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Aber, mao man na ilang choosing, it is their sacred sacramental ordainment. Ilang kasingkasing naa man sa cloth us sa serbisyo para sa Ginoo. Kinsa ma wala yamo ug sala? Wa jamo.

Ang mga pari, innately human man pood na sila. Despite their sacred sacramental orders and the holy life they live, they will, like any of us, be target of temptation and all the vices that fallen man is innately blighted with.

Ang sityuwasyon ani, imbes kita mo poke fun nila o mo criticize nila, mo ampo ta para nila. Kai kinsa man ang tawo ninyo mo sacrifice totally as in the case of priestly ordainment.

Instead of giving respect and appreciation of priestly ministry, some of us give temptation to a priest.
There is an inconsistency within the society regarding priests and priestly ministry.

It is a dichotomy that I will point out.

1. Individuals, men and women of faith or those of the agnostic helm, will claim that priests and men / women who take up the cross of the royal priesthood are stricken with sin and vince; pointing out negative situation after situation committed by some priests.

2. Yet at the same time, we expect these men of the cloth to live a totally sinless life and ostracize them after any incident regarding sexual misconduct (homosexual or heterosexual). Pero kita galing, we are individually and universally all prone to sin and prone to harm one another by physical act or by word and in mind.

Hyporcisy , in my opinion. It is an example of a Pharaiscal tendency of some individuals.

In regards to the original poster. Inday, ajaw jud i tempt ang pari kai ning sakripisyo man sija intawn para sa Ginoo ug para sa mga tawo na gusto mo adto sa simbahan kai na gutom sila sa ang diwa sa Ginoo ug sa mensahe sa GINOO.
Ang pari, intawn inday, natural ra man na nila ma tempted sila kai tawo gud pood sila. Dili man sila angeles, dili man sila spirit, but are men of the flesh, albeit with holy orders, but are still susceptible to commit sin, like any of us.
Be understanding of the priest's situation. His faith, his sacred oath to God to serve HIM totally and fully. As a priest, he is by sacramental rite, a brid of CHRIST. And belongs to God and to God alone.

Inday, you have an infatuation for the priest, not love.
This is not love.

Quote from: grazie7y on November 08, 2009, 03:28:35 PM
Here's my version of humba.  Actually this is from my email to jamo2x kay nag ask man sya ug recipe ani adtong mid July. I copy ko na lang aron madali. 

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Jams, here's my wa dinhi wa didto recipe for humba.  ambot kon makapasar ba kaha ni sa akong lola (dugay nang namatay) kon nahitabong natilawan ni sya but daghan nailad na liwat kuno ko sa akong lola kay kamao mobuhat ug humba. hahaha pwera bujag!

ayaw ko'g ipa hatag ug measurement ha kay wa jud ko ana but mag try ko'g jama2x sa measurement.

pork legs, let say about 3 to 4 pcs. or about 7 to 10 lbs., sliced
soy sauce, 1/4 cup
garlic, 5 ka dagko jamo'ng piraso (or 10!)
bay leaves - 4 leaves
corn pepper (i think we call this pamenta), ground and whole
vinegar or suka, 1/4 cup (ingon sa akong mommy lahi ang suka sa vinegar kay ang suka gikan sa tuba.  ayaw supak!)
add a hint of lemon juice just to be cool.

brown sugar, about 2 table spoons
red wine, about 1 to 2 cups (optional)
pork or beef broth or just plain water
pork cubes
cooking oil

now let's get cookin' but first let's prep the meat.  the night before or at least 6 hours, marinate pork legs with the first 7 ingredients.

once ready to cook, in a huge pot, depending on the amount of meat you are gonna cook (kadaghan ba'g adlib oi!), of course, heat the cooking oil.  once starting to smoke, add brown sugar and keep stirring to avoid the sugar from burning.  you just want to caramelize the sugar, not make tira-tira out of it! hehehe  so padayon ta.  once the sugar is caramelized, add the meat excluding the marinade, though you have to reserve it.  brown the meat and then add the marinade, and the rest of the ingredients.  bana-banaa lang imong liquid igo lang ma cover.  imong lat-an or if you have pressure cooker, mas dali but the conventional cooking method is just fine, even better daw.  season to taste with salt and maybe more pepper.  if you use pork cubes, you may add too.  there's a pork cube called Herbox  that has no MSG. (consider that as a comercial break nang Herbox! hehehe).  Keep cooking until most of the liquid is reduced and that it looks like the humba served in fiestas in Bohol.  Check if you need to add vinegar or other seasoning like salt and pepper. 

Optional:  you may want to add whole boiled eggs and friend bananas.  Add the fried bananas towards the end kay aron di malata pero kon sab-a imong gamit, hala at the middle of cooking kay di na dali-dali malata. You may also add black beans which I highly recommend.  If you are adding black beans, go easy on the salt and soy sauce because canned black beans are really salty.

That's it!  Serve hot with nilung-ag na rice. 

sige sibat nako kay adto pa ko sa akong serbisyo publiko sa simbahan.

should you have questions, ask lang mo. 

O man! Thanks!

I let my gf read a great book:

"Surgeons Don't Cry" which was given to me by a great friend.

The effect: My gf loved it and is inspired by Dr. Ting Tiongco.

So far, 4 Pinoy-American medical students have read it. My friend Job, Albert, my gf and I.

Very inspiring work. Beautiful. Simply beautiful.

Last book was:


"The Last Lecture"
by: Prof. Randy Pausch.

Wards, lami-a man na uy. Buwad bolinaw ug suka! Aysus!

Ako, I had:


Freshly marinated Lamb breasts ( marinated with parsley, rosemary, thyme, virgin olive oil, black pepper, diced romano tomatoes and a dash of oyster sauce and half a lime to add the citric balance).

-then cooked it in a pot, with olive oil. Sauted a little bit of green beans with it.
Served it some french bread.

Had a glass of Chenin blanc, aged 3 years.

Very nice.

Addendum: not just any kind of cognac.

It has to be Courvoisier, Le Cognac de Napoleon.

Sex on the beach.

Nice. Very Nice.



Or my favorite: Cognac w/ coke.

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on February 05, 2010, 01:01:19 AM
Welfare State na ba diay ta? dili pa oi.

About the question if it's right depende ni sa individual.Pero under his health care bill They will force the Citizens to Purchase Health care plan. This bill requires all individual to have health care coverage whether it be through private insurance or government plan. Maayo ni pugson na jud tanan. Di na unya mo reason ning uban nga di ka afford ug insurance kay ug mag gahi gahi naay fines or imprisonment. Ok ko ani aron patas tanan.

Increased Power of the IRS as Health Care Enforcer..IRS would wield even more power and extend it's reach even further into lives of ordinary Americans,and the presidentially-appointed head of the new health care have access to confidential information about millions of individual taxpayer. Sa uban intrusion na ni.
Ani nga plan insurers are required to submit to the IRS taxpayer outside income.Mao ni mga sideline nimo.Dapat mo match jud imong gi submit sa IRS kay ug dili na IRS nay mahibawo nimo. Fines siguro nga dako or priso napud .Aning paagiha wa nay makapanlimbong.Maayo siguro ni.

Under this plan is to Authorize Medicare to pay doctors for providing advice to patients on end of life care.In other words a doctor explain to sick,tired, demoralized grandma/pa that she had the option of ending her life through doctor assisted suicide. Ok pud ni nga sideline sa doctor dagway laway ray puhunan heheheh.

Ani pud nga Bill ug dili ka magmenyo live in live sa raman murag beneficial kay example you earn 25,000  a year unya imo ka live in sad 25,000 so 50,000 inyo duha. So kay mandatory man ang pagbuy ug insurance ilang bayran nga premium is 3,000 ra kapin.But if the couples get married and has the same combine income of 50,000 ,they will pay annual premiums up to cap of 5,000 plus. Mao ni giingon ug ang kaminyoon naay penalty hehhehe.Marriage penalty.

Ani pud nga plan naay Home Visitation Program for Children by Federal Agent. Ug ma pass ni nga plan mandatory dagway ni.I had no problem with this kay sa gagmay pa ahong mga older kids naay tig home visit nako moangay ko kay daghan siya ug itudlo nimo nga pamaagi pag raise sa imong anak. Siguro magdepende ra ni sa tawo kay uban di man gusto ug naay mag instruct nila unsaon pagmatoto imong anak.

This is absolutely not what the United States stands for, this is the total deviation on the original dream and plan of our founding fathers. America and the Dream of America was made manifest after the tyranny of British sovereignty and unlawful excessive taxation without representation. We fought against 'Large Government' time and time again. Even in The mid 19th century, the American people were against the concept of a National Bank, which was hammered into submission by the Jacksonian Administration. Against the auspices of Clay et al. The individuality of American capitalism, is the very source of our success throughout the centuries was manifested in what Alexander Hamilton termed as, "The American Commerce"--referring to the American worker and the businesses that have the right to grow without the intrusive hands of a large government (referring to the evils of the old British taxation system on growing industries).  The United States is becoming a large-government body. Government is growing too strong; there must be an equal balance between Federal Authority and individual States Rights; namely, citizens' individual rights.

Government should not be telling me how I spend my money regarding patient care, government has no right to access my medical files and that of my patients' files (the Obama care wants this to be implemented, and is a total violation of AMA policies, to begin with). Government has no right to tell me what insurance care provider I can take. I, as a TAX-PAYING AMERICAN CITIZEN, and any other law-abiding American Citizen has the right to live, and choose how to live and how to spend their money.

It is the CONCEPT that I am stressing.


Simple. Direct. Realistic.

Actually, if you all have read into Obama's health care policy, it is rather oblique in its policy and implementation. Its 900+ pages of pure bullshittt. His policy, is left wing liberalist.

If it were to be implemented, we would have a medical situation.

How? It proposes to drastically cover an additional 40-50 million more Americans in the already limited medicare system. How can it afford to cover an additional 40+ million when the funds for the said system is already depleting; and if implemented would result in a drastic raising of taxes. American people are the most stubborn individuals regarding tax hikes/ we all know the result of local politicians if they raise taxes.

Again, theory and practice are different.

And its policy forces Americans to have a health care provider via government ordinance, else be subject to excessive fines.
Interesting. But the core problem here, OBAMA, is that many Americans cannot , in the first place, afford medical health care insurace to begin with.

Second. Resources. We are already strained to begin with regarding medical professionals. We simply do not have enough PCPs/ specialists/ nursing staff in many of the states. Some hospitals are understaffed of physicians and nurses.

And the root to this problem is the fact that we are not graduating enough doctors or / are making it too difficult for foreign medical grads to come to the united states. Obama has failed to address this root problem. How can we be expected to address and additional 40-50  million more patients with a faulty medicare system (which will buckle in time) when we are already understaffed to begin with? In engineering terms pa ni, we have a give limited resources to solve a problem. If we further increase work demand while maintaining said resource cap, the time in solving the problem will be increased.
Or in business terms. We have assets, which is the total owner's equity plus liabilities. In this situation, we are raising liabilities and maintain owner equity. As net result, the assets would have to rise, right? But in this case, it cannot since staff is already limited. And laws that have set in place the medical boards and the medical licensing system takes years and will take an additional year(s) to be ammended, if not at all!

This is a problem that cannot be fixed the next day. We have a pluripotent situation. We need doctors, but it must be understood that it takes YEARS to train doctors. And it takes MORE medical institutions to address the demand situation. So.
We need to build more medical schools. Apply and implement MORE financial rewards for medical students/ physicians to enter the field.

Obama fails to address the AMA's pleas to limit and put a cap on medical malpractice lawsuits.
He expects us, THE MEDICAL COMMUNITY, to give our heart and soul and take pay cuts, and work longer hours, but at the same time, he will not curve the malicious and voracious lawsuits and medical malpractice sharks out there (no offense to lawyers and law students).

The environment for growth should also cater to the needs of the medical student population/ physician population.

It is simple Laissez Faire.

I am being realistic. If he wants to solve the situation; and wants his policies to work; he should at least address and lift the immigration quota laws for foreign medical grads (medical, nursing, therapy, etc).


Lorenzo,
3rd Year Medical Intern.

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on February 05, 2010, 01:18:01 AM
Dili lang mga tiguwang diri pinangga oi tanan apil mga bata ug buntis. Nakatry na ko ani. Nanawag ko sa ahong OB katong buntis ko kay naunsa ba pud to inghilak man ko. Nurse man jud na sa imong doctor motubag ug una unya nangutana ko niya nga normal ra ba ning mokalit ra ko ug hilak. Mao to giatiman jud ko pag ayo adto gipangutana ug ok ra ba ko unya giingnan nga paadtuon ko dayon sa E.R kay ila pagtuo na depress ko. Ga oo ra jud ko adto. Wa man oroy ko moadto mao kapila kaha ko gitawagan diri sa ahong doctor ug nurse kay dapat jud daw tan awon ko ug doctor. Gitawagan nila ang pinakaduol nga hospital namo diri gi arrange ang oras ug bilib kaayo ko sa ilang concern. Naulaw jud nuon ko adto nganong gahilak hilak ko hehhehe naconcern jud nuon sila pag ayo. Giprovidan ko nila ug psychologist hahaha unya na determine nga OK ra ko basin adto nga time kono nga nanawag ko inghilak basin na out of wacked ag ahong hormones. Ug diri ko ingbilid sa pag atiman nila diri.

Sa atua tawagan ba ta sa atong doctor month after ka inggawas sa hospital mangutana ug ok na ba ka. Mga nurse diri magsegi ug monitor nimo labi na bag o ka nanganak manawag jud na sila nimo magsubay naunsa na ka. Wa siguro ni sa atua.

America is a wellfare state. The fact that we retain the welfare system is testament to the pleomorphicity of the politics of the day. Welfare was enacted by the Great-Depression Administration of Franklin Delano Roosevelt as part of his New Deal Policy in the late 1930s. It has, interestingly, been retained ever since. It was enacted only after the Great Depression. It should be phased out.

I am and will always be a proponent of Free Market Capitalism.

Welcome to TB, Lowelajoy!

Dear God in the Heavens!
Eternal mercy be with those who were lost.
And may the Lord God heal the bodies and minds of those who were struck with this calamity.

Amen!

For the Lord God is a jealous God.
To GOD IN THE HIGHEST, be eternal Glory, eternal Honor, eternal Majesty, eternal Praises.

Amen.

The pure Love between man and woman is truly a love that comes from the ETERNAL FATHER.
The wellspring and source of ALL Love.

Act in excellence.
Love purely. Love totally. Love honestly.

he he he

Ning ingoon si Ahmad, another medical intern (4th year intern), to me: "Al, why is it that the nurses are so nice to you?"

I replied to him with a smile. "Well, because, Ahmad, because I don't talk disrepectfully to them as you do. You talk and you walk as if you have a pole up your a$$. Just because they are nurses does not mean that they know less than you, nor are they stupid as what you perceive them to be."

He did not reply, shocked at how direct I was.

I then proceeded, "Many of those nurses are Filipinos. I am also a Filipino. Hence they treat me with care; that and I show respect to the older ones. Its' a Filipino thing where we show respect to the elders, even if I am higher in rank and in educational training."

Kining mga muslim/arab physicians are very arrogant to the extreme. Even when they are wrong, and are corrected by the veteran ICU/ER nurses, dili jud sila mo listen. WRONG WRONG!

Aber, they don't even know that some of the Pinoy nurses were trained DOCTORS in the Philippines! LOL!


Para nako, daghang respeto jud ko's sa mga pinoy nurses.
As they saying goes:

THE NURSE CAN MAKE AND BREAK A DOCTOR!!

Trabaho. Went for a jog after work.

I love the feel of coffee in the morning.

What adds sweetness to life is how polite and caring the Filipino nursing staff are to their own Pinoy med intern.

I love being called, "Dodong/ Dong" by the veteran Pinay nurses. And plus, they offer pancit during breaks.
Can't beat that.

LOL!!!

Work went well today.
Woke up at 6:30 am. Drove to Newark, then entered the work place by 7:50.
Work started 8am till 4pm.
Drove home, made dinner, talked for a bit to babs, then back to reviewing for tomorrow napood.

Ah, the life of a medical intern.

I still need to redecorate my new apartment. It still looks quite bare.

On a side note, i think when i am finished, I'd like to buy real estate. 2 apartment buildings.
Good investment, imho.

Pohon.

Talked to my sweetest flower for an hour and then back to work na pood.

Its amazing how two physicians-in-training can divert our studies for a while.

Kai ako...very excited ko sa work/training. Mo share ko nija, pero mo ingoon sija nako, "Baby, lets not talk about patients. Let's talk about you...and me..."

Mingaw sija nako. Ning ingon baja ko nija, "Day', 'day, pasayawa ko 'day."

Katawa jamo.

Lord Bless Us Two.
IN Jesus' Name.

To God be the Glory!

Quote from: taga tigbao on February 04, 2010, 02:29:56 PM
Nyahahahahaha. Lami man mahigugma Te, wa may lami mabuhi kung dili mahigugma.

Vince, I am so very happy!

ha ha ha! Cupid has struck his bow, yet again!

More power to you two, bro.

Quote from: estaRiray on February 04, 2010, 02:38:54 PM
wow...mkakilig lage ne ai...^^

he he he. Testament to the loyalty and devotion of her lover.
Who would do anything for her...

Quote from: glacier_71 on February 05, 2010, 12:35:15 AM
di ba na makalibat, lorenzo? hahaha

hahahaha. i am surprised that she can survive my kisses. It is lethal.

Quote from: vrglguapo on February 05, 2010, 06:32:44 AM
Mo flirt jud na nimo bay Lorenz kay macho gwapito man sad ka ..

hahaha mo flirt kai ning ingoon ang usa, "Dong, ug ma human na ka, minjooa ko ha? dili na pood ko gusot mo trabajo!"
ning katawa ang mga nurses sa nurse desk. Jati pood sila, jokes na jokes. hahaha!

Mo smile lang ta. Mo respond lang ko "Mao ba, 'te? Sure ka na ba, 'te?" ahahahaha!

DA!

Quote from: wardiflex on February 04, 2010, 01:20:48 PM
aguuyyyzzz, matental diay ta diha. hahahha regards lang ko sa imong mga nurse Doc Lorenz

mo katawa lang ta sa ilang mga jokes na jokes. Especially sa mga older pinay nurses (40+) kai they always call me, "Dong! Dong!" ha ha. The younger nurses kaibao sila mo get to your good side because mo refer sila nako ug "Kuya Al" even though they're older than me . puaaahahaha!

Quote from: chicogon on February 04, 2010, 01:40:15 PM
Bad na Enz... esp. for you, a strick Christian bwahehehe

Hahaha. Pops, dili ko puydi mo flirt kai ma sakit ahong kasingkasing kai it belongs man jud to my one and only.
he he he

hahaha mao lagi. Especially if they are Pinay nurses...kai hilig mo flirt flirt.
:p

I take her hand, and adore her hand with kisses..starting with her hand and up her arm till I reach her soft lips.
My eyes gaze into hers. Deeply. Longingly.

When my arms are holding her. As I kiss her and feel her warmth. She whispers to my ears, "I Love You..."
Beautiful feeling...

Quote from: estaRiray on February 01, 2010, 01:19:06 PM
hahaha...cge lng kai muabot ranang panahona...haha...ang panghutana: anus-a?

Friend, there is always a time and place for things.
For sure, the Lord will make His plan revealed to you in due time. According to His purpose.
Just gotta keep on working hard and praying. For sure, you will find him.

I am a living testament in the power of prayer.
That God answers prayers and accords His plan in His own time.

hahaha. you can read me like a book, bai wards.

oo this is just an example of the kinds of quotes i send her everyday.

Im a sucker for romantic poems. he he he

ur right btw. hapit na bitaw valentines day..
na hala, mo palit na pood ta ug chocolate...hehe

salamat, bro.
mo antos na lang ta ani.
he he he. Salamat lang sa mga buutan nga nurses.
Helpful jud sila;  ug mo advise jud sila if we make mistakes and are being ordered around like slaves by the Medical Attending.

As the saying goes, "Accept correction as it comes to you. As it breeds wisdom in the making."

Quote from: beyotch on February 01, 2010, 10:58:30 AM
nag labad jud ako morning kay...i have the regular girl thing.....hay...when pa kaha ko mag menopause ui...heheheheh..
hope to have a happy day ahead....

ayaw pood ingon ana, friend. Hopefully di pa ka mo menopause uy. 30+ years pa till then! he he he!
Mao lagi na daghan jud ko'g mga respeto sa mga tinood nga badje. Kai they to go through th physiological demands of womanhood!

Menstrual cycles, pregnancy, motherhood, menopause, and (husbandry) ha ha ha!

^^ ha ha ha!

Jati lagi ning mga pigeons...he he he

Reviewing clinical charts.

So much reviewing today. ak!

Now that the United States has become a welfare state.

he he he, indeed, wards. Indeed.

To the OP:

Be strong and fight / resist this temptation.

You are being tested.

Ephesians 6:10,13In conclusion be strong--not in yourselves but in the Lord, in the power of his boundless strength. Put on God's complete armor so that you can successfully resist all the devil's craftiness... that you may be able to resist evil in its day of power, and that even when you have fought to a standstill you may still stand your ground.


That said, friend, find strength and consolation in the Power of Jesus Christ.
Defeat the devil satan in this spiritual warfare that you are waging.
Strength in Jesus Christ:

Hebrews 2:18 By virtue of his own suffering under temptation he is able to help those who are exposed to temptation.

Quote from: bella05 on February 02, 2010, 02:09:29 PM
i know most of the people will advice me to forget it..but,how i wish i can choose whom to love         advice anyone?

The man that is the target of your infatuation is a man of the cloth. You are not in love with him, you are infatuated with the idea that you could love him and are entertaining the idea that he could love you.

Imho.

Love is a two way street.

I would live in your love as the sea-grasses live in the sea,
Borne up by each wave as it passes, drawn down by each wave that
recedes;

I would empty my soul of the dreams that have gathered in me,
I would beat with your heart as it beats, I would follow your soul
as it leads.


-Sara Teasdale

That time of year thou mayst in me behold
When yellow leaves, or none, or few, do hang
Upon those boughs which shake against the cold,
Bare ruin’d choirs, where late the sweet birds sang.
In me thou see’st the twilight of such day
As after sunset fadeth in the west;
Which by and by black night doth take away,
Death’s second self, that seals up all in rest.
In me thou see’st the glowing of such fire,
That on the ashes of his youth doth lie,
As the death-bed, whereon it must expire,
Consum’d with that which it was nourish’d by.
This thou perceiv’st, which makes thy love more strong,
To love that well, which thou must leave ere long.


-William Shakespeare

Quote from: niloandingdigal on February 04, 2010, 07:30:11 AM
Kinsay buntis?or ga-duha2 nga buntis?

The OP (original poster) merely wanted to ask questions on pregnancy since it's expensive to ask medical advice from a physician in the Philippines.

I have provided some basics of pregnancy; and the key cardinal signs relating to the status of pregnancy.

This is a good topic, in my honest opinion.

Everyone can learn. Medical information is always useful information.

Quote from: indaymen50 on January 17, 2010, 11:23:57 AM
Minjo  una usa   mag-pregnant!

he he he well said, bitaw, Tita!

Very nice message, Sab.

By: Enya

Enya - Only Time (Original)

Beautiful.

Dearest Aislynne "Jing2x",

We are so very proud of you, and very thrilled with the good graces of the Lord God who gave you the honor to succeed on the Board Exams. We pray and hope that you continue on the track of success and faith in the Lord God who allows anything to happen in HIS Name.

We hope and pray, and are confident, in your continued success and in your abilities.
We Love you. We are very proud of you.



-The Lucino Family.
Dr. Renee Lucino, M.D., Engr. Rico Lucino, Engr. Ray Lucino, Engr. Rogelio Lucino
Mrs. Lebeth Lucino-Hinkley, R.N, Madamme Ma. Louella Lucino, LGOO,., Mrs. Liza Lucino, R.N.
Lorenzo, Lorraine, Don, Stephen, Andre, Daniella, Sophia.

Congratulations to my cousin, Ms. Aislynne Sherra Ebuenga Lucino, B.S, B.S.N/R.N


Congratulations on passing the Nursing Boards, Jing!
We are so very proud of you!


THE LUCINO FAMILY.

1. Excited. Because I have started medical rotations in Newark, NJ.
he he he!

2. Stuffed. Because I cooked pasta for dinner (after an 8 hour day!)

3. Smiling. Kay happy ko kaayo.


God Is Good.

ha, wise woman indeed.

Dearest Sweetheart,

I shall passionate swallow your mouth in my dreams later tonight.
I miss you. I crave and hunger for thee.

Dream about me.
Hunger for me as I hunger for thee.


Sensually and Passionately Yours,
Lorenz,,

Hoy, baji,

Ngano wa man ko gi pukaw nimo ganina?
Ikaw jud ha.

I slept through my alarm clock and you didn't even wake me up!
Argh.

Kisses,
xoxo

"Here's looking at you, kid."

-Casablanca.

Best romantic 'goodbye' line ever.

Quote from: glacier_71 on February 02, 2010, 12:22:43 PM
the flower that blooms in the midst of adversities is the most beautiful flower of all...(cartoon movie, kalimot na kos title)....

Glacier,
or in other words, "Fire tests Gold."

We would like to extend a warm and heartfelt Congratulations to Ms. Aislynne Lucino,R.N.
Aislynne "Jing Jing" recently passed the Nursing Board Exams (NCLEX).
Aislynne is my cousin and her success brings great pride to the Lucino Family of Tagbilaran City, Bohol Island Province.

Aislynne Lucino is the daughter of Madam Maria Louella E. Lucino, the former DILG Bohol Asst. Provincial Director and the current Mandaue City Supervisor of Development. Aislynne's success brings great pride to her auntie, Mrs. Lebeth Lucino-Hinkley, RN, who is also a Trauma Nurse Specialist in Atlantic City, NJ. She also brings great pride to her uncle, Mr. Stephen Hinkley, RN, who is also a Trauma Nurse Specialist in Atlantic City.

Aislynne Lucino's success also brings pride to her uncles: Engr. Rico Lucino, Engr. Roy Rustico Lucino, Engr. Rogelio Lucino, Engr. Ray Lucino and Dr. Rene Luicno, M.D.


Aislynne "JING JING"! We are so very PROUD of YOU!
TO GOD BE THE GLORY!
VICTORY IN JESUS NAME!


TRULY,
The Lucino Family

Longshanks: What news of the North?

Prince Edward: Nothing new, Your Majesty. We've sent riders to speed any word.

Longshanks: I heard the word in France where I was fighting to expand your future kingdom. The word, my son, is that our entire Northern Army is *annihilated*.


--Braveheart

Love knows no race or ethnicity, btw. I stand with this.

As a child I grew up in the 'states, and being thrust into an amalgamated society, particularly here in Southern New Jersey where the demographic is predominantly white-caucasian. The numerous amount of Italians, Irish, English, Dutch, German peoples. In my attendance throughout elementary, middle, high school and college were laden with relationships and friendships with peoples of different races. White, Latino, Black etc. Ive dated mostly white women in my early adult life: ranging from 2 really long relationships and numerous short-term dating relationships. I never really thought of Filipina women as much since they were so minimal and few in my area. But in the back of my mind, I always knew that somehow I would have liked to have a relationship with a Filipina. For a dichotomy of reasons:
1) Culturally important: would provide a solid foundation for my children to grow up knowing their identity and their background..that deep down inside..they were Filipino.
2 The other was for the familial and filial similarities that Filipinos share; the universalist traits that we do share despite our regional differences.

In my 2nd year of medicine, I met a very beautiful woman, whose intellect and grace compares to no other. And to my surprise we shared so many (its rather amazing how similar we are) interests, likes, passions, goals in life. Culturally we are both Filipino-Americans, and have been raised in the tongue of our ancestral upbringing yet engrossed in the education and the culture of America. The beauty of the transpiration of culture in that we both know we are Americans, yet are of linear stock to the Philippines. Americans of Filipino ancestry, as the colloquial saying goes, "An egg, but laden with the roots of the hen house."

Personally tho, wala jud maka compare to the Filipina. There is no beauty that compares, no voice as soft as hers, no soft touch as didactic as a Filipina that arouses the virility of her lover. There is no brutal honesty as compared to the Filipina, who comes from good stock. Her religiosity and her faith proceeds her, her ambition in life is perfected in her humble faith in the Lord God. All this sing testament to the unique beauty and incomparability of the Filipina.
Nothing compares, Jyud.

Or in Illongo, "Wala mocompare Gid."

He he he

Quote from: estaRiray on January 31, 2010, 03:17:55 PM
nyahahaha...ang ginoo ra kblo kinsa ako maparis...pero kon kinsa man gani na sha ako na sha dawaton sa walay duha2x...hahaha...matigulang man o mabatan-on...bsta pangga-on ko og dli pasakitan ok na kaau ko ana...jajaja^^

How so very true, Ms. Est.

Whomever the Lord sends to us makes priority. If one falls in love with them, follow your heart jud.
As you said in your previous post, and as what Lionsheart reiterates, "Love knows no boundaries/ love is unconditional."

Love this thread.


Cheers,
Lorenzo

Quote from: magbalantay on January 31, 2010, 02:38:18 PM
....hehehehe 16 years gap, parehas ra na ug 20 years gap. Still believes age really matters. Four years maguwang ang laki okay kaau kay daghang mga laki dugay mabut-an. Two years older ang badjie, kay mas dali ma matured ang badjie.

hehehe. Okay ra pood if ang baji 2 years older. Okay ra pood if she is 4 years older. he he he.

Guapo lagi ning song no? he he he

Quote from: estaRiray on January 31, 2010, 02:28:28 PM
nyahaha...salamat madam...karaan naman ne na thread na gihimo ne kiams last year ako lng ge up balik...haha...^^

So you are a colleague of our very own Bem Bem?

he he he

Ms. Riray,
Hapit na raba ang fiesta sa Tagbilaran. Maluuy ang Ginoo maka balik pood ko karong Mayo. he he he

ajaw pood 'dok' uy. Bran ra lang. he he he

Kaila ka sa ahong uncle, he used to practice in Tagbilaran/Cebu before immigrating to UK.
Dr. Rene Lucino, M.D.

My uncles in Tagbilaran are Engr. Rogelio Lucino, and Engr. Ray Lucino. Torrero Private Road.

Regards,

Ah mao ba. Naa ko daghang uncles ug antes dinha sa Tagbilaran. I'm originally from Valencia, Ms. Riray.
Born in Cebu City, pero raised in Valencia, Bohol. he he he

Quote from: estaRiray on January 31, 2010, 08:21:36 AM
thank you lorenzo...yea, my day is not complete without tubagbohol...hehe...love the people here and the post also^^

i'm from bohol - kadugong bol-anon ako...but i'm working here in cebu

salamat sa pagpadaun ninyo nako sa payag...ako po'y lubos na nagagalak^^

Pleasure is mine. Taga Bohol diay ka? Asa sa Bohol?
Sige, kita ta sa forums. hehe

Ciao,
Lorenz

I thought my dreams were impossible,

but God said, "All things are possible."

(Luke 18:27)


I was lost and confused. I thought I'd never find

a solution, but God said, "I will direct your steps."

(Proverbs 3:5)


I almost gave up. I thought I couldn't do it,

but God said, "You can do all things."

(Philippians 4:13)


I almost quit. I thought my efforts weren't worth

the trouble, but God said, "It will be worth it."

(Romans 8:28)


I thought I'd never make it. I thought I didn't have what

it takes, but God said, "I'll supply all your needs."

(Philippians 4:19)


I was worried. I felt trapped beneath a mountain

of despair, but God said, "Cast your worries on me."

(I Peter 5:7)


I thought I couldn't do it, because I wasn't smart

enough, but God said,

"I give you wisdom."

(Corinthians 1:30)


I suffered from guilt. I was angry at myself for what

I'd done, but God said, "I forgive you."

(I John 1:9)


I disliked myself. I thought that no one loved me,

but God said, "I love you."

(John 3:16)


I wept, because I was lonely, but God said,

"I will never leave you or forsake you."

(Hebrews 13:5)

Quote from: bugsay on January 31, 2010, 10:39:08 AM

wow...nice one bro....

nag bear hugging diay mo pirme bai Lorez!!

hehe. We talk deeply through our eyes, and whisper eloquently through the passion of lovers' lips.

Finding beauty in simplicity. Being able to talk to individuals in all manners of life. Finding beauty in the sweet simple pleasures of farming a basak, hearing stories of bankas, the different tastes of tuba, the beauty of kinilaw and its proper preparation. The delicacy of Binol-anon style Sinugba.

The priviledge of reading M. Ligalig's balaks, which have been the stimulus in my own learning of more Bol-anon Binisaya.

Reading the poetic verses from Misty, Glacier's bol-anon rap, Koddi Prudente's wisdom, Mr. Benne's linguistic style and ethereal flow in word choices, the humility and ever-present kindness of Ate Ging, the familial friendliness of Pareng Bambina, the virility of member growth.

Seeing and interacting with the religiosity of the Bolanon, his devotion to his GOD and his community.

Seeing the truth in the saying:

"Buutan gyud ang Bol-anon."

Tinuud bitaw, for the most part, buutan bitaw ang Bol-anon.
Sobrang buutan, Sobrang Maginoo at Sobrang makapamilya.

Quote from: bugsay on January 31, 2010, 10:01:16 AM
ang tinuod nga amigo, kadtong magpa-utang nga dili maghunahuna nga bayran o kalimtan nalang....

karon? wa na koy amigo...bwahahhahahah

Hehehe. A true friend helps when a person is in need. As constant as the mountains and as faithful as a sacred vow.

That is a true friend.

And not count what he or she has done; but does them accordingly as purpose and necessity.

That, again, is a true friend.

I count myself lucky to have good friends such as these.

My heart calls and yearns for yours,
As you said to me in our last meeting,

'I love you so much, Lorenzo, i have never felt deeply for a man as I feel for you. I cannot wait till I carry your name."

Woman.
My heart of hearts,
Your lover speaks to you through his eyes,
Your lover yearns for you in heart, in mind, and in body.
Continue to love me, my Love.
Yearn for me, let the fire of love continue to burn,
for sweet it is, sweetest flower of my eyes, to have the simple pleasure of:
To Love and Be Loved In Return.

As much as you love me, my sweetest darling,
I love you even more.

I thirst for thee.


Your Lorenzo Bear.,,
~~

I long for you
my distant heart,
rueing each mile
that keeps us apart.

   

My gems, my spoils,
my most sought prize
lies in your touch
and in your eyes.

   

And the only thing
that appeases me
are thoughts of you
and what will be.

   

For the season ahead
promises fair weather
where our loving hearts
reside together.

   

And I can bear this
yearning and sorrow
when your heart's with mine
on the breast of tomorrow.

   

Until then I'll keep
these dreams of you
warm in a heart that's
loyal and true.



Yours Eternally,

A. Lorenzo Lucino.

Quote from: indaymen50 on January 29, 2010, 11:16:39 AM
Thanks  Lorenzo! This  is  really  informative  for  the  new  future  mothers!

The pleasure is mine, Tita.

Quote from: ZecurB on January 30, 2010, 04:56:49 PM
Though I can somehow relate a little bit with you on what it is like having a relationship with an older person...my past girl-friends were older than I was. Thought the largest gap was the one where my girlfriend was 8 years older than I was, and that was one of the best relationships I ever had, though it was also the second most painful too...

I can relate with this, Zec.
Most of the women that I've dated were older than I. The oldest woman that I've dated a medical resident a couple of years back. I was doing an internship in OCPM (Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine) in Cleveland, Ohio. We dated for about 2 weeks. She was over 10 years my senior. he he he.

She was a very beautiful woman, she was in her mid 30s (at the time), very sophisticated taste. Brunette, with very long legs and had the keen interest in wearing professional high heels in every attire she wore; which was complemented with firm-fitting dresses and then suited in her medical white coat. Her name was: Dr. ______________.

What started as a lecture/discussion between the two of us ended up as dinner then a 2-week dating relationship (which lasted throughout the internship in Cleveland Clinic.)

She was very sophosticated. She was a podiatric surgeon; she was one of the attending physicians in Cleveland Foot Clinic. On our many dates, we went to wine bars, jazz clubs, and very nice/expensive restaurants. In our dates, she never once wanted me to pay, and was intimated at first. She bluntly told me, "I'm the doctor, you're just a student. Don't even try." ha ha!
She drove a very nice Mercedes S-550. Absolutely sweet ride.

And she smelled of lavender and Gucci perfume. Her dazzling green eyes accented her outfits. Her lips were soft and succulent as a ripe pomegranate. Tasted like peaches. he he .  Beautiful woman.

To this day, we remain good friends.

Age gap should not matter. If there is love between a man and woman..okay ra na.
So long as it is within legal grounds.

Love knows no color, age, nor ethnicity/race.

So long as both parties love each other. For love manifests the following: respect, honesty, loyalty, dedication, trust.


Sarap na Sarap!

EstaRiray,

Let me formally welcome you to Tubag Bohol. As I can see you are already addicted to the beauty of our family forum. he he he.

Let discourse and family-oriented / friendly camaraderie continue.

Are you from Bohol/ Cebu?


Warm Regards,
Lorenz

Quote from: gwargz on January 29, 2010, 11:10:40 PM
Hehehehehe.
Perfect Pair.
What a life to share.

Sige na ba Bran.
Wedding bells naaah!

Daghan mag-Flower Gurls!

Si Grazie7, si Raquel, si DaBins, si Blue, kinsa pa ba
naa diha sa Amerika.

Ako kanta lang ko solo. Hehehehe.

haha, Bro, mo huwat pa ta lagi kai mo ampo pa ta sa GINOO SA LANGIT.
Di pa ko mo minyo kai mo help out pa ko sa ahong mga igsoon.
Intawn naa man ko 2 younger brothers. One is 17 and one is only 10.
Ahong goal is to send them both to college, and maluuy pood ang Ginoo...then medical school etc.

Hehehe. Buutan man pood ning bajiha so mo ampo pood ko dat mo wait pood sija.
Kai para nako, FAMILY is FIRST jud.

Glory to GOD in the Highest.
Let us bless our fathers and mothers!

Absolutely correct, Epin.

The LORD GOD declares:

In the same way, let your light shine before men, that they may see your good deeds and praise your Father in heaven.
--Matthew 5:16

So, that said, everyone, brothers and sisters, Shine Your Light. Your good deeds glorifies THE LORD GOD who is in Heaven.

And JESUS CHRIST WHO IS LORD spoke unto them:

"Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy and my burden is light."

--Matthew 11:25-30

Di jud ko mo angay nga mga taw mo yawyaw ug gossips for their own benefit and at the cost of an innocent individual.
Then again, as the saying goes, truth is countered by the lie.

It is best to burn bridges with individuals that are this negative.
In order to live a good life, dispense your faculties.
And eradicate negative vibes.

Quote from: www.tubagbohol.com on January 29, 2010, 09:37:56 PM
Ms. Me, Me, Me

This personality type quickly steers any conversation back to her own ongoing personal dramas. Not only is this habit annoying, it breaks a basic rule of etiquette. “Being a good conversationalist really is all about asking the other person things about him or herself,” Whitmore notes. However, in this case, you should probably suspend that rule of thumb and cease asking questions about the other person once the conversation starts to feel boringly one-sided. “If you’re really good friends, you can steal a line from Bette Midler and jokingly say, ‘Enough about you. Let’s talk about me!’” Gottsman says. With others, you might try, “Nice chatting with youâ€"next time remind me to fill you in on some of the things I’ve been up to!”
-source: womansday.com

A good friend listens to the ravings and rants of his fellow associates, but a discerned man should be able to ignore the complaints of the typical pessimist. The pessimist disguises his selfish nature in degrading everyone around him/her to satiate his/her own failings in life.

Best to avoid these kinds of individuals. The typical selfish individual is one who gossips and spreads false rumors.

Wicked ning mga tawhana. They would rather see the failings and suffering of others to justify their very existence.

In my personal opinion, the Love two people have for each other in a relationship is manifested in the presence of 3 factors:
A) Loyalty
B) Devotion
C) Honesty

Integral to this is honesty. Brutal Honesty is sometimes a bit blunt, but necessitated in that it manifests Truth.
Sweetness to the soul, to the mind, and to the body.

Anyone can infer their own opinions and personal experiences.

Let Love reign in our hearts.
IN Christ Jesus.
Amen.

he he he
"Are Lonesome Tonight."
by: Da King.


Elvis Presley Are You Lonesome Tonight, Fantastic Video!

I had a gf who was very touchy touchy; quick to hit when I said something, and her incessant pinching. Rather annoying, I must say.

When I ended our relationship (this was back in 2007), she violated my space, yet again, by throwing all of my clothes on the floor and took the silk boxers that she gave me. ha, crazy woman.

She was too much for me, imho. Excessively compulsive and visciously jealous. If I talked to another girl in class, she would shout at me in our apartment, and would falsely accuse me of 'not being honest', when in fact, all these were in her own head.

Hadlukon.

When I ended our relationship, back in 2007, he eyes widened and at first did not take me seriously.
But I walked out on her. Then she went psycho. yikes!

Quote from: space on January 30, 2010, 08:56:48 AM
One who entertains for another such sentiments of esteem, respect, and affection that he seeks his society and welfare; a well wisher; an intimate associate; sometimes, an attendant..thanks

I love this definition, space.

Quote from: Brad Bohol on December 03, 2009, 08:50:19 AM
The truest of friends will always be there for you; and if not in person, there for you in support of mind. They are not jealous, but want in fact, the Very opposite, they want you to be happy.

And then, there is the absolute ultimate of True friends, 'for, No Greater Love is there than this; than he or she that will lay down their lives for their friend.'

Absolutely beautiful definition of a friend. Sweet and Sweet. The best friend and support that everyone has is in Christ the King. He who is merciful to listen, and mighty to save. He who can move mountains in your life. For if you live in Him, He reigns and lives within you.

It is said: "GREATER IS HE WHO LIVES WITHIN YOU than he who is in the world."
1 John 4:4

Quote from: Bambi on January 30, 2010, 05:44:29 AM
Thank you Pare.  I noticed that you are now very busy in love.  Congrats to both of you!  She is very beautiful!  Be a good boy always!

It is always good to have good friends who are understanding and are as firm as time. Through the thick storms, the sweet rains in this gentle abode that is life...the journey we trek is made ever more bearable in having a loving family, and understanding and true friends.

We were all honored for you to share the experiences, the life stories and the kindness that your dear Mama emanated. Her love and her deep seated kindness is seen in You--her dear daughter.

Your Mama loves you. Know that. And she wants you to stay happy...keep your faith, keep your kindness.
For the LORD GOD is merciful!


Love Always,
Bran Lorenzo, Su Amigo absolutatemente,..

One of my favorite authors who lived in my own time. RIP, sir. A great author has returned to his Creator.

Zechariah 7:9
"This is what the LORD Almighty says: 'Administer true justice; show mercy and compassion to one another.

~~

hehe, yup. As the saying goes, "Simplicity is best. Simply Loving You."
~

Baji,
Buutan man ka kaayo oy.
Gi pukawan man ko nimo sa kadtong adlawa nga ning estudiar ko para sa ahong board review.
Wa ko ka tulug properly kai ning tuon ko the past 2 weeks, naka tug jud ko sa desk nako.
Naluuy intawn ka nako, baji, kai gi pukawan man ko nimo.
Ning ingon pood ka, "Study dyan, baby."
Salamat, baji nga gi pinangga nako, salamat.

Imuhang Nobyo,

Amen, Amen!

The Lord God is the cement for any true relationship. He is the core the very source of Love--which emanates Truth.

This is unbelievable. Politics in the Philippines is dangerous jyud.

Condolences to the family of Mr. Cecilio Tolentino.

Quote from: Bambi on January 17, 2010, 06:55:07 PM
.....that you will never be alone when mourning days in your life came accross unexpectedly.  I terribly miss my Mama. Thank you TB friends.

Paring Bambina..we are always here for you. GOD bless....

Quote from: gwargz on January 27, 2010, 10:17:09 PM
Ahaaa! Ilongo gali ang nobya mo Bran?
Ti maayo kay pwerte gid kalambing ang dalaga nga Ilonga haw.
Amo gali ang ginpili ko sang-una pero way man ko
napilian sa parents, amo nag-untat gid among relasyon haw.
Huhuhu.

Hahaha. Kabalo ko ug Ilongo kay daghan pod na diri sa Mindanao.

Brod, kaibao ba ka nga bugol-bugolon ra ba ko sa ahong mahal.
Mo joke ko nija kai maka katawa man ko ug maka hear ko sa 'GID'.
Ning joke ko nija in Bol-anon Binisaya, "Inday, Inday,..Illongo JYUD ka no?"

Katawa pood sija, "OO! Illonga GID!"

puaaaahahahaa!

ehehehe!
Namit ta mo kanta pood sa 'DANDANSOY'. Namit GID!

he he he

Psalm 73:26
My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever.

We sing this in our RMC Youth Choir as well, Brother.

Sing on, Brother. Sing for HIS Glory.

Glorify His Name, and He shall justify you and all who Glorifies His Name.

In Jesus' Name.

"The best love is the kind that awakens the soul and makes us reach for more, that plants a fire in our hearts and brings peace to our minds and that's what you've given me."

"I am nothing special; just a common man with common thoughts, and I've led a common life. There are no monuments dedicated to me, and my name will soon be forgotten. But in one respect I have succeeded as gloriously as anyone who's ever lived: I've loved another with all my heart and soul and to me, this has always been enough."

--The Notebook

A woman who purchased for me a rosary to put in my car so that I would be reminded who is THE LORD YOUR GOD when I drive to work/studies.

A woman who fears the LORD GOD is a woman indeed worthy of total love.

A woman who reminds a man to pray at night, who reminds her lover and inspires her lover to do the rosary again. A woman who stands for principle and defends what is right and the Truth despite objections from the wicked of heart.

Beauty, indeed. A diamond in the rough.

Ma'am States,
I agree with that statement.
A virtuous woman, indeed, is a blessing and would probably make a good wife.
Not just a wife, but also a mother, partner, lover, physician, and overall everything...by HIS Grace.

Dearest Lola Nating,

Lola, we do truly miss you. Your nephew Andre looks so much to your pictures and asks us, "Kuya who is this woman who looks very Chinese?" and I must reply, "Andre, that is your Lola Nating. And yes, she was Chinese! Her family came from Guangzhou, China before they immigrated to Philippines."

Lola, your nephew looks most like you. Ininsik kaayo iyang beauty. How he adores you and asks questions about you all the time. How I wish you were still alive so he could see you and talk to you face to face and talk to him still.

Lola, kaibao ka..hilig kaayo si Andre mo use ang chopstick ug hilig mo kaon sa noodles ug sabaw. Mo joke joke pood ko, "Andre you eat like you're Chinese! hehehe" And he smiles pood. He is learning raba some Cantonese words.

Sige, Lola. I miss you. We miss you.
I wanted to tell you this. So I wrote it in a letter na lang.


YOUR APO,
~~

Really, 'te? The smell of Johnson's Baby Cologne, I can still remember my yayas applying that on me and my sister when we were still kids. Right before we went to church. When I smell that scent, I can still see them combing our hair, and applying johnson's baby colongne on my baby sister and I. Old memories.

For me, I wear different kinds of colognes. Different brands.
But my favorite is: Bulgari Black and Burberry Touch.

hehehe!
Especially, ma'am, when one is sitting down and listening to smooth jazz as it rains lightly at night.