma klaro na jud mosaka ba or dili. pass lang ko karong adlawa. maybe tomorrow

i think mo saka pa ni. pero wa ko sa mood mo trade

nag paminaw pa ko. wa pa ko mo taya. dili steady ang saka up and down pa

ECEZ is in play today. misaka na ug 20%. ECEZ[Ecosciences, Inc.

I've heard many stories about love before. But when I came across this one, it literally made me stop and think about life and how love surrounds it in every imaginable way. Unfortunately, there are some things that unknowingly draw us away from this virtue, and thanks to this story, I became aware of them too. Give it a read..

wa pa juy mi pm. di mahalin ning ahong manghod aning kalaki-a. gi sabong sija ug biyuda pod didto sa maribojoc, wa may epek. kinsa tong interesado pm lang naho. labong wa pa mo uli sa davao ang ahong manghod

dugay na kong trading polpol lang gihapon. way hibangkaagan. salig lang ko ug naay mohatag ug tip 

sunod semana balik na pod ta ug hunting. basin naay kusog na pod nga tip. kini gong ahong duwa mora ni ug masyaw hihihihi

wa ko ka pogong. check up na pod ko sa DTST. miabot jud ug high nga 70 cents. perte jud nahong sipyata ani. . atong subayon what might have been. mipalit ko at 14 cents. gibaligja naho at 20 cents kay na neguro man ko. kong gi sugal pa naho, gipasagdan unya mibaligya ko bisan 65 cents, ingon ani unta ahong ganansya.

$5000 divided by 14 cents equals 35714 shares. multiplied by 65 cents equal to $23214.

23214 - 5000  =  $18214.    18214 x 52 = P947,128..      hahaha. hapit unta 1 milyon pesos ahong ganansya in 2 days of trading. bisan pa ug mag binuntagay mi kanunay ug inom beer si mike, di pa madali ug kahorot. apan tungod kay naneguro man ko, wa man ko mosugal $2500 ra juy ahong nahimo. sayang. sigi lang, better luck next time.

so long folks. this is mr. balonglong tikongkong walay mata walay ilong, the one and only internet reality star of tubagbohol.com.

it's a heartache. mo close na ko. di na ko mosubay. kay ma konsimisyon lang ko. moabot jud ni ug 50 cents karong adlawa. huhuhuhu. cry cry cry. till next time

nag tolo ahong laway sigi ug saka ang presyo sa DTST. abot na pod ug 45 cents. wrong timing. kina gamayan unta ang $10,000 nga ganansya rong adlawa. hahay buhay. parang life

so much money to be made. unya tanga gihapon ko. cry cry cry

nag kapa kapa pa ko. di pa ko familiar sa trading platform sa TD Ameritrade. ang bag-o nahong broker. gi absorb ang scottrade sa td ameritrade. sigi lang. diyotay nga pailob. kasapi gihapon ta madugay hihihihi

made a very BIG MISTAKE w/ DTST. nag sigi lang gihapon ug saka ang share price. miabot na ug 40 cents

nasajohan ra naho ug baligja. mibalik na pod ug saka. abot na ug 33 cents. oh well, mas maajo pod hinoon nang segurado na ang ganansya

sakto ra jud ahong timing. kay ug nag dugay dugay pa ko, abtan na pod ug os-os sa presyo. 17 cents na lang at this minute ang DTST

wala na naho dugaya. nakapalit ko at 14 cents. gi arya na naho at 20 cents. naka ganansya ko ug 2.5 thousand dollars. pero na arkanse man pod ko sa AVEO ug 4 mil, deficit gihapon ko. at least nabawi na ug gamay ang arkanse. ingon ani lang ning atong negosyo nga ginagmay. usahay maka sapi, ma arkanse pod. but if you know what you are doing, hayahay ning trabaho-a. toslok toslok lang sa iyoter, maka sapi sad ka ug nilibong dolyar

na-ay kusog misaka karon. DTST [Data Storage Corporation] ang share price pag abre sa market 13 and a half cents. karon miabot na ug 22 medya. basin maka sapi ta karon

thanks mike

kinsa tong interesado mangita ug pamanhonon. contact me by pm. naa koy manghod nga biyudo, pangita-an naho ug partner. lisod ning mag inusara mingaw. naa karon sija sa maribojoc nag bakasyon. mouli siya sa davao karong june.

kining ahong manghod. retired nga kapitan sa barko. overseas. maajong pagka invest ang iyang kwarta. he has P18 milyon cash in the bank, kalubihan ug gamay nga fishpond. wa ko kahibaw aning bata-a ug maayo ba modala ug asawa. ug dili ba ni hakogan. pero dili man tingali kay ga plano man sija nga mo donate ug 5 milyon pesos sa simbahan. naa sijay usa ka anak nga dalaga.

sorry wa koy picture. 61 ang iyang edad.

medyo loya pa gihapon

AVEO went down. arkansi ko karon huhuhuhu. cry cry cry

sugba sugba unja ta boss mike. planning to take a vacation november

mao ni ahong mga customers. gi sultihan naho ang manager nga ug naay mo loan kuhaan ug picture para malingaw ko mo tan-aw. palabay sa oras. at least naka tabang pod ta gamay. kay ug 10% monthly perteng bug-ata. ang 5% madala dala na. kining ahong himoon karon sugdan naho ug ginagmay himoong milyon. kay ang ka pepe cifra sauna from P2 milyon to nothing. after 1 year ang way batasan nahong batabata nag hatag ug balanse nga exactly zero na kay wala konoy mamayad. hahaha. ug gatarong lang unta tong ahong bata bata pagka hayahay na unta nija karon. gamay ra ang P10 milyon kay pila na to ka tuig

a few hours from now, balik sa trading. subayon nato ang dagan sa AVEO

mao ni ang instruction ni kyle dennis

buy zone   2.80 - 3.00
profit zone    3.50 above
stop zone    2.60 below

                                HAPPY EASTER

Pope Francis in Easter Vigil baptizes 8, including beggar turned hero

Pope Francis baptizes John Ogah as he presides over a solemn Easter vigil ceremony in St. Peter's Basilica at the Vatican, Saturday, March 31, 2018.  (Associated Press)

In an Easter Vigil homily Saturday, Pope Francis urged Roman Catholics to not remain paralyzed in the face of injustices. He also baptized eight adults, including a Nigerian man who was initially a beggar but became a hero in Italy.

John Ogah reportedly disarmed a thief with his bare hands when he witnessed a supermarket robbery on Sept. 26.

Ogah had been begging for spare change outside the Carrefour market in a Roman neighborhood when a masked thief, armed with a meat cleaver, tried to make off with 400 euros ($493) stolen from cashiers, according to Italian news reports.

Security cameras showed him confronting the thief, wresting the cleaver away and holding him by the collar until police arrived.

Ogah then disappeared, fearing he would be deported because he didn't have his papers in order. But Rome police sought to reward his courage and gave him a coveted Italian residency permit that had been denied him when his asylum bid failed.

He now reportedly has a job with the Italian Red Cross and a place to call home.

Ogah told La Repubblica newspaper that his dream was to be a legal resident in Italy and have a job so he wouldn't have to beg to support his child back home in Nigeria. He had left Nigeria and, after a stay in Libya, set off for Italy on a migrant smuggler's boat in May 2014.

"If Pope Francis or the president of the republic could do something for me I would be the happiest man in the world," he reportedly said. "I don't want to be a hero. I just want to be legal, work and have a dignified life in Italy."

In Ogah's baptism, he chose as his baptismal name to be "Francesco."

Previously, in a Holy Thursday ritual, Pope Francis washed the feet of 12 prisoners of the Regina Coeli prison in Rome.

The pope, 81, urged the inmates to never let their hopes be clouded like cataracts cloud the eyes, revealing that he suffers from the condition and has to have surgery next year.

He said the same thing happens with life, when disillusionment, errors and fatigue cloud the soul. Francis urged the inmates to do a daily cleansing of their view on life — a "cataract surgery for the soul" — so they can see and spread hope.

Pope washes feet of Filipino prisoner in Holy Week ritual


ROME, Italy — Pope Francis washed prisoners' feet at a Rome jail on Thursday, including a Filipino, two Muslims, an Orthodox Christian and a Buddhist, once again choosing to celebrate Holy Thursday among Italy's incarcerated.

"Everyone always has the opportunity to change life and one cannot judge," said Francis to the prisoners of the city's all-male Regina Coeli prison.

It is the fourth time in the pope's five year papacy that he has celebrated the Holy Mass in an Italian jail.

"For me, visiting the sick, going into prison, making the prisoner feel that he can have hope of rehabilitation, that is the preaching of the Church," said Francis in a recent book of interviews.

This year, the twelve inmates washed by Francis hailed from Italy, the Philippines, Morocco, Colombia, Moldova, Sierra Leone and Nigeria.

The report did not identify the prisoners and it was not immediately known why the Filipino was in jail.

The rite, performed yearly on Maundy or Holy Thursday, commemorates Jesus Christ's Last Supper with the apostles.

In Christian tradition, Jesus is said to have washed their feet ahead of the meal in a gesture of humility.

"I am a sinner like you but today I represent Jesus... God never abandons us, never tires of forgiving us," Francis said to the inmates.

The ceremony is part of the run-up to Easter Sunday.

Since his election in 2013, the pope has moved the feet washing ceremony outside the walls of the Vatican and into centers for vulnerable people or those on society's margins.

In his first year he visited a youth detention center where he performed the ritual on a group of young inmates including two Muslims — the first Catholic leader ever to do so.

In 2014 he washed the feet of elderly and disabled people, in 2015 he did so in a prison, and in 2016 he chose a migrant reception center.

Last year the pope went to Paliano jail outside Rome where he washed the feet of former mafiosi in a prison known for housing inmates who have informed on old mobster allies.

na tonong pod sa Easter season ang hitabo. kinhangan na jud tingali nga mag bag-o. lisod oi kay unsaon nga bisan tiguwang na, awagan man gihapon. way pasaylo. ma daga, minjo, biyuda, batan-on nga gwapa, batan-on nga maot nawong.

mangajo lang jud kanunay ug pasaylo. kay kitang tawo makasasala man jud. by nature we are sinners. banished from eden kay di man motuman sa sugo sa Ginoo

my favorite picture. to always remind me. nga gamay lang jud kaajo ug kulang. padolong na jud unta sa menteryo. pasalamat ko kanunay sa Ginoo nga gitaga-an pa ko Nija ug lugway sa kinabuhi.

i will survive. kita kits ta ni borobotoy pohon. plano nahong mamasko sa pinas. wa jud ko ka pamasko sukad nag pojo na ko dinhi sa states.

e apil lang ko kanunay sa imong pag-ampo. kay usahay ma discouraged ko. na mora na ko ug botika. perteng daghanang tambal tomaron kada adlaw

in my near brush with death, i have learned

I came across a wonderful reflection for  Holy Week and would like to share this  thoughtful reflection with all of you .

"I killed Jesus" 
by Christina Mead

While I read the story of Christ's passion and death in the Gospel of Matthew, I was looking for myself in the story.


Which character am I?

What is God trying to teach me? Well....
I think that I am every character in the story of the passion and death of Christ. And I think that's the whole point.

I am the Apostle

I am an Apostle, sleeping in the Garden of Gethsemane (Matthew 26:40). I'm prone and give in to laziness in the presence of holiness. I don't put up a fight against the pull of distractions or sometimes even sleep.

I am Judas

I am Judas. Jesus has every right to call me both "friend" and "betrayer" barely 30 seconds apart (Matthew 26:46, 50). My heart is fickle and weak and sometimes my commitment to being Jesus' friend is blown off on the whim of an emotion.

I am Caiaphas

I am Caiaphas, the high priest. I want Jesus to prove Himself to me (Matthew 26:63). I want signs and wonders to know that I really can trust Him. I want my prayers answered in my way. I want concrete proof over humble faith.

I am Peter

I am Peter. Sometimes I deny Jesus (Matthew 26:72). I deny Him in the face of the homeless when I chose to look away. I deny Him when I am afraid of being judged and condemned by those around me.

I am the Crowd

I am in the crowd yelling, "crucify Him" (Matthew 27:21-23). And I say it again and again every time I knowingly choose to sin.

I am Barabbas

I am Barabbas. I am chained in sin and holed up in the prison of my own pride. And instead of suffering the full punishment for my sins for which I am guilty... Christ takes my place (Matthew 27:26). And I often forget to thank Him.

I am Pilate

I am Pilate. I want to give up when life is too challenging (Matthew 27:24). I'm ready to wash my hands of Christianity when being a follower of Jesus means pursuing virtue over mediocrity, a life of prayer over a life of pleasure.

I am Simon of Cyrene

I am Simon of Cyrene (Matthew 27:32). I suffer reluctantly. I will take the cross but I won't seek it. I'll only take it if it's been placed on my shoulders... and I don't love it.

I am passer-by

I am a passer-by. These passers-by people mocked Jesus while He was hanging on the cross (Matthew 27:30). How quickly they had forgotten all the good works He had done among their cities and towns. When popular opinion about Jesus changed, they followed suit. How quickly I  forget the good He's done for me. In a brief moment of pain all my gratitude is forgotten and replaced by resentment.

I am one of the Roman soldiers

I am one of the Roman soldiers (Matthew 27:35). I killed Jesus. My sins were the reason He was nailed to that cross. It was my fault and I know it.

But sometimes...

I am the Centurion. My eyes are opened to who Jesus is in my life (Matthew 27:54). My heart swells with the truth that God became man and died for me. And this knowledge brings me peace and a resignation to amend my life.

I am one of the women standing by the Cross (Matthew 27:55-56). When I'm open to God's grace, I can be a faithful and constant Christian. In the midst of pain and suffering, I can stay close to the cross. Jesus, my beloved, is my strength and He's all I need.

I am Joseph of Arimathea (Matthew 27:59). Again, only by God's grace, I can be selflessly compassionate, putting others' needs before my own. Moved by God, I will use what He has given me in the service of others. My time, talent, and treasure are all for Him.

Sometimes I am every character in the story of the passion and death of Christ.

We have to apply it to our lives today because the reality of it's events matter today.

I killed Jesus. But I am also the reason He rose from the Dead on Easter Sunday.

pero ug di na ko ninjo makita, kahibaw na mo ug unsay nahitabo. kay kining hinulaman natong kinabuhi kinhangan man jud ibalik sa GINOO. mag ampo lang ko kanunay nga inig abot sa panahon, dawaton pa ko ni San Pedro ug iyang ablihan ang poltahan sa langit

10 naman diay pod ko ka tuig nag istambay dinhi. i keep writing about GOODBYE pero nia lang gihapon gapa bilin hihihi

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kitang mga filipino, religious. kinasingkasing jud mag celebrate ug holy week. dere sa states mora lang ug wala. wish i can be home in the philippines during holy week. sukad nag pojo ko dinhi sa states,for 30 years wa jud ko ka uli ug holy week sa pinas. next year i will try to go home and spend holy week in our town of maribojoc

mga manimbahay sa black nazarene in quiapo dili na masulod sa simbahan. tua na sa gawas

pasensya na mo ga sinagbot na pod ko dinhi, way laing lingaw. unsaon wa man ko maka tulog gud kay wa ko mo take sa ahong pills. sigi mo sign off na ko

2:38 AM   florida USA time

so long folks.

kini si kyle usa sa ahong mga "mentors" sa stock market. ok ra man ang iyang system, maka sapi pod ko ug ginagmay pang rice and fish. hihihihi. sa gihatag niya nga stock selections for this month, mi pili ko sa AVEO. AVEO Pharmaceuticals, Inc. so far so good. gahapon naho gi palit. nag hinay hinay na ug saka ang share price. walay trading karon kay Good Friday.

You don't need to be a genius to work the stock market. Sure, there's a vast amount of information to wade through and plenty of "experts" with questionable management advice. Kyle Dennis wasn't a market genius, but with a smart stock-trading strategy, he achieved massive profits—and you can, too.

Kyle graduated from college with $80,000 in debt and $15,000 in savings, but in a few short years he earned millions through the stock market and was debt-free. In Middle-Class Millionaire, Kyle shares his story and his guiding principles to motivate you to achieve your own success through trading. You'll discover the types of trading, why catalyst trading is great for amateurs, and the importance of perseverance.

Whether you're hoping to make a little bit of extra money or to quit your job and invest full-time, Kyle's story provides the inspiration you need to reach your goal.

naka gawas man tuod sa ospital pero perteng paeta kahimtanga. pareha karon nga huwebes santo tua unta sa simbahan, tua na hinoon sa opisina sa doctor. ang specialist nga pulmonologist aron pag check up sa lungs. buntag hapon tagsa ka komkom nga tabletas. kapoy na man oi. tambal na lay nag pa buhi nato. unsaon na lang ni. mora ug di ko maka agwanta aning kahimtanga

fight balong fight. dont give up.......

saved by the bell. igo ra naka abot sa ospital. kong wa pa, deadball na. maayo gani kay duol ra ang ospital. about 2 minutes ride by car. this time of the year taas kaayo ang pollen count. naay dako mi nga oak tree sa backyard. unya sigi ko ug hinlo sa likod ma inhale ang pollen. allergic man ko sa oak tree. nag sugod ko ug lisod ug ginhawa. wa naho tagda. hangtod nga dangtan ug pila ka adlaw, mi sugod na diay ug collapse ang usa ka lung. galisod na jud ko ug ginhawa. alas 3 sa kadlawon gi hatod ko sa ospital.   deretso sa emergency room. oxygen dajon around the clock. sigi ug injection antibiotics. diha poy usa ka pasyente. bata pa. 35 lang ang edad. same problem. respiratory disease. pag abot sa ospital. patay.

pasalamat na lang ko sa GINOO tagaan pa ug logway ang kinabuhi. maka hinolsol pa sa mga sala. labi na easter na man.

4. Write down what you know and what you don't know

Establish the knowledge and information that you already have to solve the problem. Next, seek out the knowledge and information that you do not know and organize it in a meaningful way.

3. Simplify the Problem

Always try to break down a complex problem into smaller parts, and deal with these parts individually. This will always help you to make sense of the overall problem, and thus help you find an adequate solution to it.

•   If you need to do many assignments to pass a class, focus on the total number, then approach them one by one.
•   You can also try combining problems and solving them together when it's possible to do so. Try listening to a recorded lecture while walking to class if you're running out of time to study, or flip through note cars while you're waiting for dinner to finishing cooking.

2. Make important decisions first

Making decisions can help you move forward in regard to solving, so recognize the ones you need to make and make them.

•   If you have several problems, decide which problem you need to tackle first, and aim to solve one at a time.
•   Don't doubt the decisions you make. You just have to make them and move forward rather than wondering what would have happened if you had made your mind up another way.

Your ability to be successful and happy is highly dependent on your ability to make clear decisions and solve problems in life in the best way you can. This is a guide detailing three distinct methods of being able to solve problems to the best of your ability:

Method 1: Approaching the Problem



1. Define the problem

It's important that you find the real cause of a problem and define it, rather than just looking at the symptoms.

•   An example of this is a constantly messy room. It could be messy all the time because you need more storage, not because you're an inherently messy person.
•   Be clear when you're attempting to define the problem. You can achieve this by being as honest with yourself as possible.
•   Is the problem real or self-created? Is it something that you need to solve or is it something that you want? Put things into perspective to navigate through the problem-solving process.

One day, King Solomon, the wisest man in the world, wanted to test the integrity and wisdom of his faithful servant. The King summoned his servant and asked him to carry out a task, knowing that it could not be completed. King Solomon said: "The Feast of Tabernacles is in 6 months, and I would like to wear a magic ring for the holiday. Any person who is sad and looks at the ring will become happy and any happy person who looks at the ring will become sad."

The faithful servant immediately went on the journey in the search of the mysterious ring. A month passed, two months passed, and the servant, who visited every jeweler and peddler in the kingdom, remained without the ring. Two more months passed, and the servant reached the limits of the kingdom, but he had yet to find anyone who had heard of such a magical ring.

Over time, the faithful servant became frustrated. With all his might he wanted to fulfill his master's wish, but no matter how hard he tried, he could not find the mysterious ring. He was depressed and almost gave up, until one day before the Feast of Tabernacles, he arrived at the small workshop of a poor jeweler in a small village.

The servant, who had nothing to lose, asked the old silversmith: "Tell me, sir, have you ever heard of a magical ring that causes the sad to become happy and the happy to become sad?" The old silversmith thought for a second, took out a small copper ring from one of the drawers, scratched it and handed it to the servant. The servant, who for the past few months had lost all hope, gave one glance at the inscription on the ring, and his eyes lit up. He thanked the silversmith, paid him a bag of gold coins, and hurried to the king's palace.

When the servant finally arrived at the King's Palace, Solomon was very happy and rejoiced. He did not believe that his servant would really come back to him with a ring. The servant handed the ring to his master, the wise king gave it one look and the smile immediately disappeared from his face. All the courtiers were curious to see what was written on the magical ring, and finally, when they looked at it, they saw the following simple sentence:"Despite everything, this too will pass"

This simple sentence contains a truth that we must cherish in our hearts - even if it feels like everything is going great and were on top of the world, we must remember that all this might disappear one day. On the other hand, and this is the happy side of the rule, all the suffering, all the frustration, all the difficult times we sometimes experience, these too will pass and be forgotten.

Send this story to all your friends, to remind them that even the most difficult moments pass in the end.

The following night the man was there again. Everyone was astounded that he had come for the third consecutive night, but he paid Natalie and they went upstairs. After their session, Natalie questioned the man.

"No one has ever used me three nights in a row. Where are you from?" she asked.

The man replied, "South Carolina."

"Really?" she said. "I have family in South Carolina."

"I know," the man said. "Your father died and I am your sister's attorney. She asked me to give you your $3,000 inheritance."

natalie lying in bed. ready for her customer

"No, I must see Natalie" was the man's reply.

Just then, Natalie appeared and announced to the man that she charged $1,000 a visit. Without hesitation, the man pulled out ten one-hundred dollar bills and gave them to Natalie and they went upstairs. After an hour, the man calmly left.

The next night the same man appeared again, demanding to see Natalie. Natalie explained that no one had ever come back two nights in a row-too expensive -- and there were no discounts. The price was still $1,000. Again the man pulled out the money, gave it to Natalie and they went upstairs. After an hour, he left.

The madam opened the brothel door to see a rather dignified, well-dressed good looking man in his late 40s or early 50s.


"Can I help you?" she asked.

"I want to see Natalie," the man replied.

"Sir, Natalie is one of our most expensive ladies. Perhaps you would prefer someone else," said the madam.

ok na ning post ug pictures mike. enjoy na pod ko karon bangka ug estorya nga di katoohan hihihi