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dili man daw na tinuod

grabe pod,nag uniform nya wala sila kaila?

Looy oi. Sus, mga bagong bayani pa kintahay kung gitawag.

looy jud,mamatay lagi sa una  matawag ug bagong bayani...

Could we do same in Korea?
I bet you not.

of course not,nobody will dare

yucckkkks,buti na lang wala akong car

maayong san juan!wala pod mi kaligo diri kay puro oil/gasoline ang dagat diri

I AM A PERFECTIONIST. ARE YOU?

no,im not

artista sa puting tabing. mo suroy intawn ni sila kada baryo basta naay pista. hehe!

sayang wala ko kakita pagsuroy nila sa amo baryo,hehehe

sweet smile huh!abe nako kinsang mga artistaha!

I used to watch them and I love them. Windstruck, My Sassy Girl and Autumn in my Hearts were my favorites.

try pod watch Sorry,I love you...nindot pod ni

try na sad ko ana,hasta pod calamansi

 

that's bad ghost,ok lang suko ayaw lang hate

Train up a child in the way he should go, even when he is old he will not depart from it.” (Proverbs 22:6)

yukkks,kaluoy pod oy

oppps,dili maklaro

unsa man oy!

 

Ngekssss... malooy manpod ta ug ingon ani oi.. maayo nalang na pogi ko toink.. tnx God..

pasalamat gyud na guapo ka hehehe...

kakuyaw pod ana oy!

sobra pa sa destilled water

truly impressive

hmmm,im the eldest,no wonder hehehe

ngano man diay hingaon ug nangka?

nakahilak gud ko

Your whole life has been a sweeping dance of redemption as God coordinated circumstances and events in order to bring you home to heaven. He’s kept all things in your life moving toward his purpose. How would you live differently if you truly, deeply â€" in faith â€" believed this is true?

welcome ashton ;)bitaw ngano mahal man ang gasolina?

paghimo nalang istorya na horror

hows the sultan of brunei doin?
mao lang ghapon,tulo na asawa

dili ko tiggamit kay kaspahon ko basta sunsilk

 

mao ba?

abe nako ikaw mangharass hehehe

i set ang alarm clock para makamata sayo

nakabasa nako ani,pero nindot balik-balikon,kay makapahinuklod

 

action na lang

cheers

naa pa jud gihapon namo nang AMEN. it may be awkward to see our "giant" cousins kissing our hands but they still do. i come from a big a family, and if there is a party or a reunion, dugay tawn mi ka kaon kay busy pa AMEN.

ingon ana sad mi,usahay makalimtan makasab-an intawon mi kay abe nidaku naman kuno makalimot na

dapat naa sad pamng horror or comedy man lang na stories

basin dili na maka Tubag kay nangahadlok na

I admire ...

MFRANDSEN for your determination ...LUMINE for your survival instinct...BUENAVISTA for the love of your family ... and many young and old Boholanos/Boholanas who accomplished so many things in life despite such humble beginning.

Reach for the stars.

thanks,princesssadagat

unsa klase na pagka foreigner? ;)joke lang

yes it's true that first love never dies jud....

mangunay man og estudyante

paghimo banner Mike

sala ba diay nya na makadaug nya sya napildi

 

mao jud,wala kay kagawasan

 

thanks, gen and barbaro!

ilibre ta lang mo inon-on tulingan and kinilaw sa manga, our barrio, if magkita ta sa bohol.   

welcome lumine,magdala lang pod ko ug ginamos..hehe :-*imo na husband?chikadora jud hehehe

hehehe ,bitaw pangit na gyud ang mga bag-o song ron

ngano kinahanglan pa man mo bare sa ila breast,pwede ra man ipahibalo sa tanan through advertisement by DOH di ba?

just keep on posting and replying

Shortly after learning I had a rare type of breast cancer, one that would require a year of aggressive treatment, I decided to cut back on some of my activities.
     I stopped by my son's classroom to explain to his teacher why I would no longer be coming to help every Monday morning.  When I became upset as I told her about my diagnosis and the long months of treatment that lay ahead, she took both my hands, held them tightly, and told me this story about her friend Ann.
     One summer, Ann decided to go river rafting.  Everyone signed up for the trip had to learn the basic procedures and safety measures.  As the instructor outlined the dangers, Ann became scared.  What if her raft capsized or was dashed against the rocks?  What if she were thrown into the rapidly churning water and carried downstream before anyone could rescue her?
     The instructor had one answer to all of Ann's anxious questions: "There is a rope that is attached to the perimeter of the raft.  Whatever happens, hold on to that rope.  Never let go.  Just hold on."  And do you know what?  An unexpected storm came up, and Ann's raft did capsize, but she remembered her instructor's words.  She held on to that rope, and she survived.
     I stared at my friend, wondering what this story had to do with me.  "Know what your rope is, Myra," she counseled.  "And hold on.  Whatever it is.  Through whatever happens.  Just keep holding on."
     She gave me a hug and returned to her classroom, leaving me to ponder her words.  What was my rope?  What would I hold on to in the days ahead?  What would help me survive my perilous journey through the unknown world of chemotherapy, radiation and surgery?  It didn't take me long to find the answer.  My rope would be the love of my family and friends, who I knew would support me through whatever lay ahead.
     As my treatment progressed, that rope was often at hand.  It was there during my chemotherapy when my husband said, "Lean on me.  I'll be here to give you strength.  If you can't go on, I'll carry you until you're strong enough to continue on your own."
     It was there the day of my surgery when a dear friend hung a silk carp, the Japanese symbol of courage, in my hospital room.  It was there on Mother's Day when, unsure of what lay ahead, my daughter gave me an opal, the symbol of hope.  And it was there one night after I had lost my hair, when I found fifty cents under my pillow with a note from the "hair fairy."
     There were times during the year when I didn't get along with the people whose closeness and support I so desperately needed.  I argued with my children about their refusal to attend a support group for families dealing with cancer.  I fought with my husband over the handling of certain household matters.
     In the past, I had been able to handle disagreements such as these easily, but at this particular time, I couldn't tolerate the feelings of loneliness and isolation that followed arguments.  On these occasions, it felt as though the rope was slipping out of my hands and I feared the dark waters would engulf me.  These were the most frightening days of all, because I knew I couldn't make it through a year of treatment alone.  The love and laughter my family and friends gave me were just as essential to my survival as the chemotherapy and radiation treatments.
     I discovered that Aristotle was right when he said, "Friendship is a thing most necessary to life, since without friends, no one would choose to live, though possessed of all other advantages."
     And so throughout the entire year, I held on.  I held on when it appeared as though my tumor wasn't shrinking as it was supposed to in response to the chemotherapy.  I held on when a bone scan revealed a dark spot on a rib that looked suspiciously like bone cancer.  I held on as though my life depended on it, because it did.
     I survived my journey.  My raft, although battered by storms and raging currents, is still afloat.  I often hear my friend's words echoing in my mind: "Know what your rope is, Myra."  I do, and I'm still holding on.

form:Chicken Soup for the Soul

mas ang tissue kay iilo man!

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=En0A8KGMgq8

where's the bag?

how i wish na makanha ko

makalipong man 

mao jud

unique ;)i hope naa pod ani sa pinas

everytime na maghisgot mo about St. Jude wala jud ko idea unsa ni sya,i asked my friend about this she said bus daw ni sya then ingon hinay kuno mudagan.

 we tried to send money (bank to bank) pero duagy ang transaction..

Congrats Lumine

a lot of times...

yes,specially if were disappointed.

  :Dluoya sa amahan,diin kaha liwat iyang anak!

whewwww

yes, i will

were watching now" I really really like you"

Si tarzan gipangutana sa tv reporter.
TV reporter: Oi tarzan, gi unsa nimo pagtukod imong balay sa sa ibabaw sa kahoy?
Tarzan: ambot sir, kay nag board rman ko diha!

Korean dramas have been getting increasingly popular due to many reasons. they're either well dressed, good looking, or both. Also, these dramas are less racy and violent than pinoy teleserye, such as walang kapalit.etc. pinoy dramas focus more on what the people do, while Korean dramas focus more on relationships, tragic love triangles, and family. Family is an important part of Korean tradition. Also, some Korean dramas are very funny in a slightly different way than pinoy dramas. Another reason for popularity might be Korean dramas that depict life back then, as people are very interested and intrigued about Korean life back then and actors and actresses have more elaborate clothes. One more reason are biased fans. Say this famous actor is going to be in a drama, most fans of his will watch it, no matter if it is a great or sucky drama. That is probably one of the more prominent reasons.

i love korean drama too,walay gabii na dili mi magtan-aw.Ang nakanindot man gud sa korean drama dili samok ila story walay daghan character na mosulod.

 

kinsa man nikanta na?

kun tawgi,kaila ko pero sperm cell man wa jud ko kaila...dili man ko hingaon  ana mongos hinuon

The thing is, most of us approach humility in one of two ways:


· The first approach is consciously acting as if we are humble. We create a false humility by trying to imitate what we think humility looks like.


· The second approach is to assume we’re not worthy, that we’re second class and permanently assigned to the back of the bus.


Neither of these approaches reflect authentic, biblical humility. The biblical approach to humility means you understand exactly who you are â€" but more importantly â€" you understand exactly whose you are, and that God has placed you where he wants you, for such a time as this. In this way, your humility is not attached to your self-esteem.


In other words, you don’t have to think less of yourself. Rather, you begin to think more of God, and you begin to agree that you are totally dependent upon God, and from this emerges a Christ-like humility. You’re no longer burdened by having to know all the answers or to be in control of everything.


It is God’s job to solve the problems of the world. Your job is to walk in humble obedience to what God tells you to do.

from: The Purpose Driven Life Daily Devotional

A 92-year-old, petite, well-poised and proud man, who is fully dressed each
morning by eight o'clock , with his hair fashionably coiffed and shaved
perfectly, even though he is legally blind, moved to a nursing home today.
His wife of 70 years recently passed away, making the move necessary. After
many hours of waiting patiently in the lobby of the nursing home, he smiled
sweetly when told his room was ready.
As he maneuvered his walker to the elevator, I provided a visual description
of his tiny room, including the eyelet sheets that had been hung on his
window.
"I love it," he stated with the enthusiasm of an eight-year-old having just
been presented with a new puppy.
"Mr. Jones, you haven't seen the room; just wait."
"That doesn't have anything to do with it," he replied.
"Happiness is something you decide on ahead of time. Whether I like my room
or not doesn't depend on how the furniture is arranged ... it's how I arrange
my mind. I already decided to love it. "It's a decision I make every morning
when I wake up. I have a choice; I can spend the day in bed recounting the
difficulty I have with the parts of my body that no longer work, or get out
of bed and be thankful for the ones that do.
Each day is a gift, and as long as my eyes open, I'll focus on the new day
and all the happy memories I've stored away. Just for this time in my life.
Old age is like a bank account. You withdraw from what you've put in.
So, my advice to you would be to deposit a lot of happiness in the bank
account of memories! Thank you for your part in filling my Memory bank. I am
still depositing." Remember the five simple rules to be happy:

1. Free your heart from hatred.

2. Free your mind from worries.

3. Live simply.

4. Give more.

5. Expect less.

Kun magminyo daw ka ug foriegner,ingon sila
Is it Love or Security?

Alias and Charmed syempre

21. Visit Tubag Bohol.
     Tubag. 

that's the great idea

lain imo gihunahuna at first,gen ba? 

lain jud,karon pako kadungog ana na pagkaon...

Do you watch Korean Teleserye?

gisunod ra pod ni sa name sa lugar

t'was 21 years ago,pero could you believe that were still hoping na he will come back.we really miss him

Jesus gave the world the right to judge the authenticity of our faith by how much we love other believers. We prove our faith in Christ, not by the rules we keep, but by the love we give.

 

let him go,that's the craziest thing i did

samtang nagtrabaho,hinay-hinay pod basa og replies..i-minimize lang nako basin masakpan

me too

recently, naa nay nakit-an si buenavista diay..lolz!
hala, nang intriga ko diri...

hehehe
thanks,yadz

masakpan gani ko sa ako boss,basin mawagtangan ko trabaho hehehe

welcome,celyn!

Mike,ako ni sila gipugos pag registered hehehe

welcome,Net

my colleague

adtoa na nya lukata

very cute kaayo ila baby si Violet..

yes,liwat nila

hehehehe

react ko ha!kay chicks pa man ko hehehe

abe nako unsa ning sperm cell...hehehe

Hello Ghen, sad to hear the story about your father. Naunsa man diay? Gidagit siya? Or gi-salvage? Feel free to add details to your story.

nanagat sila na bagyo,pero dili sa bohol nahitabo sa quezon province didto man mi nakapuyo pod.till now wala mi kahibalo if buhi pa sya or patay na.that's why were still hoping na mubalik sya.

Quote from: Bohol Philippines on June 16, 2007, 07:05:04 AM
You were just given a yacht. What would you name it?

mine is PARADISE ISLAND,taga isla man ko