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hahaha, pasiuna di ay!

unsa gani panangko?

hahaha, wala nuon ko misuka. But I got sick the next day. Plus nasuko akong lola ngano daw nahurot iyang tuba. pero wala ko kasab-i akong mga iyaan maoy gikasab-an, kay wala daw ko bantayi.

svet, basin dili naka katulog!

mao lagi oi, t'was one of my funniest memories in my grandparent's house in Sagbayan.

Quote from: Bohol Bol-anon on January 07, 2008, 08:23:47 PM


Anda, Bohol
Photographed by Michael Ligalig

Uh! I'll just close my eyes now and see myself swimming this clear sea and when getting out, I can taste salty water running from my head down to my toes. While still wet, I walk for a mile and just enjoy this powdery sand through my feet. And then back to the water again and swim, rest by the water until the sun sets down.

I guess this "IF" will never be wipe out Mike!

You're welcome BlueAngel. And yes I do, loss my mom when I was 19. I've got lots of regrets but what would it do now that she's gone but to grief for the rest of my life.

First time nako nahubog ug Tuba when I was 5 yrs.old. Abi man nako ug juice kay tam-is man, wala pod tagui ug maayo sa akong lola. Aguroy nahubog lagi, dah tagbaw pahilom nako akong mga iyaan kay nagsige naman ko ug kanta ug katawa!

People always come back to God whenever in deep trouble. But I hope not only those times but also during the happy times. Good or bad, dark or shine, think of God all the time!

orchids, i'm super excited for you too. I'm sure it's going to be a lot of fun! Have a safe trip and enjoy.

hi puma

hello jvrbros

hi peavey

It's really hard to lose a mother especially whom you adored!

great photos Bams, thanks for sharing!

Sir Macky, so this was what you told me. Nice pictures especially the people on it who looks like they had a hell of a great time!

Of course, "I shall return".

I couldn't agree more to all your suggestions. I just would like to add one thing and that's AGORA. Please finish this area!

No one will ever be like him. May he rest in peace.

intawn pod

it depends to a person's way of life. Some might take more than 10-15 mins. some might be less and some might be none at all. But for me, whatever I do, I got all the time in the world.

O, louy kay sya.

Mike some of those words are no longer popular. But it's still fun to learn though. One who uses them so often would sound like genius.

I will also give credits to the way Advertisements was formulated about Philippines worldwide.

Quote from: Macky Ferniz on July 25, 2007, 07:50:36 PM
Coming back to the topic. I remembered Engr. Jess Tirol asked us "unsa ang iningles sa - Ika pila nga Presidente si Cory Aquino", which nobody could answer during that time and until now, I am still puzzled.

What's the sequence order of Cory Aquino that's ever been in the  Presidency? - Sir Macky would this be ok?

I must admit though when I was in Manila for quite sometime, if I can't speak tagalog fluently, I'd rather speak Bisaya or English - take it or leave it.
And now that I have an american step-grandchild, I'm teaching him bisaya and tagalog. This way his brain's development in language can pick up and learn easily to any language he wants to know. And sshh! para kami ra duha magkasinabot

Sun bay iningles ug adlaw?

Honey bay ingles ug dugos?

halu bagzi!

well, as a survivor, I would say, every single day and even more is a gift from Him! And so I never close my eyes without saying a simple "Thank You for everything".

Thank God for the grapes!

O boy!

Quote from: Bohol Bol-anon on June 05, 2007, 04:46:23 PM

photo courtesy of ryan macalandag of flickr.com

O  my  God!!! what am I gonna do huhuhuhu
I remember eating like this in Cainggit with saging, camote and rice puso with sweet tuba and coca cola..burp!

E, ako di ay jud siguro ni kay walay laing Beth, amew jud ko oi. Anyway, daghang salamat kaninyong tanan. Midayon jud ko and been lovin it so far. And yes grazie, i'm aiming for heroine! Go Beth!

Precious, thank you for posting the mother's email, I feel for her and knew as I thought she would feel about the loss of her son. Again my condolences to her and their family. And to the fiance and child, may they be filled with love and support they deserve. Thanks again Precious.

Quote from: Dong Bonite on January 12, 2008, 03:48:58 AM
B:).. Joy Balandra? am sure ako na sya cuzn from Lila.. what year did she take up Nursing in UB?

1994, She's married now and I forgot her Lastname.

Quote from: jtabaco on January 11, 2008, 11:48:41 PM
West Side Story(61), The Sound of Music(65), Franco Zeffirelli's Romeo and Juliette(68) .joey

sgt.joey, when I saw these movies on DVD, I fell inlove with it. I laughed and cried with it like any other favorite movies I saw. And oh I just remember, "Dr. Schevago", "Lawrence Of Arabia", "Legends Of The Fall", "Breakfast At Tiffany's" again they're some of my favorites. Even though some of them were black and white, I still enjoyed them a lot that i can watch them over and over again.

hi banjot

hey dudz

Hi lady!

tobyboypanelo, enjoy TubagBohol site!

shopping hello!

Hi Kim.

Jhet0108 welcome!

whataguy! may he rest in peace.

can't help myself to say this, mapang hesus man pod ta nimo "dakog_itlog" dako jud kaha!

E! on my way to welcoming new names, I bumped in to this name, I was wondering if this was for me? if so, I apologize for not replying you all. Thank you for all the welcome msgs. Been quite a long time since this was posted. If this isn't for me, well I welcome Beth anyway hihihihi!

O my goodness, i Feel Old!!! you're not alone!

Hi poker_pro, does your name means you're a good poker player, just curious.

Hi Gloria, how are you related with Joy Balandra? My classmate in Nsg. school sa UB sauna.

cheche, where are you? please come back!

kaluo77, does your name means you were born in 1977? anyhow, enjoy in TB!

Emerald, yohooo where are you? Hope you're not intimidated with lots of TB members giving you welcome msgs. Come back!

Bol-anon ko, hi! Hope nag-enjoy naka dinhi.

Welcome to TB Charie. Have fun!

medyo late akong greetings ha. Welcome Mirabhai! i'm sure you'll keep coming back, looks like everyone's been interested in you already. Have fun in TB!

Welcome Langgamtamsi! I might as well start welcoming all newbie so I can add more to my number of post. So Langgam...enjoy TB.

Fortunato, you're too good to be true! Interesting secret you have there, I guess it's no longer a secret since you're sharing it worldwide.
I'll just read but sorry I will honestly say, I don't buy it. But thank you for the thoughts!

Quote from: grazie7y on January 11, 2008, 05:28:29 AM
Oi na unsa mo?  ka sayo ba ninjo mag greet ug happy birthday ni Jing na sa October pa gani! hahahahaha

I LOL when I bumped into your msg, finally somebody was there, I thought I'm going crazy! I was gonna greet happy birthday too and I said wait..when was this topic posted?
Anyway, I'll just say Welcome Jing!

congratulations ligiah!

Sure, kung pwede lang mapadala hihihihi, pero I think it's better I'll hand it myself para sure nga safe. Pohon2x, siguro in my future trip to Pinas.

welcome! Iho, if you can't help yourself nga mag bugal2x there's a topic about it started by Sigbin II, just look for it lang. Malingaw ka didto. Pero ayaw kahadlok diri sa TB kay mga but-an ning mga taw diri "ahem".

This is true. I'm a potter or shall I say "was" now, it's been quite awhile since the last time I made my latest big salad bowl. I enjoyed it a lot, met new different poeple in my class. Very relaxing like when I'm throwing with a nice background music, I'm at peace. Nothing in my mind but my ability to form and what to make right in that very moment.
Here's two of what I made. And I gave them to my friends for gifts:

As for me, I have plenty of favorites. But one thing that I will never forget was TITANIC, why because I watched it 3 times on theater.

Lingaw kay ko! Go Bol-anon!!!
E, Paul naa di ay kay hidden talent ha, bantay inig reunion nato sa HS sunod, mo request ko sa imong solo.

Quote from: jtabaco on January 10, 2008, 11:40:53 AM
B:)...thanx! It's never too late for this. Please sign the guest book at the death notice link so the rest of the family not here on TB can share your condolances.

Like I told Lorenzo, "unlike my dad, most of the WWII Filipino vets have gone uncompensated by the US Govt for their service with the death of the Filipino Veterans Equity Act (S. 1315 and HR 760) in this year's Congress again. If you are a US citizen, please consider contacting your Congresspersons during this year's Congress to petition them for support once the new bills are submitted again and support the Fil Vets org of your choice pushing for this resolution"...joey

Will do Sir.

Quote from: ms da binsi on January 10, 2008, 09:41:50 AM
I was onced a Size 00 for a short time and i never have a problem finding cheap clothes, nada!

those are the sizes that can hardly sell and will always on the clearance racks...

so goodluck!

That was great of you of ms da binsi, unfortunately, not me. Since i'm not gifted with a front size, so that's one reason why I got a hard time looking for my size.

Quote from: Lorenzo on January 11, 2008, 04:34:50 AM
You don't like raw sushi?? Lami kaayo nang raw jud! Kanang red salmon, ug fresh octopus sushi, sus lami na kaayo! Pariho ra man ang taste sa sushi ug sa Kinilaw. IMO

Hmmmn, really! If I have the courage, maybe I will. Thanks for the recommendations.

Quote from: orChids on January 10, 2008, 09:08:57 AM
I'm sorry for that B; same in here,I lost my father too when I was just 6.But I still remember him singing with his guitar ,that "You were always on my mind",a song he always sing for my mother.

Thank you Orchids, and I'm sorry to hear about your father too. It's always hard to remember. It's later in life it hits me how painful it was. That's why i'm still emotional.

Quote from: jtabaco on January 03, 2008, 07:36:39 AM
Death Notice in Newsday

Obituary by Rene Sumobilla from the TANOCAL 25th Anniversary Album.

click here for pix from the burial, then click slideshow. (thanx to Roring Pinaflor Perez)

Another WWII vet passes away! His wife, Venancia Catay Tabaco, passed away in 2002.

The last of this line of the Tabacos who called Bohol "home"...joey

It's a little late but better than never. My Condolences to your father sgt.joey. I salute WWII veterans like my grandfathers as well, although my grandfather in my mother side passed away last Dec.of 2005 and the other one is still alive, he must probably be in his 80's now, not sure. He was one of those lucky ones who escaped the Bataan Death March.

I have lots of favorite songs, too many to mention here. There's only one song that can make me so emotional, I can't help myself having teary eyes is "Dance With My Father". I can't get enough of this song which of course dedicated to my papa who passed away in 1987, he was 54 and I was 10.

Talking about clearance sales, I just actually shop online an hour ago for warm shirts/sweaters/pants. Prices from $39.98 and now $9.99, I can live with that. But then again with my size 00, it's always clearance sale, can't beat that. On the other hand, if I'm desperate and needed to get certain apparel for some formal event, cheap or pricey in my size, I have to get, rarely happen though. I still believe clothes are not good investments. Few years of using those clothes, I toss them to LBC box and send it to my cousins or friends in Bohol. At least I made them happy.

O my, I was planning to visit Phil.for the 2nd time in 2010. But now I realized it's Presidential election, I change my mind. I don't want to get trapped if ever something happens, which I hope none would. I hate to prolong my patients of visiting  there again.
What I wish though, that there will be a decent Presidential candidate that will truly commit in changing the country to a better one.
And O please no more Erap!

Quote from: Bohol Bol-anon on January 09, 2008, 07:38:50 PM
Mag bisaya ko diri aron dili masabtan sa taga laing planeta nga naghugaw-hugaw sa Tubag Bohol.

Karon lang gi-ataki ta ug usa ka robot ba to o kaha tawo nga nag-post ug thousands ka links sa ijang tindahan ug bulak. baho ra ba jud na sila.

palihug sa sunod, mangayo ko ug tabang ninjo. dili ko 24 hours sa kanunay nga maka-online. Kung duna moy mamatikdan nga lain ug lihok, padalhi ko dretso ug PM or tawag sa akong number sa Thailand.

daghang dautan sa internet nga lain ug mga tinguha. tabangi ko ninyo ug bantay.

kadtong mga gi-post nga libuan ka link sa mga bulak, buhat kadto nga pangataki sa tubag bohol.

daghan salamat,
mike

Oi, bantugay ra Mike kay mingkalit lang ug ka block out about PC, blue ang color sa screen unya dihay gisulti nga dihay intruder daw, so akong gi shut down right away, pag open napod ming asked nako to press somethin, pero wala ko mingtuo, I shut it off again, and turn it back on, thank God, nawala rapod and thanks to my security measures sa akong Norton. Was it a part of it ba Mike?

unpredictable, mysterious, generous

Quote from: Lorenzo on January 08, 2008, 07:45:36 AM
So me and my pares went to a Japanese sushi place. Hahaha.
1 Filipino, 1 Puerto Rican, 2 puti, and 1 chinese.

Creative juices come out as with hungry mouths. LOL




The Filipino and the Puerto Rican conquered this. 

Oh, i'm drooling! I love sushi but not the raw ones altho never had one but didn't even think of having. When that time comes, it would be the day and hmm better be good.

perfect picture

lots of excuse that seems like a neverending story. agora has been a skeleton for many years now, how long can these people finish what they've been talking about? whatever! I just wish it will be done sooner or later, that's the main thing.

Quote from: Vito Andoline on January 09, 2008, 03:10:34 PM
maybe shes trying to helped the  fellow american because they are  like the same skin.I think shes only trying to clarify or  seeking for  justice.

I agree.

The pride of the Philippines, what can I say!

Quote from: wowboholphilippines on January 09, 2008, 02:55:11 PM
it was the american's fault why he died. it wasn't the fault of the dumtruck's driver. it's already a filipino culture that when an american died in the philippines though his/her fault, we always blame the poor filipino.

Really! hmmm. Sorry if I didn't make it clear. If it's NOT our "kababayan's" fault, I don't think Americans will question any farther. But according to Precious info...that's when I say about what I mentioned previously. 

o my, to screw up with an American is a big mistake. What I'd like to know is the reaction of the family from Michigan.
My condolences.

What a horrible story. My condolences to the family.

Quote from: jtabaco on January 07, 2008, 08:13:25 PM
B:)...I believe your husband was one of the volunteers when Hiliary ran for Sen.the first time in NYC. With the likes of Loida Nicolas Lewis backing her, many Fil Ams flocked to her support. Loida for those who don't know who she is, is one of the richest Fil Ams in the US. Tho we are well acquainted and know and like each other, she is way out of my social class.

Loida hired me as a volunteer to be her webmaster in NaFFAA Eastern Region where she was the Regional Chair in 1999. She later appointed me as the volunteer Deputy Director for Information Management for NaFFAA National when she became National Chair in 2004. That's how I ended up as a NaFFAA delegate as a NaFFAA National officer to the 3rd Global Filipino Networking Conference held in Cebu in Jan 2005 which gave me the opportunity to visit Bohol again since 1972.

To say Hilary has foreign policy experience is like saying Barack only has 2 years in politics. Obama had been involved in local Chicago politics since 1985 after he graduated from Columbia University, and in IL state politics after he went on to earn his law degree from Harvard in 1991, where he became the first African-American president of the Harvard Law Review, then ran for the Illinois State Senate and served for eight years.

With Barach as one of the IL Senators to the US Senate since 2004, I don't know where you got that info that he's got a pretty low support there, especially in Chicago. He never would have been elected US Senator from IL if he did not have the majority support particularly in Chicago. That's another state Hillary WILL loose to Barack!

Exercise is only half the battle. You have to watch what you eat. Many of our Filipino foods are some of the worst things for a healthy diet. There's way too much starch, fat, salt and sugar especially in fried foods, like fried banana which i love to eat. Tho Yogi may not have coined this, it sounds like he did: You are what you eat! (The nutritionist Victor Lindlahr coined the phrase in English in 1942.)

These days, any airport is for the rich, especially with the cost of avgas and maintenance. I had dreams of flying as a little kid riding back and forth in aircraft from NYC to Bohol every 2 years from the time i was born til i turned 18, courtesy of the UN. That dream to fly sort of came true in the back of the WC-130 as an aerial weather observer or meteorological technician courtesy of the USAF. I am now the Membership Chair of the AWRA veterans org.

I have paid with my obsession with computers since I was in a HS computer course in 1967 with a condition called trigger finger. Half of my fingers have needed minor ambulatory operations to fix this condition, which really started when my dad forced me to learn to type on a manual typewriter when i was in 1st grade. That skill helped him get his job in the UN.

I got my own personal laptop as a retirement present in 2004. In 2006, my son, who works for NJ Verizon got me a WLAN card for free. It basically gives me broadband access anywhere i go with my laptop thru the cell phone towers. The more signal bars, the faster the connection. This past holidays, my present was a newer free EVDO Rev A card that is even faster yet less drain on the batteries/power source.

Since our P3 desktop is more older and slower than my now aging P4 Centrino laptop, my wife will think nothing of throwing me off my laptop to do her email. Tho she is the family CFO, i am the clerk who does most of the electronic bill paying at her direction. We hardly ever write checks anymore.  When i begged for a new duel-core pentium laptop from santa, she asked whats wrong with the one you got? I told her it was old and slow. She said so are you; a perfect match ...joey

sgt.joey, I didn't let the 2 gordeous day passed by without enjoying outside, it's like a taste of spring. And that's the reason I haven't open my PC. I can't believe I survived a day without pc.
When my husband volunteered, we weren't married yet. And he's not a filipino, he's caucasian, sorry if I didn't tell you before. He's been a big fan of the Clintons. And after knowing about their records, that's when I became to like them as well.
And about Obama, I can't tell now where I got my information. I have read lots of magazines about him like Times, Newsweek, The New Yorker and many others that I couldn't figure out which one of those mentioned it, although you are right, it doesn't make any sense. O well, I might be wrong, sorry.
I would say not only filipino food are very bad for our health but I think almost all kinds. I love to eat cheese and one of my favorite is blue cheese with red wine. But again, my husband and I are very careful. We only eat them occasionally.
About internet connections, we got ours from cablevision. We got their 3 in 1 package - internet, telephone and tv. Then I got a router so I can connect my laptop to WIFI with security locked of course. And then we have verizon wireless for our mobile. But we didn't know this before that verizon are not the same as verizon wireless. We always thought, it's all one company.

Sounds scary!

Quote from: jtabaco on January 06, 2008, 05:46:04 PM
Mrs B:)...the next time Mrs Loida Nicolas Lewis sends me an invite to one of her hundreds of dollars a plate dinners for Mrs Clinton, I'll send it over to you if she bothers to send me another one since I have not taken her up on any of the invites, mainly since i couldn't afford to go even if i wanted to. Plus I am no longer a member of NaFFAA, a pet project of hers.

I'm not too comfortable with Hilary's ties to Wall St. Hillary has been a surprisingly excellent Sen for NY tho i did not vote for her the 1st time around thinking she was a reverse carpetbagger. I'm sure if she wins, and that is still a good probability considering who's behind her, she will offer the VPship to Barak. I just wonder if he would accept? I don't think she would if he offered...joey

sgt.joey, believe it or not my husband was one of the volunteers when Hiliary ran for Sen.the first time in NYC. After that not anymore. He was a little bit disappointed when they didn't send him any thank you note or somethin after what he had done. He sent them email and they apologized. But that didn't stop him from liking her maybe because of her experienced in politics for many years now, not to forget her foreign policy experienced as well. As for the tickets, thank you for the thoughts but we're like you, not too crazy about those dinners. We actually got one the last time she ran for her 2nd term few years ago.
I didn't say I don't like Barak, like most people said, he's very likable, charming and very well in public speaking. But still 2 years in politics, I don't know. And also I was surprised to see Chicago as his state, he's got a pretty low support there.
I agree, I don't think Hiliary will accept if Barak will offer VPship to her.
Well see, as what Yogi said, it ain't over 'till it's over.
You're right we have to get going, exercise. When we're in Shelter Island, we love to walk especially right along the water. It's so calming and peaceful. We could walk for miles and miles and rest in one of the beach area.
We're not really that far from Greenwood Lake airport, I call it the airport for the rich. It's pretty small only for small private planes like what Derek Jetter of the NY Yankees are using whenever he takes to one of his home here.
That's right I type a lot, wherever my husband is sitting whether reading newspaper in the sunroom, watching tv in the tvroom, or reading a book in bed, I bring my laptop with me just to let him know, I'm not going anywhere. He seems to like the idea. And he's happy when he sees me I enjoyed what I do, can't get any better than that.

Quote from: jtabaco on January 06, 2008, 10:45:07 AM
b:)...i'm fine. How ya doing yourself today? Glad you got some enjoyment out of reading my bio. I actually like brown rice better than white but everyone else likes the white. My granddaughter, who i babysit, won't even eat the brown rice. If she's over my wife makes white rice and i get rabbit food.

Guess you're up near Rockland where a bro and sis of mine live up in Spring Valley. Ronkonkoma is at Exits 59-60 on the Long Island Expressway. We go there by Shelter Island almost every Jun for the Bike-Boat-Bike Ride.

I've actually been lurking here in TB ever since Google found this site for Bohol and Tagbilaran items for the Alerts I get. According to Mike, he has optimized the TB site from the start, so I've been here from the start just reading tho I only just registered recently to post my dad's obit.

There was too much bisaya here for me to handle navigating around on this bbs. The previous Bohol mailing lists that I was on for years were mostly English. I've managed to figure out what most of the words are in bisaya to get around, especially to reply.

Since I get almost daily Google Alerts linked here, I'm always stopping over if only to lurk. Guess now that I'm registered, my tracks will show up, even if i don't reply, if you know where to look for them. Glad Mike put this site up to replace the bohol.net & bohol.org mailing lists that have only recently died...joey

I think I should call you sgt. joey. Inspite of our terrible chilly weather, i'm doing well. Yes, I know where you mean but I'm a little bit on the west side it's West Milford, basically they call it "The Highlands". And yes, now I picture where that place is and I can now remember that name of that town on Signs before those exits. Is that right every June to Shelter island? we're not a huge fan of those activities but good for you! Hey you're not kiddin when you said lots of activities to do to keep yourself fit!
And O, your wife is right when she says, she's a computer widower, it looks like you do types a lot. Funny because I told my husband about that phrase, then he asked me back the same question since i'm the one who is the computer freak, I said "am I a book reader widower" and he replied back "you live long enough with me that you know the right answer" We just laugh ourselves out!
Speaking of, since it's 1am, I'd better go before he comes and ask me again! LOL.

You're welcome Asianfairy, I don't know how long the mail to Sweden but I will send it on Monday. The sooner the better, otherwise my forgetfulness will strike me again.

Quote from: Bohol Bol-anon on April 25, 2007, 08:15:40 PM

Mike, the other side of this rock was my sweet memories hehehehe, then it's the whole experienced was bitter huhuhuhu!

Cool!

Quote from: asianfairy on January 06, 2008, 04:13:56 AM

B, kanis Marta da Silva sikat ni kaayo nga footbol player. Gusto gani ni kuhaon sa taga USA. Taga Brazil na siya pero dias Sweden ron ug silingan namo. Tan-awa sa sports nga thread.

Oh, I'm sorry if I misunderstood you when I said football, I didn't mean soccer. I mean the US NFL. I'm sorry ha.

And to Mr. Brownman, congratulations, yehey! sus ako when pa oi!

Quote from: asianfairy on December 13, 2007, 03:12:18 AM


Kinsay ubang TB nga hilig mag collection ug butang?

Basin pwede ta magbayloay?

Akong gipangcollect kay:

1. Nationality dolls from different countries.
2. Ballpens from different countries. (bisan unsa nga klase basta naggikan sa laing lugar. Name of store or company or school etc..is written on it.


3. shot glass and mugs from different countries.

Paging TB friends : mangayo ko ug ballpen gikan sa inyoha lugar unya ingna lang sab ko unsa ay inyo gicollect nga akong mapadala. 


Maazong pasko sa tanan!

Hi Ms. Asianfairy, I've got great news and I think you'll gonna to love it.
I am willing to send you pens to add into your collections. My husband is an elect-Ed.Board member in our town, so every year, there's a NJ School Board convention in Atlantic city. I love to go with him just for collecting those different kinds of pens and other school supply from different companies. Then, most of it I send it to my relatives and friends. And now, since you're a collector and seems like your a nice lady, I would love to send you also. Just PM me your mailing address. Ok!

Idol ko si Kap article is quite a recognition to everyone in and out of Bohol. Paul/Sigbin, you did a great job.
As to Kap, I salute him also. He's the same generation as my papa so I can feel what a great man Kap is. To Asianfairy, I've got something for you. Just read it in the "collection" topic. This will be my way of saying "I salute your papa". And you are right, if only all officials are like him, O man, it will be like a wonderland. But it will never happen, it's sad but it's true.

hahaha palamuot. Pero what a lonely couple!

Quote from: Bohol Bol-anon on January 01, 2008, 09:26:27 PM


Panglao Island, Bohol

Photograph by Iangulbin of flickr.com

Now this is what we call "Peace and quite". Nothing to think about but nature, I'd like to do yoga in front of it early in the mornin, I wish I could now!

O my God, where is this? I didn't know about this while I was there in 2006. Is it new?

Looking at this picture, I can't help to realize that it's actually quite a work of art, cloisters. I appreciate the beauty of capitol bldg. more and more now. Nice shot scott, you're quite a Photographer. Where did you get your training?

O I miss you so much St. Joseph Cathedral. Thank you for the pix scott.

Well Mrs. grazie and Mr. jtabaco pardon me but while I was reading all your post about our Presidential candidates, as a democrat, I would love to see Hiliary win and make Obama as her VP. I couldn't help but think that the Clinton administrations as the former Pres.Bill and an experienced Senator Hiliary, they have the chance to bring back the good America. Obama will be a big plus as VP. So I think between the 3 of them, they should make a good team in the White house.

You have a good eye Happy!

Mr. J. Tobaco, how are you? I enjoyed reading your biography, you're quite a character as an airman guy and so are Jac you're caring wife. It reminded me of myself the way I do to my husband. I must admit though, sometimes, I can't help myself to give him rice but it has to be brown rice, believe to be more nutritious than white. However for me, I don't buy that, sorry, I stick with my white. So what I do is I make both, how bout em apples!
Actually, we're not that far,  only a bridge away the Garden State of New Joisey. Although i'm way up high almost near upstate NY. Where's Ronkonkoma in Long Island at, my husband and I go there occasionally when going to Shelter Island.
On the contrary I can't help myself to laugh seeing "Tubag Bohol baby" right next to your name. I just got a kick our of it! As a starter, you'll see sense of humor to our admin Mike from time to time here in TB.
Anyhu, hope you'll enjoy this site as much as we do. Be prepared to get addicted, it's inevitable.