MikeLigalig.com

Quote from: Happy on August 01, 2007, 01:09:41 AM
hahaha mao diay ni absent kay naghimo ug manghud 

kapoya diay aning mobalhin ug balay,cel oy! wala pa jud mi nahuman ug pang-arrange.
nabalintong na lang sa rocking chair ako anak kay nabusy ko.

Quote from: your servant on August 01, 2007, 01:08:36 AM
Inig balik ni Lumine, naa na manghod iya baby. Yehey!

i'm back!
hahaha! made in the phils amo plano,mike,hehehe!

happy birthday, yadz! sorry late kay karon pa ko nakabalik dri. nabusy jud sa pagbalhin.

oy! naa diay gihapon ko sa list even if nawala ko for a week.

Quote from: mfrandsen on July 23, 2007, 10:37:53 PM
akatar, means atiman man tingali... dili mag-akatar= dili mag-atiman (sakto ba?)

yup,cel!

for cel and yadz, mura usa ka tuig mawala,hehe!

i will miss u both,too!

Quote from: GEC348 on July 23, 2007, 06:59:21 PM
Lumine, I will surely miss your baby's picture...  cute kid!

toinks! sa ako diay anak dili diay nako,GEC! hehehe!

yehey! we now have internet connection in the "new" old house we are renting, but tonight, we will go back to our house since we still have to clean and pack some other things. the house we are renting now is half the size of our old house. but anyway,this is just temporary.

minutes from now, i will log out because my husband has to disconnect the computers, telephone, etc., as we are to prepare for another connection in the rented house we will temporarily stay while waiting for our papers to settle in the phils for good before the year ends.

our house was sold last month, and the new owner will assume next month. i will surely miss reading ang posting replies here for a week.

By Maridol Rañoa-Bismark
Monday, July 23, 2007



She dances the tinikling and sings Dahil Sa ‘Yo and Matud Nila. Yet former Sugababes member Mutya Buena was born in England to an Irish mom and a Pinoy dad.

Her British twang doesn’t keep her from loving the adobo her father cooks for the family and celebrating Filipino Independence Day every June 12.

Nor does Mutya’s western upbringing prevent her from taking her Visayan grandmother’s hand, touching it lightly with her forehead and saying, “Mano Po!”

Unlike some people she grew up with, Mutya doesn’t call her elders by their first names. In fact, she addresses her relatives in Tagbilaran, Bohol as tito and tita.

Mention Itik-itik and she reacts, “Oh, the one where you move like a duck? Oh yes!”

Pandanggo sa Ilaw is where “you move with candlelights.” And tinikling is something Mutya learned as a little girl.

That sense of rhythm that makes you want to get up on your feet and dance is encoded in her DNA. Dad is a guitarist who taught her Filipino songs as a girl while Mom loves music just as much.

“I went to a Filipino school,” Mutya explains. “And I know all the Filipino dances, like the one where you rotate candlelights in your hand (read: Pandanggo sa Ilaw), move like a duck (Itik Itik) and act like you’re planting rice.”

Like fellow half-Pinoy artist Apl.de.ap of Black Eyed Peas, Mutya is proud of her roots. She tells anyone who cares to listen when she’s on stage that she’s half-Pinoy.

Now that she’s on solo flight with a debut album titled Real Girl to show for it, Mutya has a bigger audience she can share her Pinay heart with.

And she’s succeeding, so far. The first single, the album’s title track Real Girl, entered the UK Singles chart at No. 11 in downloads alone climbing to No. 2 after its CD release. The song samples Lenny Kravitz’s It Ain’t Over ‘Till It’s Over.

The track closest to Mutya’s heart, however, is Suffer For Love, because she herself wrote it.

Real Girl marks another first for Mutya. It’s the first time she is using her family name â€" Buena, in an album. This is the same family name her two-year-old daughter (by boyfriend Jay), Tahlia-Maya is using.

Turning solo, says Mutya, has brought with it many wonderful changes.

“It’s allowing me to do my own thing,” she explains.

On top of this list of plus points is the chance to spend more time with her daughter and be the best mother she can be to her.

When it comes to Tahlia-Maya, Mutya is like a typical mom who can’t stop talking about her little girl.

“Tahlia means morning dew. I found that name in the Internet and I think it’s Hebrew,” she relates. Since her bundle of joy was born at 3 a.m., Mutya thought the name was just perfect for her firstborn.

Maya, on the other hand, was the name of Mutya’s late sister.

The doting mom plans to travel more often to the Philippines and bring Tahlia-Maya as often as possible to the land of her ancestors. This way, her daughter will imbibe Filipino values of respect for elders, love for family and others.

For starters, Mutya says she, her siblings and Tahlia-Maya will take a vacation in Bohol towards the end of the year.

“We’re so excited,” Mutya gushes.

Yes, England may have its gleaming skyscrapers, latest gizmos and other things new and high-tech. But Mutya Buena â€" with her love for adobo, tinikling and fiestas â€" remains proudly Filipino, right down to the core.



source: Philippine Star

Quote from: mfrandsen on July 20, 2007, 05:44:05 AM
hahaha, my hubby snores but I don't mind, I can still get sleep 

my hubby snores like a pig but i can still get a good sleep. basta if gusto jud ko matulog,tulog jud ko bahala naa pay banha.

sa diha pa ko, metrobank and bpi ko.

tigkadungog sad ko sa term naakatar pro dli kaau ko tigamit.

ngano nilarang man ang term, gen? ngano dili man sabaw sa kiyampao?

ang dating nako sa term kay nalipong na kiyampao,hehehe!

unsay salamat,cel? one euro na,hehehe!

pwede sad mag all caps if naay i-emphasize. sakit man gud sa mata no if capital tanan.

yup, boxing!

kabasa bitaw ko ani na news last year. wala pa diay ni nasulbad? imbis motabang ang mayor solbad sa issue,nitabang man hinoon ug duot! tsk!tsk!tsk!

Quote from: ladyokalag on July 20, 2007, 07:35:05 PM
kamusta ninjong tanan..ladyo taga abucay norte

hello ladyo! we're fine, thanks! welcome in tubag bohol!

you're welcome, cel!

i just wish makapanginhas ko pag-uli nako. ako ipa-experience nako ako bana,hehe!

Quote from: mfrandsen on July 20, 2007, 06:54:19 PM
mingaw lang ko panginhas da!

toinks! walay kinhason cguro dinha cel oy kay puro ra man bas. naa daghan sa Manga,cel.

mura mani sya sa bohol beach club.

Quote from: buenavista on July 20, 2007, 03:34:08 PM
mosamot man ko mingawon sa amoa

sa buenavista diay na sya na pic, gen?

This is similar to the ICE Quiz.

Guess the correct word based from the given meanings and number of blanks.


1. _ _age  ( old saying )  Answer:

2. age_ _ _ ( A list of matters to be taken up (as at a meeting)   Answer:

3. _ _ _ _age ( Of no exceptional quality or ability )  Answer:

4. _ _ _ _age ( A case used to carry belongings when traveling )  Answer:

5. _ _ _ _ _age ( Any liquid suitable for drinking )  Answer:

Quote from: buenavista on July 20, 2007, 04:30:25 PM
11. _ _ _ _ice  ( building )  Answer: edifice
12. _ _ice_ _ _ _  ( geographical point )  Answer:

13. _ _ _ _ _ _ice ( ignoble fear ) Answer:

14. _ice_ _ _ ( permit )  Answer:license

15. _ _ _ice_ _ ( shy; reserved ) Answer:reticent

hirit nako,labad na ako ulo

ayaw labad-labad ulo,gen! hehe!

Quote from: Sigbin II on July 20, 2007, 05:19:58 PM
It's epicenter, isn't it?

it is! great!

Quote from: mfrandsen on July 20, 2007, 07:41:19 AM
Na mao ba? Kolokoy pud diay to ako banko diri kay pangyuan ko
IBAN number, maayo rapud diay ako to gi-close oi

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Bank_Account_Number

my warmest congratulations to you, macky and your wife,johde, on your 11th wedding anniversary.

nang fa, the pic is invisible.

Eskaya Beach Resort & Spa in Bohol sizzled as an array of VIP guests from show business, politics, the business circle and society’s Who’s Who attended its formal opening recently. This latest haven located in Panglao Island and deemed to becoming the latest celebrity getaway is designed by renowned Filipino architect Bobby Mañosa.


Leading the guest list included Department of Tourism Secretary Ace Durano with DOT Undersecretary Edu Jarque, Usec. Phineas Alburo and DOT Region VII Director Dawnie Roa. Adding glitter to the event was GMA Artist Center talent and one of the stars of "Impostora," Iza Calzado who assisted Eskaya CEO and president, Richard Lim (also the newly elected president of Rotary Greenhills) and wife Phoebe in cutting the ceremonial ribbon, together with actress Cheska Garcia and former Bb. Pilipinas World Ana Marie Igpit, a native beauty from Bohol.

Powerhouse guests from the political sector included Bohol Governor Erico B. Aumentado, Rep. Edgar Chato, and Mayor May LimImboy; while representatives from both the business and society sectors included Bohol business magnate Jun Lim, Juliet Avenido, tour operator Arjun Shroff, former presidents of the Rotary Club of Greenhills Chit Enriquez and Eddie Cruz; Genesis Hotels & Resorts President Miguel Cerqueda and VP Roger Begre; the Architectural Design team led by Bobby Mañosa, interior designer Ms. Cecilia Hofileña and Luis Alvarez; Cebu’s society chronicler, Honey Jarque Loop, PR Asia Worldwide CEO Joyce Ramirez and Eskaya Sales & Marketing Manager Nico Estrella.

Serenity and luxury share top billing at this 16â€"hectare development, which is 25 minutes away from Tagbilaran Airport in Bohol. This exclusive hideaway is a knockâ€"out: guests were billeted at their own private single-detached villas that boast of a luxurious whirlpool in an indoor garden setting as well as villas with its own private pools.

The opening party was held at Eskaya’s spacious Lantawan Restaurant offering breathtaking views of the Mindanao Sea as well as the fabulous infinity pool as guests enjoyed sumptuous meals as well as cocktail drinks.

The name Eskaya refers to the only known indigenous people of Bohol. The resort is situated right in the middle of Panglao Island which is at the southernmost tip of Bohol. The resort, which officially opened its doors to the public last May 6, 2007, is pretty a much boutiqueâ€"style with an upscale touch of exclusivity. The thatched villas or "balai," were built with sturdy construction materials, emphasizing ample use of bamboo, cogon, and wood to complete its modern Filipino take â€" reminiscent of the famed Amanpulo Resort in Palawan (incidentally, both resorts were designed by Architect Bobby Mañosa).

After the event, some of the VIP guests were given a grand tour of Bohol the following day which included a side trip to the famed Chocolate Hills, a Loboc River luncheon cruise and an unforgettable encounter with the cute Tarsier. Others, on the other hand, opted to go islandâ€"hopping to see dolphins.

To get there, one can take a short plane ride from Manila to Tagbilaran. A luxurious shuttle service is readily available, and guests are off to the resort in less than 25 minutes. All villas offers king-sized beds with sixâ€"star category high-thread count sheets and goose down pillows, outdoor bathroom with private landscaped garden setting, complete amenity set, safety deposit box, mini bar, coffee and tea making facilities, a compendium, flat screen television sets with cable, DVD player as well as IPOD speakers.

For more information, contact Eskaya Beach Resort & Spa’s International Reservation & Sales Department at (02) 727-4927 or 725-5597, email reservations@eskayabeach.com or visit their website at www.eskayabeach.com


source: Manila Bulletin

11. _ _ _ _ice  ( building )  Answer:

12. _ _ice_ _ _ _  ( geographical point )  Answer:

13. _ _ _ _ _ _ice ( ignoble fear ) Answer:

14. _ice_ _ _ ( permit )  Answer:

15. _ _ _ice_ _ ( shy; reserved ) Answer:

cge cel unya share na lang nako ako experience.

SWIFT code ra ang mahatag sa mga banks nato cel oy kay ang IBAN within europe ra.

Quote from: Julai on July 19, 2007, 08:35:56 PM
enjoy jamo ko sa trip..
ahh mao ba Cel..aww ok lng man bisan asa ta na group ma belong coz we believe in our ONE GREAT GOD.

nipalit ka chocolates diri sa belgium,julai?

Quote from: ..yadz.. on July 19, 2007, 09:50:10 AM
i'd rather be poor than living a life without children oiz...anyways, having a child is not that bad at all., mas madugangan pa hinoon imo paningkamot because you already have reasons to do so...

mao jud,yadz!

Quote from: your servant on July 19, 2007, 12:32:08 AM
Lumine, common sense is no longer common. Imagine Bill Gates will give his wealth to you? 

mao jud! those who will also believe,nagbinulok sad,hehe!

ay ako na lang jud pag-uli pohon! ako isagpa sa ila ang euro,toinks! kahambugera,maau ra ba naa,hehehe!

i like the word, akatar, yadz!

Quote from: GEC348 on July 19, 2007, 03:16:38 AM
Igo lang gipakuratan sa kayo ang karne sa baboy, yadz. I don't hink gi-grilled to kay soft pa man ang meat ang walay may sign of burning. I tried this in a resaurant in davao city about 15 years ago... gamatitoy pa ko.

so kinahanglan jud pakuratan,GEC, dili slow motion,hehe!

i am also exasperated with this kind of mails at friendster. without second thoughts, i would delete them.

Dear Macky,

A million thanks for sharing the article! Really great! I'm so touched.

For me, no amount can equal the rewards of having a child. To see my baby smiling or even laughing while he is sleeping erases some petty worries in life.

My nine-month old son is my playmate. Having him is a simple joy.

I completely agree with the article.

Thanks again, Macky!

Quote from: galen on July 18, 2007, 05:37:27 PM
so amoa lang ka i-consider nga amoa ninuno? heheh

peace lumine!

hahaha! ok ra sad!

Quote from: ..yadz.. on July 18, 2007, 02:09:59 PM
kinilaw nga baboy...is that kilawin ba imo gipasabot??
mao man gud na ako nahibaw-an..grilled pork belly, i-chop then i mix sa mga lamas with vinegar..mura style sa kinilaw jud.. or lechon kawali..haay, sakto ba ko?? mao man gud na kilawin nga baboy sa amoa...

mao sadako pagsabot, yadz.
gutom noon da!

Quote from: ..yadz.. on July 18, 2007, 03:17:27 PM
WOMEN...without you, men are practically nothing!

awww!

dili sad cguro oy!

moinom ra jud ko softdrinks once in a blue moon or kung kalipongon ko. it helps!

Quote from: galen on July 18, 2007, 02:27:11 PM
naa gamit ilang email add oi, ang mga forwarded messages diay? ang mga application letter ug CV diay?  heheh

peace to all govt employee!

mao ra gud gamit ila e-mail ad, galen.

Quote from: ..yadz.. on July 18, 2007, 02:24:54 PM
sakto ka lumine..when it comes to gov't offices., maabtan pa siyam-siyam before sila mo reply..ayo lang ug mo reply jud..pero ug imo ipa media na gani diba abtik na sila..hehehe!

hapit nako three years dri sa belgium, yadz, ^pro wala pa jud koy nadawat na reply from SSS. before i left, i processed the change of status at SSS-cebu. then ingon sila na a month after daw, mareceive na daw nako new id. nilarga na lang ko,wala pa jud and everytime, i phoned up my mom, i would also ask if she got a mail, wala daw. gipasurrender naman gud ako old id so i was asking through e-mail unsaon nako pagbayad sa ako loan sauna. wala jud reply. dili man gud ko ganahan na naa pa ko bills to pay. wala jud klaro oy!

 

nistop ra sad imo milk,yadz?

Quote from: your servant on July 18, 2007, 10:23:18 AM



i remember ikaw maoy usa sa pinakauna mi-post diri ug welcome message.

mao ba, mike? hehe!

i remember i was posting a topic under Helping hand board, and later, i found out that it could have been posted as new topic. at that time, i didn't know how to use this forum,hehe!

Quote from: Macky Ferniz on July 17, 2007, 08:35:43 PM
Lessons from Chapter I:


Rich dad said, "The reason I must be rich is because I have you kids."

Rich dad said, "Learn to manage risk"

i like these statements. thanks for sharing, macky!

Quote from: Macky Ferniz on July 17, 2007, 09:33:51 PM
5. I want to see the whole Island of bohol from space.....

if this happens, pwede mouban mi, macky?hehe

Yilmaz Bektas resurfaces once again.

Talking anew to ABS-CBN Europe bureau chief Danny Buenafe, Yilmaz said that his estranged wife is in danger of being imprisoned for 12 years if she fails to answer all the cases against her before the Turkish court.

Yilmaz stressed out that Ruffa made a grave offense in his home country when she failed to reveal that she's still Mrs. Richard Daloia when she married the Turkish businessman.

The Turkish court, according to Yilmaz, is bent to pursue Ruffa for faking vital documents to acquire a national I.D., driver's license, and Turkish passport.

He also revealed that the judge who is in-charge of the case was already aware of Ruffa's public admission that she was indeed married to a certain Richard Daloia in Las Vegas in 1999.

Ruffa failed to mention this crucial fact when she filed and applied for personal documents in Turkey.

Yilmaz clarified that he has nothing to do with the four cases allegedly being prepared by the Turkish court against his estranged wife. In fact, he revealed that he was serving as Ruffa's "legal protector" as he's deeply concerned with the cases and its possible outcome.

Falsification of documents is a serious crime in the European Union and Turkey. Ruffa is thus required to fly back to Turkey to face and answer all the charges being linked to her.

Aside from Turkey and other Europe countries, the former Miss World Second Princess may also be blacklisted in the US, leaving her incapable of traveling outside the Philippines.

Yilmaz confessed that he's still open with the possibility of reconciliation with the mother of his two children but that will only be feasible if they find time to meet face-to-face to discuss important personal matters.

They still talk on the phone according to Yilmaz, though they've been arguing lately over Ruffa's showbiz career which she quickly resumed after the controversial separation.

Ruffa, meanwhile, watched the entire Yilmaz latest interview at ABS-CBN's watch room but refused to give comments, though it was obvious that she was distressed after watching the footage.


- Philippine Entertainment Portal

in my case, the in-charge of the customer service at metrobank answered my query about SWIFT code the next day. but indeed, in our gov't offices, they won't reply to your questions. walay gamit ila e-mail ad.

unya na lang ko mag-alternate if kasettle nami sa pinas but for as long as naa pa koy milk, breastfeed lang gihapon nako kay mamiss nako body contact sa ako anak.

ohhhhhhhh! i don't speak dutch! it's difficult.

Quote from: swakee on July 17, 2007, 12:01:21 AM
Palawan!!!!!!

a place in bohol, swakee. hehe!

cool name, love moon!

oh how i wish i can watch it! cge lang, hopefully next year.

welcome GE!

God surely answers our prayers, but He will also test our patience with Him.

3. beaches in anda

i'm still giving him breastfeed also even if he's turning ten months kay daghan pa man gud ko milk. sus yadz,mohilak kusog baya ni basta i-delay iya milk or di ba magcge bira sa ako shirt giving me a signal that he wants to have his milk na. but honestly, i won't mind breastfeeding even if there are a lot of people. problema na sa mga passengers motan-aw nako,hehehe!

Quote from: ..yadz.. on July 15, 2007, 11:02:55 AM
mao jud pud na naka nindot sa pinoy..ang family ties., strong kaayo, bonded jud ba!

lahi ra jud btaw sila diri oy but years ago daw, close sad daw ila family ties.

my husband told me that since i came his family was visiting him already. then, they would just call. lahi daw sa atoa kay tinabangay jud which he observed that in my own family in bohol.

Quote from: Onicul85 on July 15, 2007, 07:59:44 AM
haha tinood ba? so maka understand ka sa allemano ug kanang french ba dinha?? tolo years na diay? Oi btw, cute na cute poood imuhang bata, lumine! Salamat pood for the warm chit chat, hah,

Sige!!

it's dutch and french here, onic. i can understand some words.

Quote from: your servant on July 14, 2007, 10:41:32 AM


I have no grandfather (mother's side) to speak of. Raymundo Ortega (whose roots are from Argao, Cebu), my mother's father, was brutally murdered in Pagadian City, Zamboanga del Sur more than five decades ago - that was when my mother was yet four or months old.

ka tragic sad kaau, mike!

i will pray for them, onic!

my paternal grandma passed away also in july, three years ago.

im not so convinced jud because before nida's death i could see in their ad that they were happy.

Quote from: i-volunteer on July 14, 2007, 12:56:58 PM
Okay ra ba presyo sa sayong furniture? Morag sikat ni siya kay karaan na nga business.

medyo mahal.

By Tetch Torres, Thea Alberto
INQUIRER.net
Last updated 12:50pm (Mla time) 07/14/2007


MANILA, Philippines -- (UPDATE 3) The husband of murdered movie actress Nida Blanca died after falling from a 2-story inn in Tracy, California and police there ruled it a suicide.

Roger "Rod" Strunk, 68, who was one of the prime suspects in the murder of his wife, Dorothy Jones in real life, was found dead on the pavement outside the Tracy Inn at 24 W. 11th around 11:30 a.m. Tuesday (US time), said Matt Robinson, Tracy police public information officer.

"Yes he did," Robinson told INQUIRER.net in a phone interview, when asked if Strunk committed suicide.

There were also no indications of foul play, said Robinson.

Nida Blanca's daughter, Kaye Torres, declined to comment on Strunk's death until she gets official confirmation from Tracy officials.

Torres said she would want to personally gather details about Strunk's death before making any comment, a report from QTV's Balitanghali newscast on Saturday said.

Strunk was implicated in the killing of his wife in November 2001 by arrested suspect Philip Medel, who claimed Strunk had hired him to kill Blanca.

Strunk left for the US in 2002 to visit his ailing mother, Helen Strunk, before he could be charged for Blanca’s killing.

He never returned to the Philippines.

Murder charges were eventually filed against him but he successfully evaded extradition from the US after Medel recanted his statement implicating Strunk.

Blanca was found stabbed to death in a car parked in the parking area of Atlanta Building.

“Everything will go with him to the grave,” Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez said, reacting to news of Strunk’s death,

"I only heard it from the news. We have not received any official communication from the US government," Gonzalez said, adding that the government had a filed a second extradition case against Strunk.

"Now that he's dead, his extradition [and] murder case are already moot and academic," Gonzalez said.

Quote from: Onicul85 on July 14, 2007, 10:16:10 AM
hey lumine!

asa man diay kamo living at? Sa belgium kamo?

hello onic!
im in belgium for nearly three years already.

malingaw ko sa imo binisaya onic oy! hehehe!

Quote from: Onicul85 on July 14, 2007, 10:07:46 AM
Tinood jood, Philippines will be another "Singapore".

let's hope and pray.

wow! another honest boholano!

Quote from: Ban-alam on July 13, 2007, 09:59:22 PM
aw dili diay mo ganahan sa bohol?

first plan was bohol jud, in fact, naa nami napalit na 842 sq meters na lot but later, we decided to live in a subd in CDO kay naa na friend sa ako husband didto.at least,naa iya kalahi didto,hehe! we will just visit bohol once a month.

Quote from: Ghost on July 13, 2007, 09:42:17 PM
ga usik2x lang ka sa imong sapi ug panahon if mo adto pa kag cagayan...then inig abot nimo didto mao lang diay gihapon! heheheheheh!

dili man usik kay didto man mi mosettle.

Quote from: Ghost on July 13, 2007, 08:23:19 PM
hehehehe...basig mamalik mo sa belgium if makatilaw na mo sa kalisud sa atoa!

naa nay belgian who is now residing in cagayan and is always telling my husband na his life in pinas is more comfortable than in belgium daw. our meager income here is already big in our country. but if it happens, da mobalik,hehe!

Quote from: Ghost on July 13, 2007, 08:18:34 PM
di gyud ka makakuha ug drivers license!

basin diay dili ingon ana sa cagayan.

Quote from: arlaine cecile on July 13, 2007, 03:49:45 PM
we need to repair our values and culture.

exactly! that's why i married a foreigner who is God-fearing and not just for the sake of an opportunity of marrying one.

Quote from: yadz26 on July 13, 2007, 02:12:09 PM
i also had my driver's license without going through the exam, drug test and medical test, naa n man gani sila result for my urine test nga wala pa ko ka pass ug urine sample..imagine that..hahaha...no hassles jud., no more waiting in line..i paid 1,300 pesos..mao nay gitawag ug monkey business, 'ayt??..hehehe...!

im not the type ra ba jud na mobigay maski pa cguro 500 ra.

Quote from: your servant on July 13, 2007, 06:13:04 PM
many rich people would even steal money (indirectly) from their poor servants.

mao jud!

Quote from: Sigbin II on July 13, 2007, 02:40:12 PM
Dia pay laing mag-pares, lumine: bahalina ug beach.  Kung gusto ka'g Binisaya, bahalina ug baybayon.  

Kung naa koy yuta dapit sa dagat magtukod ko'g tindahan unja ang ngan sa tindahan, "Bahalina by the Baybayon."

payts nako sa coke, juice, or simply water, Sigbin, not bahalina lang.hehehe!

bravooooooooo, gen! u got the correct answers!

Quote from: yadz26 on July 13, 2007, 01:30:28 PM
kapoy bitaw na byahe naay bata bitbit oi, pero enjoy man sad hinoon kun anad na ka...

hala ka! first time pa baya ni baby matt motravel sa plane pohon, unsa kahay gama ani ron! mao ni giingon na this is where the challenge of motherhood comes.

Quote from: Ghost on July 13, 2007, 01:42:02 PM
Ok raman na sila mo settle sa pinas kay daghan na man money...

toinks! mao gani, ghost, nisugot na lang sad ko na sa pinas nami pohon kay we can't save here jud. for sure, we will live a more comfortable life there than in belgium.

Quote from: yadz26 on July 13, 2007, 01:35:16 PM
final na jud diay inyo desisyon nga mo settle down sa pilipinas? there's no place like home man jud tinood...

super dooper FINAL!hehehe! btaw yadz, ako bana jud ang ganahan kaau so our baby will be raised the filipino way. he likes our family ties jud.

uhuh! murag nice da!

Quote from: arlaine cecile on July 13, 2007, 04:22:06 PM
i don't think returning something you found (which you know does not belong to you) is something to be rewarded because it is not beyond ordinary. it is standard and normal to return the things that are not yours which are accidentally left in your custody. the seaman-passenger is entitled of what is his.what if it was only 25 centavos? will anybody return it.nobody even want to keep it.because we often commit a mistake of thinking and presuming  that anybody who leaves behind a 25 centavos only has 25 centavos. so, how much percentage will you charge for having found that 25 centavos?even if the owner will give you 100 percent of the thing found, you won't be interested. you won't be honest at all. and nobody cares if you are not honest because the monetary value of the topic and thing is only 25 centavos.kindness for sale.virtue for sale.honesty for hire.that's all about vehicles.

if i would find 25 cents in my tricycle, i would not waste my time to return to the owner because for sure it's easy for the owner to find another 25 cents. but because the amount was considerably big, boc was conscientious enough to return it without expecting something in return. his deed was unusual for a poor driver like him, and therefore, his honesty is worth-emulating.

Quote from: swakee on July 12, 2007, 01:46:41 AM
Sige mag-ila ila ta ninjo... si Swakee kew from both Loon & Maribojoc... I saw bunch of friends here from da oder site... Thank you Julai for inviting me here... I shall return!!!!!!!!!

hello swakee! welcome!
gipainom naka ni julai sa iya tuba?

THE author of a bill seeking to reinstate English as the medium of instruction has urged the Department of Education (DepEd) to use no less than the national hero, Jose Rizal, to motivate elementary and high school students to master the language.

"Rizal spoke and wrote English, and mastered at least four other foreign languages," House Deputy Majority Leader Eduardo Gullas said. "In this sense, Rizal can definitely serve as a model who can inspire school children to learn English, the global lingua franca, or other foreign languages that will be useful to them once they join the labor force."

Rizal, who studied in Europe, was also fluent in Spanish, French, German and Latin, even though one of the popular proverbs attributed to him is: "Ang hindi marunong magmahal sa sariling wika ay mas masahol pa sa mabahong isda." (People who do not love their own language smell fouler than rotten fish).

"In an increasingly borderless ‘global village’ characterized by the freer world trade in human resources and services, English mastery or a working knowledge of the language is certainly a huge competitive advantage," Gullas stressed.

"This applies to all Filipinos â€" to nurses, engineers, sailors, hotel staff, construction workers, caregivers and domestic helpers overseas, as well as to the Filipino personnel here of multinational firms and business processing outsourcing (BPO) providers," Gullas pointed out.

Gullas, meanwhile, lauded the Supreme Court decision throwing out a lawsuit that had sought to stop the DepEd from enforcing a new language policy reviving English in schools.

Gullas was referring to the petition filed by a group of Filipino writers, academicians and linguists, asking the tribunal to restrain the implementation of Executive Order 210 and Deped Order 36, both of which seek to bolster English in schools.

A large labor group earlier bared that BPO providers here have stepped up hiring of Filipinos who can speak at least one foreign language besides English.

The Trade Union Congress of the Philippines (TUCP) pushed for the "foreign language skills retooling" of secondary and vocational school graduates, college undergraduates and jobless professionals, to build up their chances of securing gainful employment.

"Workers who are able to speak a second foreign language can surely look forward to even more lucrative jobs, here or overseas, in global corporations, non-government organizations and multilateral institutions," TUCP spokesperson Alex Aguilar said.

"So this is definitely not just about well-paying jobs in call centers here that are now offering a substantial premium for extra foreign language proficiency," Aguilar stressed.

source: Manila Bulletin

Quote from: Sigbin II on July 12, 2007, 05:13:30 PM
Magpares jud para naho ang inun-on ug ginamos.  Way limit sa kaon basta lang daghan og kan-on. 

oh how i miss inon-on and ginamos! bantay lang jud pag-uli namo,hehe!

Quote from: mfrandsen on July 12, 2007, 04:15:04 AM
hahaha katawa ko ninyo duha da! naa pay laing mobukad diha lumine? 

naa pa cel pro secret na lang,hehe!

kadaghan na ba sa mga banggiitan na mga members dri oy! mawani naman ni mga Yaya ani,hehe!

welcome Nestor!

unique name, bejabas! welcome!

Additional words to guess:


6.  _ _ _ice ( to observe )   Answer:

7. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ice ( works for an expert to learn a trade )  Answer:

8. _ _ _ice ( an agent )  Answer:

9. _ _ _ _ice ( extreme greed for material wealth )  Answer:

10. _ _ _ice ( of superior grade )  Answer:

correct, gen! bravo!

Quote from: lanceandnita on July 12, 2007, 06:11:26 AM
Hahaha bitaw kahinumdom ko adto St. Jude sauna nga walay ali ang ilang lingkuranan.  Diha koy classmate sauna nahagbong...maayo gani wala namatay.

kalooy sad tawn.

Quote from: mfrandsen on July 12, 2007, 04:07:19 AM
yes inse dili nako limot 

maau!hehehe!

ka nice sa poem ni GEC!

thanks for the tips,haze!

Quote from: mfrandsen on July 11, 2007, 08:24:49 PM
pero nindot pud gud kung unya na kung nakauli nami sa pinas kay hago kuno biyahe kung naay bata..

alangan kay mommy manka nya titser pa jud mao nag ma'am ko, limot manko gud nga inse diay imo gusto 

mao ni ako i-experience soon, motravel na naay baby,hehe!

ayaw gud limot-limot,hehe!

Quote from: HazEL on July 11, 2007, 09:07:25 PM
I have healed lumine...I just need to find love...

he will come,haze!

hello Candy! welcome!

we hope to see u here often.