Italian handbags are mostly made of soft leather and as you know, properly cured leather will last to 40 years. So, you may consider the handbag as a lifetime companion and a piece of jewelry.
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Show posts MenuQuote from: grazie7y on June 07, 2008, 12:14:39 AM
Macky, like of products ninyo ang Cavalli?Oh my Goodness! Daghan na diay Cavalli bags si Johde, Macks? Aguy kalami ana oi pero pirte man na kamahal na mga bags tawon oi!
Quote from: grazie7y on June 03, 2008, 11:27:06 AM
Amazing jud that we have well respected Filipino doctors and nurses here in America. Just last week, I was watching a documentary of CNN about health and medical needs of US presidents. Naturally, the White House doctors were interviewed. I didn't realize until then that everywhere the president go or even just inside his office, a team of medical professionals is just a few steps away. One of the doctors interviewed was a lady, Connie Mariano. I could tell she was a Filipino but just to make sure, I googled her name. Indeed, she is a Fil-Am! She was the Director of the White House Medical Unit attending to the health of then President Bill Clinton. I was so amazed and proud of her achievements!
Quote from: benelynne on June 02, 2008, 11:28:48 PM
Kujaw pud. Drop na lang naku Mosbeau para mag-stage father na lang ku.
Quote from: Scott on June 02, 2008, 10:52:40 PM
a brief story lifted from the net about Liwayway Corp. and bio of Mr. Carlos Chan, a Filipino-Chinese business tycoon
The history of Liwayway Marketing Corporation dates back to 1946, when a small family business engaged in the repacking of flour and coffee products was established through the efforts of Mr. Chan Lib and his wife, Mrs. See Ying. In 1966, the business was converted into a corporation, as it expanded into the distribution of pomade, candles, candies and sauces.
Quote from: ms da binsi on June 01, 2008, 10:19:29 PM
It very pretty indded pero that really can disturb it's habitat that they never foresee. Sigi lang lingaw man sila... mo apil nalang sad ko ug sakay ana inig uli nako.
I could never be an Earth Advocate back home kay basi mapusilan ko.
Quote from: C2H4 on June 01, 2008, 11:25:16 PM
^hehehe, the person deserved it oi, tactless kaayo...
naa gani taga amoa sa una ms willmerit, ang ilang silingan ning abot gikan sa amerika...perte gyud niya balita nako nga puti na kuno kaayo nga sa dihang sa bohol pa nagpuyo, itomon man kuno to...ako pud gipangutana unsay nakaingon nga naputi man...ingon pud siya kay sige man gud kuno kaon ug apples, maong naputi! bwahahaha
Basta true story ni nga katawanan.
Quote from: Julai on May 30, 2008, 10:32:38 PM
Mao jud happs,perte na taasa ug tulin ang tuba..maaju lagi ni cge ta inom ug tuba ky matabian ta..mangabot ta bisag asa..tagay napod ta !!
. Akong na kat-onan kanimo Boy nga importante/bililhon ang pag emphasize or pag paklaro kung unsay buot ipasabot o tumong sa imong balak ug ang paggamit sa subject ug metaphorical settings (mao man ni ang akong gi absen-absenan nga subject sa high school pa ko, kadtong metaphor, irony, exaggeration, simily ug uban pa).Quote from: ytesski on May 30, 2008, 01:46:34 PM
and more....
Quote from: kiamoy` on May 30, 2008, 02:03:53 AM
here.. sanglit wa nako naminaw sa mga callers... lol!
Quote from: grazie7y on May 30, 2008, 07:28:06 AM
Naay update ani, Macks?
Quote from: Happy on May 27, 2008, 05:20:24 PM
Yelo, tagalog na sa ice Ms Bird.
Basin tubig nga pinagahi ahehe
Quote from: michael-ligalig on May 26, 2008, 04:11:44 AM
Asa Ka Akong Tabanog?
Buot kong mahilayo ka kanako
aron imong maaninaw ang kawanangan,
busa gitawag ko ang huyohoy -
ug sa akong taghoy gihagwa ka,
unya gipasayaw ka sa huros,
ug mikiaykiay ka sa hagunos
ug gikayab ka sa kahanginan
samtang ako naghinam-hinam
nga makita kang magtuya-tuya
sa landong sa kapanganoran...
Matag dis-og sa gutlo
sa imong pagpalayo kanako
gibati ko ang kalipay nga sa kataposan
ikaw nanganawkanaw sa kapunawpunawan...
Imong gisungsong ang sidsid sa langit
ug ang kutay nga nagdugtong kanatong duha
nagkaanam kahugot nga nagaid sa akong mga tudlo.
Buot ko pa untang lugwayan ang imong pagpanaw
apan nahadlok ako ikaw sa kalit mahanaw...
Ang haganas sa akong kalipay nga nagsud-ong
kanimo nga nagkiay-kiay atubangan sa bangaw
kalit mihubas sa dihang ang tamparos sa hagunos
mibunlot kanimo ug wala ko mabati ang imong pag-utnga
ug mao nalay akong namatngonan nga nalubay
ang kutay nga nagsumpay kanatong duha...
Naghangos kong naggukod kanimo.
Apan unsay akong mahimo?
Paspas kang gianod sa sulog sa langit
ug kanako wala ka na gani makapanamilit
hangtud tiunay kang nahanaw sa akong panan-aw
ug nagbaktas nalang ako nga nangita kanimo...
Asa ka gipadpad? Asa ko ikaw pangitaa?
Asa ka mitugpa? Asa ka nasangit?
Kinsa kahay nakapunit sa imong panagway?
Asa ka akong tabanog?
Ug dili ko ikaw makaplagan
nahadlok ako ikaw yatak-yatakan sa init ug ulan
ug walay motapak sa magusbat mong kalibutan...
(composed on May 26, 2008 3:17 A.M. Thailand Time)
Quote from: Bambi on May 25, 2008, 03:02:37 AM
Unsay title sa atong balakon "Kabaw"?Well, I will try to fly high up--up to the sky like the....
TABANOG
Bagti ang kasakit sa imong pagpikas sa akong lawas
Di-in ang kaha-it sa sanggot nga midulas,
Baga nga kubal sa imong kamot mihapuhap, mihapyod
Gilud-an, giga-idan ang pag-bugkos sa kalipay gayod.
Katam-is, katunhay ang kaanyag sa kapula
Sama sa matam-is nga ngabil nga kanunay ginahagkan
Ampingi ang pag-gunit sa akong talagsaong kadan-ag
Aron dili magisi ang kanipis ug kalunsay para ugma damlag.
Sa patag sa kadarohan imong akong gigunitan sa katapusan
Gihapuhap ang ikog sama sa nangalimyon nga buhok
Gitugpo aron ni Bathala makita, gustong aboton ang langit
Di-in sa gibating kalipay, kay gibuhian..way pugong ang pag-singgit.
Kasidlak sa ka-init sa adlaw, huyohoy sa bugnaw nga hangin
Milatay sa sulod sa kaunoran, ako miki-ay sa ganang dili na mapug-ngan
Maoy natagamtam aron ang garbo, kaanyag sa uban makit-an
Apan sa kalit... sakit nga sagpa nga huros sa hangin misugat sa
Akong dalan...ulan, unos nga usahay sa tumang kasakit sa kainit
Sa akong kahidlaw kanimo, kanako nag-mugna ug nagpasakit.
Dili na mapug-ngan, kalipong sa kamingaw akong
Nahimuslan...nagisi kining kasing-kasing nga gi-ipit
Sa kagahi sa sanga nga maoy misugat sa pagbalik sa
Imong mga bukton, ang baga nga kubal sa imong kamot
Usab gikamingawang singgot ug ang iyang kahumot.
Ginahamdum.. mabati ang ka-init, mousab ug hapohap.
Aron ang nagisi, natun-as, di-in ang dun-as nga kaanyag,
Kining ngabil naluspad sa mabugnaw nga halok
Sa huros sa misugat nga hangin gipanamas-tamasan.
Bambi
What you think Mr. boylawas...okey na ni? Hala kamo napod.

Quote from: hippieinchains on May 18, 2008, 11:29:08 AM
I feel a sense of meloncholy at the fact that we had beautiful weather and I hadn't gone out of my room to get ice cream. I wanted to walk in the park and look at people pass by as I ate my coffee-flavored ice cream before it trickled down my arm and i would have to like the trickles off of the back of my hand.
I wanted to see the ducks, or go to the zoo perhaps and just walk around and talk. I have no one to go with here. The only places peolpe ever really invite me to is the bar, in hopes that I would get drunk enough to sleep with them at the end of the night. Doesn't happen. lucky for me, I have a high tolerance for alcohol and the men are normally drunk, aging and unappealing (not particularly in that order), so I go home alone and I can live with myself when I wake up in the morning.
I miss my man. He is several states away dong the exact same thing I am doing here in Washington I imagine, only in warmer weather. I often daydream of the day that we will meet again. Where I can live in a house and have someone to watch tv with. Until then, I have a window to glace out from, a fan to keep me cool this summer, my laptop and a vivid imagination to keep me stimulated.
Quote from: benelynne on May 18, 2008, 08:29:53 AM
Hi Macky,
Japan is called a greying society for good reason. In ten to twenty years' time, there will be more senior citizens than working people. In fact, for the first time in 2006, Japan's population growth was negative. There is a sense of crisis now. Though Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda at 72 is himself is an old man, he is widely perceived as having betrayed his own generational interests by not doing anything about the pension mess. Old people are taking to the streets because payout for their welfare and health needs are being cut by the government.
Some Japanese elderly citizens are opting to retire outside the country so that their measly pension will go a longer way.
Gusto nimo magbantay tag mga Hapon nga tiguwang sa Panglao, Macks? A retirement home for Japanese retirees perhaps?