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#34601
Valencia - Bohol / Re: How Many Hospitals in Valencia?
November 11, 2009, 06:36:02 PM
It has always been in my intended long-term interest to return to Valencia, Jun.
There are much needed things to be done in the town, and much opportunity to be seen.
The entire province, in general, is open to good investment.

Let us move forward!
For the betterment of our mga Higalang Bol-anon!

For it does not matter if we are Fil-Am, Can-Am, etc
A valencianon will always be just that: VALENCIANON.

;)

To GOD be the GLORY!
#34602
Valencia - Bohol / Re: Money talks
November 11, 2009, 06:27:56 PM
Good Morning and Regards, Junjun,

Thank you for that extended information and your point of view regarding the Lim family, especially the family of Dr. Conching Lim. I must say that I have never met Dr. Conching Lim, though only through family friends, but am very close with the family of Dr. Guido Lim, who was the very one who delivered my grandparent's children, as well Dr. Astor Lim, a very good family friend. I have never heard of anything bad about them, only in reading the political relations and political complaints by them here in Tubag Bohol. But it is indeed very opportune to read your point of view and the views of other people in Valencia wo express the need for change and better governmental provisions.

I do share your sympathy and I am empathetic for needed change, for more educational opportunities, medical opportunities, job opportunities, as well as projects that should and must include the outlying barangays and hinterlands that are from from the municiaplity's central plaza district.

My family is of the Salvo-Salise Clan, and are originally from Barangay Anas, in the bukidnon region. That is where my grandfather's clan hails from, and I do peresonally understand the meaning of economic hardship from the stories my grandfather, Mr. Casiano Salise Salvo Sr. would tell me; a life of minimum food, work day in the basaks, and the necessity of working and fishing in order to bring food to the table. Sure, i am very well aware of the hardships that are affecting our brothers and mga higala in the outlying hinterlands.

I also know very well the medical provisional situation. I know very well that the cost of medicine in Valencia and in Bohol and in Philippines in general is very expensive, and not many can afford it, let alone be treated with disparity, as some have mentioned (forgive me for my ignorance in this matter because i grew up in the 'states, but i do have sensitive feelings for the people affected, namely the poor and the dispaired).

Jun, it is in my interest to support the overall growth of Valencia, and I will continue to support projects that include not only the city central, but those that will target the barangays that are far and for the marginalized population.

It is been made known to me, my friend, and I have future plans in returning to Valencia, to establish some kind of free-clinic hospital in the region. I plan to have this incorporated throughout the entire province, if God wills it.
But please know that the cries of the poor do not fall in deaf ears.

May God Bless us all.
May God Bless Valencia and give us strong and able leaders.
Whoever they may be.



Regards,
Lorenzo Salvo Lucino.
#34603
General Topic / Re: Hofelina will be away
November 11, 2009, 06:09:05 PM
Have a safe trip manay! Keep us included in your prayers.
God Bless.


#34604
Another good place to say "I LOVE YOU":

When a man is in the medical library studying, with his laptop set up, books on the table, notes filled, sitting on his rolling chair. And then, a certain lady comes to the library, and sits in the table directly next to him.

The certain gentleman named "L" pretends not to see this certain woman, who is completely beautiful btw (hahaha!), and goes back to reading.

Then out of no where, this certain woman sits in her chair and taps on this man's shoulder. He turns to her, takes off his headphones, and says, "Yes?"
She waves, the man responds, "Btw, you look gorgeous with your scrubs on"
She smiles in return.

He hands her a written note (out of respect for everyone else in the library) and scribbles: "I love you"
With his peripherals he sees her~ face blushed red.

He goes back to work.
Puts on headphones.
Back to the grind.

#34605

When among friends! And have her inch toward me to (kiss my cheeks!) {note my cheeks are blushing, lol}


or, right after taking a picture together, (note ha, gi pinch baya ko nija in this picture..ay sakit!)
lol! woman! you drive me insane~
#34606
General Topic / Re: Wa'y nadatu ug eskwela, tinood?
November 10, 2009, 08:31:00 PM
Quote from: lindy on November 10, 2009, 03:27:52 PM
Ang kawad-on ug kakulang ug edukasyon dili maoy babag sa pag asinso kon ang usa ka tawo magkugi ug adunay determinasyon sa iyang pagpanginabuhi. (Lihok tawo kay tabangan ko ikaw)



Self determination, resources, networking skills, and Grace of God will always, always carry the day.

God answers our prayers through the actions that He works in our lives.
He never gives us a challenge that we can't overcome.
Overcome anything through the Grace of Christ.
As Christ overcame the cross and death, for our own salvation.
How much more--our own overcoming of our present trials and tribulations that limit us, when we are justified in CHRIST.

Who inasmuch as to die for us in the Cross while we were yet sinners,
for surely He will empower us to defeat any circumstantial obstacle set in our path.
Even if that obstacle is lack of education.


In Christ, all is possible.


Thanks for your empowering message, Mr. Lindy.
Loved reading it.
#34607
Another place to say "I LOVE YOU"


Sitting by the pier docks, with a glass of Shiraz in my hand, and a glass in her hand, we see the sun setting.

O man. I had to share this with you guys...
(was taken by yours truly)
So beautiful... (and i whispered to her, "Mahal na mahal kita, babae..."
her response to me..."Palangga ko ikaw...branbran...." (this is Illongo for "I love you..bran bran!")

he he he he! Ngisi ko jamo! da!
#34608
Quote from: mistyeyed on November 10, 2009, 03:37:07 PM
For me, if he is still by boyfriend,I would leave him right away.But i was thingking, if ever he will be my husband na, I think I have to ask first why he did it and then if I am satisfied with his explaination and he will ask for another chance, i will try to give but if utrohon pa,and then you you know already in yourself that you already give all your best to the relationship, I think I have to go without even saying a word anymore,kahit na siguro may anak na kami o wala pa.I have to go far from him,cut all communications and then start to live a new life alone and I will say to myself: "It's not my loss but it is his loss because I tried to be good in that relationship."

Misty, I understand your personal stance. Completely understand where you are coming from.
Keep on smiling, my dear!


Understandingly,
Lorenz
#34609
Love Talk / Re: An Open Letter for an Unknown Man
November 10, 2009, 08:13:20 PM
Dear friend_______________



I have realized that I have not talked to you in a bit,
are you alright?

You seem to be depressed these days.
I have told you before if you want to talk, am always open to listen.
Feel better, smile!

Best,
Brando Lorenz,
#34610
And my message to you Carmen,

You are the type that is truly a beautiful heart!
I can feel an aura of sweet understanding from you!
For sure who ever has the honor of courting you again, will see through the physical beauty and take a bite of the inner beauty and soft emotional understanding that is the core of your being.

For me, I have always tried to look for the inner beauty more so than the physical.
Physical is nice, for sure, its natural;
but it is the inner beauty, and loving nature that makes a relationship work, and complements the man's own inner personality.

I hope and pray, Carmen, that you find your other half, and will be able to fill you and complement you in totality.
Am sure, you will!

It usually is the one you least expect that is the answer to your prayer.

CHEERS!
GOD BLESS!
#34611
Quote from: comran on November 10, 2009, 03:25:59 PM
Lorenzo, I really admire you for being faithful to your partner! That is a rarity these days and I hope you stay the same.

Sometimes people cheat because they need to take time or space from their partner, dissatisfied with theri relationship which means they are probably ready to move on/out - which brings us to our question few days ago that I believe it is important that divorce should be mandated in the Philippines.

You and I have experienced unfaithful partners and it has traumatized us beyond belief but we do not give up, right!
Good luck to you!

Ciao

Good morning Carmen, thanks for the beautiful / sweet reply.

I am and will always be a hopeless romantic, my dear. The reason why I became so very 'strict' 2-3 years ago is because of the continued cycle of me being too forgiving (i am, by nature, very forgiving, and still am!) and this results in me giving my xlovers a second change, 3rd chance etc etc (you see where i am going with this), and it became so painful for me that i actually reached a personal epiphany. Why was I allowing myself to be hurt? If this woman was cheating on me and continually hurting me despite the fact that she knew how much i was affected, tears filled my face--but it was with a heavy heart that I had to cut her off. Completely cut her off. Even now, she tries to contact me, but I delete all her emails, rip her mails, and burned all her letters that she and I had regular correspondence with. I burned them all.

In the pursuit of erasing and cleansing these feelings, I realized that I became a person who I really was not.

I had to deal with this last year and the beginning of this year as I was in mass. My priest told me, after telling him my situation and the internal struggle I was having, he simply said, "My son, you must let go of this anger, let go of this hurt, for if you retain it, it will burn a whole within you that will be irreparable if you let it consume you. Let it go, my son. In its place, take Christ's forgiving nature. Let it go, my son."

And this year, Carmen, I let it go.
Sweety, I let it go. Oh and the feeling was so absolutely beautiful.

And I know that God does work in wonders, for the time i let it go, I met my love.
Coincidentally. :)

It realy is good to forgive. Forgive so that we, too, may be forgiven by God from all of our own sins.
He knows the depth of my soul, and the depth of my longing.
And has provided provision after provision.


Thanks for hearing me out, buddy!


Lorenzo,
#34612
Quote from: bugsay on November 10, 2009, 01:29:09 PM

+1...agree ko ani.....kamo diha mga igsoon...paminaw tawon mo....tam-is kaayo ang pagpasaylo.. ;D

Tamiis kaajo! lagi!

Pagpasayloo ta sa ang taw ning sala sa nato, kai ug mo pasayloo ta, pasaylooan pood ta sa GINOO sa atong mga sala!

Ah! Mao nay lami gyid! (a na! na illongo na ta! LOL)

;)

#34613
Valencia - Bohol / Re: How Many Hospitals in Valencia?
November 10, 2009, 01:43:29 PM
It is enlightening and opportune to hear these developments!
We are ever watching the progress of the province and eying for any proper strategic investment planning to further implement change in regards to medical establishments.

A host of Filipino-American Medical Students have pledged in establishing a western-style institution in the Central Visayas.

Many of us have been influenced by the works of the famous Dr. Ting Tiongco, a graduate of UPCM.

And a light to the minds of the rising Fil-Am Medical Students.

#34614
Poems and Poets / Re: You Once Asked,
November 10, 2009, 01:36:23 PM
Love of my Life,

For sure that I wrote that poem in passion
and at the spur of the moment.

Foolish.

I would never eradicate my love for you, for my love for you extends to the oceans,
it rises to the stars, and it pierces the distance that is set before us.

My sweet and innocent Love,
The one whom my heart longs for each passing day,

I could never be angry with you for too long.
The very sight of you can pierce my heart and leave it in tumultuous longing.

My love, your sweet embrace,
My love, your soft voice,
My love, your gazing brown eyes,
My love, your sweet succulent lips of lore!

How I cringe to have more!
More!
Evermore!

Love of my life, forgive me for my passionate emotionality!
Of course I could not love any other,
for you are,
my
one
and
Only.

Kiss me,
Long for me,
Want me,
Yearn for me,

As
I

Kiss you,
Long for you
Want you,
Yearn for you.

My sweet darling Stacy.
Kiss me,
Hold me,
and never let go.



Yours For Ever,
Brando Lorenzo!



#34615
Anonymous Diary Blog / Re: Today's Advice
November 10, 2009, 01:28:02 PM
Listen to her, be open to talking, and understand her point of view.

Baby, I love you..
#34616
Valencia - Bohol / Re: How Many Hospitals in Valencia?
November 10, 2009, 01:22:46 PM
That is true, Calle. Why does not Bohol University consider establishing a medical school?

#34617
It does feel good to forgive, and just to let it go.

:)

Very releasing.
#34618
Quote from: gwargz on November 09, 2009, 02:03:36 PM
Tigbao, Yfc diay ka? Unya Sfc na pod?
Hehehehe. Very good. Cfc ko.
Si Bran mag-Cfc na na hapit kay naa man
pangasaw-on.


hahahaha! hoy, bro! Di pa uy!
First, my love and I have to finish medical school.

I told her already, "Baby, first we need to finish medicine, then we can consider the 'further' plans"

Her response: BIG HUG

hahaha! Mao lagi! mo ampo lang ko sa GINOO SA LANGIT NGA MAAYO KAAYO SIJA, that tagaan pood mi duha ug grasya nga mo survive ni among LOVE for each other.

Ampo lang ko kanunay. Kanunay!

LORD JESUS, I PRAY FOR YOUR GUIDANCE.
To watch over the Love Stacy and I have for each other.
May our love for one another emulate the love of Mother Mary to her most loved spouse, Joseph!


LORD JESUS!
I ASK THIS IN YOUR NAME.
AMEN.
#34619
Quote from: comran on November 09, 2009, 11:44:56 PM
God, our Supreme Being and my parents! I always believe He has plans for me so when I am going through my "lows" in my life. I never forget my daily prayers. I am a fervent believer in prayers.

My parents also gives me strength knowing that they have through so many rough times and they were able to surpass them, did not lose their faith in God and the ability to see things through.

Ciao

Carmen, beautiful said!
YES!

Always trust in HIM...
#34620
Love Talk / Re: An Open Love Letter for an Unknown Woman
November 10, 2009, 12:54:07 PM
Love, my love,

Kiss me yet again.
Kiss me, again.
And again.
And again.

My hand still can feel your presence, my love.
My ear rejoices in your voice,
My eyes jumps in glee.

Sweetheart, my darling baby.
Kiss me again and again and again!

he he he

I love you, love you, love you!
Baby...ginagugma ka nako!
#34621
My Love's face. :)
Her curvy body, and most of all, her beautiful gorgeous light brown eyes.

Illonga Beauty!
Wow na wow!

he he he

#34622
If I cant trust a person in the first place, why would I consider taking another risk in being betrayed a second time?

But to answer your question, Carmen, if I did ever (hypothetically speaking) cheated on my lover, I would take the full responsibility and end the relationship in the first place.

For me to cheat on a person indicates a failure in the relationship, to continue with a failed relationship would be, in my point of view, inopportune. My own loss.
#34623
I have never cheated on my lover, nor my past lovers. Never.
It has always been they who cheated on me or were unfaithful to me, which is probably due to my forgiving nature.
I have forgiven so many times and been hurt in the past that I actually became unforgiving in my latter half of college.

Trust is a big thing for me.
If someone breaks my trust, and crushes my heart, I cannot forgive them...or if I do..it takes quite a long time.

I have 'cut off' alot of lovers/ x-lovers in my life.
And I can go on quite positively while they try in vain to try to contact me and ask to 'talk again'.
When I 'cut off' a person from my life, it usually is permanent.
It takes extra-ordinary circumstance for me to even give them a secondary chance.

Like I said, I am very luoran.
Cheat on me once, you're out.

The thought of cheating on my lover is out of the question. I simply would not, nor do I have thoughts of it.

My view.

:)
#34624
Poems and Poets / You Once Asked,
November 10, 2009, 04:55:49 AM
You once asked me,
"Can you love another?"

I wanted to scourge you with putrid decadence
for how could you ask me such a question?

Faith, dear woman, do you have no faith in me?
I have given you my heart,
and you dare ask me that pestilent question?
Faith in me!
I demand you control your tongue,
to dare ask me such a question is to dare question the very Love I have given you.

Do you question my love?
Do you think you are unworthy of my total and complete affection?

Have I not written you letters that proliferate my feelings that defies all rationality and professional limitations?
Have I not?

Perhaps you are not taking me seriously,
for sure, I cannot and will not dare to entertain that question ever again.
Ask me not that question again, for sure I shall forgive you this one time in questioning my Love for thee.
You ask that question and my heart sinks in gasping emulation of a limp esquire.

Does the law not command compliance?
Does not the wind demand the grass bow?
So should my love be taken seriously and to the lover in whom it is intended for.

As it is natural in how man beds with a woman,
As it is natural for one heart to be given to another,
so, too, is this love that is give to you.

I give it to you, and no other.

Ask me not that question again.
For surely I will eradicate this love if you question its purity in deliverance.



In Passion,
Your Lover.
#34625
Poems and Poets / Evasion of Eloquence
November 10, 2009, 04:48:54 AM
Your very gait garnishes my attention,
the wave of your legs,
the form of your feet,
the movement of your posterior angle,

The humdrum of your silky black hair,
wafting by the whim of wind,
it has me in total attendance.

Sweet woman of lore,
though I try in evasion,
I cannot succeed in keeping out of my mind.
For the Evasion of your Eloquence is an impossibility.

It's all your fault.
Woman, its all your fault.

;)
#34626
hahaha. good luck! go get it!
#34627
Poems and Poets / Into Your Eyes
November 10, 2009, 04:21:42 AM
In confidence.

I walk through the doors of pillars,
with my white coat around my shoulders,
I enter the academic halls,
with the goal in patient observation in my mind, and in my view.

Then as I walk out of the halls into the student center,
there I see you with your black pants, black sweater, black hair.
With eyes so large and almond in form.
Looking directly at me.

Confidently I walk towards the coffee machine,
with my peripherals in full view of your position.
And with meticulous incidence, my eyes match yours.
Contact.

I can see your face brighten in smile, though you try to hide it with a book in front of you.
Do you think I am that naive and blind?
Lady, who do think I am?

With my eyes I have opened many human skulls in craniotomical procedure;
meticulous in my surgical incision and cut.
Surely you think I would miss your smile?
I smile.

I can identify the internal carotid from the external carotid,
identify the superfical anastomosis by mere palpation with my finger,
you think I could miss your smile?

I have studied your face so very well.
The formation of a smile,
your mandibular jaw line in crease with the maxillary fissure.

Woman,
you don't even have to try,
and I know what you are thinking.

For I see through you, and look into your eyes.
Deep.
Woman.
#34628
Valencia - Bohol / Re: How Many Hospitals in Valencia?
November 09, 2009, 06:59:36 PM
But a great plan to be realized, that if something like this could be established in Central Visayas.
With enough investment, business foundation, and governmental support, as well as medical pooling, this can and shall be realized.

What was a dream in 1975 became a reality.

Cheers,
#34629
Valencia - Bohol / Re: How Many Hospitals in Valencia?
November 09, 2009, 06:56:53 PM
It is now currently government owned,because the board of trustees are part of the DOH, pero the founders and brainstormers are part of the powerful families. My classmate has family members that are part of the board of trustees, and yes, Calle, the Marcos family have a powerful influence in this establishment.

:)   ;)

Cheers!
#34630
Valencia - Bohol / Re: How Many Hospitals in Valencia?
November 09, 2009, 12:24:33 PM
Philippine Heart Center's Focus:

-----

Inaugurated on February 14, 1975, the Philippine Heart Center was dedicated to the Filipino people as an institution committed to caring for patients with heart and related ailments.
Since then, the Heart Center has stood as a testimony to that commitment to save lives and alleviate thousands who suffer from cardiovascular diseases, a leading cause of death in the Philippines. The Center has brought new hope especially to those who otherwise could not afford specialized medical care.

On its third decade of service, the Heart Center continues to bring renewed hope not just to Filipinos but to the people of the Asia-Pacific region as well as other countries who look to this medical facility as a wellspring of a healthier and longer life. The Center has gained a reputation as one the busiest Congenital Heart Surgery centers in the region where patients travel to the Philippines and receive quality service at reasonable prices.
As symbolized by its four-heart logo, the Heart Center offers a comprehensive program of patient care, education and training, research, and public information. The Center extends the best and most efficient medical services to its patients by maintaining a pool of well-trained and highly-experienced physicians and other medical personnel who utilize some of the latest technology and procedures in cardiovascular science.


Researches in improving the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of heart ailments is another cornerstone of the institution. An equally important mission is the training of medical staff, nurses and paramedical personnel. And completing its four-fold objective is the task of informing the public about the risk factors as well as the healthy lifestyle that guarantee longer, more productive lives through the Center's public information and community service programs.

At the moment, the Philippine Heart Center is heavily involved in improving its facilities, expanding its capacity and upgrading its human and technological resources to meet the increasing demand for its services. Amidst this self-imposed act of renewal, the Heart Center remains in focus in terms of its primary mission: to care for those who need the best of what medical science with a social conscience has to offer.



http://www.phc.gov.ph/s_about.htm#VISION


----

PHC, is in my opinion, a light despite the continued Philippine Medical Diaspora.
I love what it stands for, and something like this should be established in Cebu and surrounding regions.
So much potential to increase the care and medical provision that PHC vies for, if it should expand its hand in Region 7.

:)
#34631
Quote from: comran on November 09, 2009, 11:36:44 AM
You are amusing!  This is my favorite season - a little nippy and sometimes chilly at night... makes my skin much more sensitive every time it touches the sheets....hehehe!  One of the best times to ride my Harley with my friends.

Ciao!

Its quite cool (he he he) in New Jersey/ East Coast right now. Leaves have turned. Now is the time that I am suited in my khakis, my bass shoes, scarf around my neck, and cruising by to enjoy the colors and the cool weather.

I think its quite attractive how you ride a Harley, quite sexy in my honest point of view, Carmen.

This time of the year, I've been spending most of the time in bed (ha ha ha) and doing exercises with someone. Nothing better than getting body heat when its nippy(nipply) outside. :)

Been enjoying my cup of ginger honey tea while not working.
And yourself?

Hows the suitor challenge? LOL!!!!



Of Course,
Lorenzo
#34632
Valencia - Bohol / Re: How Many Hospitals in Valencia?
November 09, 2009, 11:56:24 AM
This is the world renowned: Philippine Heart Center.
My classmate's family is the owner and founder of this respectable health system.

That said, it is serious consideration in establishing something similar in the Central Visayas and creation and establishing affiliated hospitals.



The plan, is to establish something in around Cebu-Bohol.
#34633
Valencia - Bohol / Re: Money talks
November 09, 2009, 11:51:37 AM
Bless them! May they give more to the church! he he he!

Sharing one's wealth to the House of God is definiately a reason for more blessings!
Its called Tithing!

Good that they give. Bless God so that God will bless you in return. :)


Good to hear!
#34634
Valencia - Bohol / Re: How Many Hospitals in Valencia?
November 09, 2009, 11:45:22 AM
That is indeed a good advice, and it is that kind of mentality that we must break. The mentality that Bohol is secondary to Cebu. True, maybe Cebu may have greater capital capability, but to think that the ability of Boholano physicians, nurses, med techs, pharmacists, etc is secondary to the Sinugboanon is, in my opinion, very uncouth.

Business orientation indicates that the reason why people/patients go to Cebu for medical treatment is because of a failed and poor medical system set in place in Bohol. Due to the lacking of a centralized medical hospital system in Bohol, which can pool greater resources for treatment of patients.

The reality of the matter is that there is no regional medical center in Bohol. Rather, there are pockets of clinics and tertiary hospitals. Limited in scope of practice, and thus, are forced to refer patients to the larger hospital system in Cebu, therefore propagating the notion that there is no good physican or medical force in Bohol.

Bottom line: lack of consolidation results in lack of medical appropriation and provision.

Something that will and must be remedied by the rising batch of physicians that will take place the older generation.
That must be observed for the growth of Bohol. into a First Class Province.



Lorenzo
#34635
Valencia - Bohol / Re: How Many Hospitals in Valencia?
November 09, 2009, 11:38:59 AM
Calle, do you know the Heart Surgical Center in Manila?
It was founded by a physician from Ilo-Ilo, who has pooled American-trained physicians, surgeons, nursing staff to working in the Philipines.

Let me just say that a colleague (classmate of mine) is of that family. I have brought this idea of setting up a large medical system/ hospital system in Cebu-Bohol-Negros-Leyte Region. We both have been influenced by Dr. Ting Tiongco's work "Surgeons Dont Cry".

And we both share interest in bringing health care back to the Philippines.
As there is great potential in the Philippines.
Financial, academic, medical potential.

Our plan is to observe a realization of a similar institution in the Central Visayas.
Considering Cebu is a regional hegemon, and Bohol being a neighbour, we are considering something within the lines.

But, as I said, that requires capital and investment support. Which we are working on. Networking and affiliation is mandated, and we are looking for the aid of the families that be in power.

Potential, there is a lot of potential for Cebu-Bohol when it comes to medical investment. So much, it is ridiculous no one has thought of doing it large scale before.
#34636
Valencia - Bohol / Re: How Many Hospitals in Valencia?
November 09, 2009, 11:33:38 AM
Thanks for the update, like I said, Calle, hospitals are owned by pockets. There should be a partnership of hospitals into one system or a branch of a larger system. Consolidation would pool in greater resources, as well as increase investment potential.

he he he, plans, much plans to do.

Thanks for added info!
#34637
So you are like Athena eh? lol!


How is California? I bet more action than in quaint New Jersey.
#34638
Bible Study / Re: Your Favorite Biblical Figures?
November 09, 2009, 11:23:13 AM
Bro para nimo ni, Book of Songs Chapter 2:


:1  I am a rose of Sharon, A lily of the valleys.

2:2  As a lily among thorns, So is my love among the daughters. Beloved

2:3  As the apple tree among the trees of the wood, So is my beloved among the sons. I sat down under his shadow with great delight, His fruit was sweet to my taste.

2:4  He brought me to the banquet hall. His banner over me is love.

2:5  Strengthen me with raisins, Refresh me with apples; For I am faint with love.

2:6  His left hand is under my head. His right hand embraces me.

2:7  I adjure you, daughters of Jerusalem, By the roes, or by the hinds of the field, That you not stir up, nor awaken love, Until it so desires.

2:8  The voice of my beloved! Behold, he comes, Leaping on the mountains, Skipping on the hills.

2:9  My beloved is like a roe or a young hart. Behold, he stands behind our wall! He looks in at the windows. He glances through the lattice.

2:10  My beloved spoke, and said to me, Rise up, my love, my beautiful one, and come away.

2:11  For, behold, the winter is past. The rain is over and gone.

2:12  The flowers appear on the earth; The time of the singing has come, And the voice of the turtle-dove is heard in our land.

2:13  The fig tree ripens her green figs. The vines are in blossom; They give forth their fragrance. Arise, my love, my beautiful one, And come away. Lover

2:14  My dove in the clefts of the rock, In the hiding places of the mountainside, Let me see your face. Let me hear your voice; For your voice is sweet, and your face is lovely.

2:15  Catch for us the foxes, The little foxes that spoil the vineyards; For our vineyards are in blossom. Beloved

2:16  My beloved is mine, and I am his. He browses among the lilies.

2:17  Until the day is cool, and the shadows flee away, Turn, my beloved, And be like a roe or a young hart on the mountains of Bether.


God is Great!
#34639
Quote from: sab_sad on November 09, 2009, 11:10:31 AM
hehhehe...laag jud og anda or else you miss half of your life...ahahha :D

hehehe na excited pood ko da!
#34640
Very releasing bitaw. he he

God is Good~
All the time.
#34641
General Topic / Re: Do Not Crave For Recognition
November 09, 2009, 11:14:57 AM
Love this!
#34642
hahaha gwapa jud eh?

Sige, mo tanaw jud ko, ipa introduce ko sa imung amigas ha?

he he he!

Matsalams!
#34643
Valencia - Bohol / Re: Money talks
November 09, 2009, 11:11:07 AM
he he he, interesting information, Calle. You know the inernal dynamic of the familial ties of the powerful families of Valencia.

Yes, most of the family members of Dr. Guido Lim have come abroad. They are a very well-educated and respectable family.

I have alot of respect for them and they are well loved by our family. They hold the annual Feast Vigil of  the Blessed Santo Nino at their place, as well as give the Santo Nino to other family members to host in preceding weeks. It has been a tradition in our part and the many Valencianons that take part of the Vigil to the Blessed Child Jesus, and it has always been very bibo and loving to be around them.

That said, I have much respect for the Lim Family. Family ties and personal relationship dictates it.
#34644
They say the women of Anda are equivalent in beauty to the Valenciana~

he he he
#34645
Noted and Noted, Sab!

Anda is now the target of my "must visit" spots in Bohol. :)

I hear the women of Anda are quite beautiful. Is there truth to this famous rumor?
#34646
Valencia - Bohol / Re: How Many Hospitals in Valencia?
November 09, 2009, 11:01:47 AM
The importance of centralization is key. In time, the clinics and tertiary hospitals can be included as partner systems.

It has come to my ear that the Gallares Hospital in Tagbilaran, for example, needs to be increased in capability.

Investment potential is so very lucrative in Bohol, Cebu.

This has come to the attention of many, many Filipino medical students who wish to repatriate to the homeland.
:)
#34647
Valencia - Bohol / Re: How Many Hospitals in Valencia?
November 09, 2009, 10:59:30 AM
Quote from: calle on November 09, 2009, 10:50:11 AM
You mean one health care service provider with all the facilities/technology of a modern hospital, dong?

Or a consolidation of the health care services of the Lim families under one roof?

The latter one is impossible and impractical. Impossible since the two hospitals are owned by business and political rivals. Impractical because it would eliminate competition.

I mean the former, the consolidation of one health care provider (with a consortium of physicians, specialists, medical professionals) and all the facilities and technologies of a modern hospital.

It seems to me, Calle, that there are too many small pockets of clinics in and around Valencia, as I have been discussing this with relatives and members of the Lim family.

What one should do is establish a large hospital and specialty clinics that can accomodate the growing population of not only Valencia, but Garcia Hernandez, Jagna and surrounding towns.

To me, there is alot of potential in this, and considering the dismal lacking of hospitals and clinics in Bohol, which has a population of over 1.2 million people, this is a market that has yet to be harvested.

With proper business planning, political affiliation, and financial backing and investment, and acquisition of proper land, this plan can be come a reality.

I have already discussed this with 2 of my colleagues.

Thanks for the added information. :)

Best.
#34648
Lioness eh? Prof. Carmen, you are quite the package!

GRRRRRRRRRRRRR!
#34649
Thank you for that powerful point of view, Carmen.

:)
#34650
Valencia - Bohol / Re: How Many Hospitals in Valencia?
November 09, 2009, 10:44:15 AM
Thank you for the news and update, Calle. Perhaps it is time to consolidate the health care clinics in Valencia.
Much Thanks.

:)
#34651
Quote from: sab_sad on November 09, 2009, 10:35:28 AM
sir lorenz kasagaran sa anda white beaches from poblacion, bacong, virgen and candabong..
then sa brgy bacong more caves to discover like kabagnuw, tibao daku, tibao gamay, caturing, banilad..
then adto pudkag brgy.tawid naay falls, brgy tanod ang blue heaven og didto sa brgy. badiang ang lamonok island (explore the mysterious cave where you found out a cemetery sa sinaunang panahon daw..actually wla pko ka explore pud dha dapit pro maonay akong balita..i-featured ang lamanok island sa matanglawin by kuya kim at abs-cbn this coming sunday 11/15 continuation sa last episode nila..watch out guys..ehehehe :)

My dear Sab_sab, salamat intawn sa informasyon gi hatag nimo para nako, kai wa jyud ko intawn maka bisita sa Anda  sa buhay nako. I-pa-justify ni nako kai mo bisita man jud ko sa inyong guapong municipalidad pohon, by HIS GRACE....

Mao lagi gi ingnan ko sa ahong ginikanan nga puti kono ang beaches dinha sa anda, guapo sab. Na intrigued ko sa caves gi mention nimo da, sigorado ka dili na dangerous mo sud? pero sige, mo bisita lang ko. ipa testing nako ba. hehe!

Sab, ajaw pood "Sir Lorenz" uy, bata pa man ko intawn.
Call me "Bran" na lang. ha?
Bran or Lorenzo ba or Enzo whatever gud. Ajaw lang nay prefix Sir. Di ko angay ana.

Sige na!
Ingatz na lang...
ayo ayo~
#34652
General Topic / Re: Working abroad or employed locally?
November 09, 2009, 10:37:09 AM
Quote from: taga tigbao on November 09, 2009, 10:29:27 AM
Di ra na madugay Bro. ;D



Dili dugay kai hardworking man ka lagi, bro. Ask and it shall be given.

Know that HE has great plans for you!
#34653
General Topic / Re: Working abroad or employed locally?
November 09, 2009, 10:35:49 AM
Maayo bitaw ug maka anhi atong mga amigo, amiga, mga kababayan diri sa America.
Kai ma enjoy sila ang kinabuhi diri ug maka enjoy pood ilang mga anak diri at especialidad ang mga kapamilya sa pinas!

Put your mind into the state of being and it can happen.
Wherever your feet may land you, just have to ask for HIS blessings to make it through...

By His Grace...
#34654
Inspiration & Hope / Re: Inspirational Poem for the Day
November 09, 2009, 10:28:23 AM
Am a fan of Dickinson. ;D

#34655
General Topic / Re: Working abroad or employed locally?
November 09, 2009, 10:26:28 AM
Bata pa man diay ta, Bro, hahaha! Now is the time to apply for work visa diri kai na loose na ang immigration law diri, ang current administration: Obama is making it easier for Filipino immigration now, as compared to the Bush term.

In what ever you do, bro, good luck.
If you come here, we must hang out, and a night toasting on Sauvignon Blanc is mandated.

But I have a feeling I shall be returning to Philippines in the not too distant future.

Our paths shall cross, am sure of it.

Cheers to the both of us!
To our youth!
To love!
To all the best that God has to offer us!

Cheers,
#34656
Bible Study / Re: Never Leave The Mind Vacant
November 09, 2009, 10:22:19 AM
I suggest in open and active biblical reading!

Studying and reading the bible is the best kind.
#34657
I must admit, I have never visited Anda before.

Now I want to visit it.

Please name good places to visit in Anda.

Palihug.
#34658
General Topic / Re: Working abroad or employed locally?
November 09, 2009, 10:18:39 AM
Quote from: taga tigbao on November 09, 2009, 10:13:30 AM
Kung enough ang suweldo diria, aw diri na lamang ko. If given the oppurtunity pud nga mag-abroad, why not. Pero mouli jud ko sa nasudnong Pilipinhon bisan pa ug patay na ko iuli. ;D

Bro, you should consider coming here stateside!

I pa toure jud na nako!

i-introducan ka nako sa amiga/amigo nako. he he he
#34659
Bible Study / Re: Your Favorite Biblical Figures?
November 09, 2009, 10:16:20 AM
ha ha ha, how very enlightening, bro!

Sige, next time ikaw napood mo basa sa Gospel.

mmm, maayo ni! Kai maginoo ang babahe! he he he!

Good luck bro!

The Book of Songs! bro! check it out. :)

God is Good All The Time!
#34660
Love Talk / Re: Don't mess with Italians
November 09, 2009, 10:10:35 AM
An Italian woman is a conqueror by nature.
She is a Roman by nature.
An Imperial by heart.

They take what they set their eyes on.
If it includes a man's heart and longing, then they will acquire it.

#34661
I like this. :)
#34662
Bible Study / Re: Your Favorite Biblical Figures?
November 09, 2009, 10:05:13 AM
lol, kinsa man to sija, bro?
#34663
Inspiration & Hope / Re: Endure What Cannot Be Cured
November 09, 2009, 10:03:08 AM
If I may add as well:


God Provides us with challenges to test our own will, our drive, and our faith. Inasmuch as we are tested by trying circumstances, it is in the most trying of times that we should not waver in faith and in ability. For we are convinced that we can do all things through Him who strengthens us.

Forward in Christ!
Forward!
#34664
Love Talk / Re: Do Not Be Jealous
November 09, 2009, 10:01:03 AM
A much needed words of enlightenment for all of us to take and digest. The bottom line is contentedness. Acquisition of thereof is necessary and mandated for personal satisfaction.

Wise words, Tubagboholdotcom. Wise words, indeed.

#34665
How To Tips / Re: 5 Statements To Live By
November 09, 2009, 09:58:46 AM
So beautiful. Thanks for the message, TubagBoholdotcom.

Tubagboholdotcom, the woman in your avatar is just simply: Beautiful.

Beautiful like Bohol!

;)
#34666
Anonymous Diary Blog / Re: Today's Advice
November 09, 2009, 09:56:34 AM
Quote from: taga tigbao on November 09, 2009, 09:52:20 AM
Matud pa nimo ulit-ug-tawo mang kaha? Hahahahaha.

Gikalintura pa ra ba ko. Tagda gajud ko ug maajo. ;D

Bro, grab her by the hand, put your one arm over her shoulder and gakusa her, man!
Look into her eyes, man, and say with a smile, "Hi, there!"

he he he

Do it, you can do it!
#34667
Anonymous Diary Blog / Re: What Did You Do Today?
November 09, 2009, 09:55:01 AM
Who is the meemaw, pops?

hahaha!

Chinese food eh?
What did you have?
#34668
Love Talk / Controlling the Flirtation
November 09, 2009, 09:51:40 AM
I am a flirtatious man. I will admit that.
If I see a beautiful woman, I will flirt with her, but I realize that this can be detrimental for one's partner.
So I have taken steps to implement in order I minimize my flirtatious nature.
One has been : ignoring.

Yes, as in ignoring a woman who shows interest, and physical interest.

This has backfired on me. This Friday (last) there is a woman who I have been trying to avoid and ignore in order to prevent escalation of unnecessary drama, lol. (o man!). It has turned out that this woman who I've been trying to avoid has a crush on me and has told the very person that I did not want her to tell this to. My own love.

So. my current reaction this weekend: What the heck! LOL! GRRRRRRRRRRRR!

So, guys, any hints?
#34669
Valencia - Bohol / Re: How Many Hospitals in Valencia?
November 09, 2009, 09:43:54 AM
Noted.

I want to establish a hospital in Valencia.

Not a clinic, but an actual hospital. Western technology in place.

This is part of my life's plan and investment.

:)

I shall have this done.
#34670
Love Talk / Re: Dealing With A Very Jealous Woman
November 09, 2009, 09:42:40 AM
Natural ra man ni lagi ug ma jealous ta.

It means we love them. he he he.

#34671
General Topic / Re: Wa'y nadatu ug eskwela, tinood?
November 09, 2009, 09:39:01 AM
hehehehe!

Sir, maka lingaw!

My father's dad was a man of humble beginnings. He came from a very poor poor family in Pintuyan Island, Southern Leyte. As a child of only 8 years he left Pintuyan on a banka to Cebu where he worked medial jobs to support himself, working as a boy, and a helper of a local merchant. Until my grandfather learned the business of merchant life and himself became a good businessman/merchant. By the grace of God and hard work, he was able to build a good and humble business through buying and trading. In his life, he neve had his wife (my lola Luz) to work. And was able to support 7 children to go to school , all of whom finished college. He sent 4 sons to college (all graduating  with Engineering degrees), 1 daughter to nursing school and 1 other daughter to study Law...and sent his youngest son to Medicine (a graduate of Cebu Institute of Medicine. {who is a trained General Internist}.

My grandfather, the late Mr. Rustico Aray Lucino Sr. only had a 4th grader's education, but accomplished alot in his life. Because of his family's poor status and lack of economic wealth, was unable to go to school and had to force himself to leave Pintuyan else he himself would have been stuck in that cycle.

It was his own personal drive, and most of all the Grace of God, that provided him to make a 'way' out of a bleak situation.

My grandfather's life story is testament of Christ's Message,
"Ask and you shall be given, seek and you shall find, knock and it shall be opened unto you."

Never let economic background and lack of education be a hindrance, for you can do anything through HIM who strengthens you.

Firm believer ko ana!

Forward in Jesus Chirst!
For Sure!

;)
#34672
Valencia - Bohol / Re: Money talks
November 09, 2009, 08:57:22 AM
This is a reality? How sad...
#34673
ha ha, i like your spunk, my dear!


GRRRRRRRR!

Bonchance!
#34674
Love Talk / Re: Dealing With A Very Jealous Woman
November 09, 2009, 08:49:45 AM
She asked me once, "Muffin, why do you love me? You can find so many more, much more beautiful, less jealous women out there for you. Why me?"

We laid in bed, and I adoring her body with kisses.
And I said to her, and I will repeat here (tho limited in scope to the reality): "Because you have enraptured me. I have torn down my walls, you are a halo to my life. Your passion, your drive, your homely nature, and your deep emotional tenderness complements me."

I ended her question with a long passionate kiss.

I cannot let go of her.

It would require her letting go of me for me to let go.
#34675
Love Talk / Re: Dealing With A Very Jealous Woman
November 09, 2009, 08:46:23 AM
I could not bear to cut her loose. It is one of her weaknesses, which I have come to accept.
For you see, I have become acceptant of her for who she is.
I love her; her totally. Her strengths (many) and her weaknesses.

She knows this through my letters and our frequent talks. And sleepless nights.

I cannot let go for I am deeply, deeply, in love with her.
#34676
Valencia - Bohol / Re: Money talks
November 09, 2009, 08:43:35 AM
I don't understand why anyone would even try to sell votes. No to vote buying!

#34677
Valencia - Bohol / Re: Money talks
November 09, 2009, 08:41:57 AM
For me lang, even if they are rich or poor, they are a good family. The late Dr. Lim (am sure he delivered you, calle) his wife was the best friend of my Lola Nating. Palamuut jamo!

Do you know Dr. Astor Lim? He is also here in 'states practicing in Georgia. Good friend of my family's.

I respect and admire the work of the Lim Family. They are a good seed, despite the jealousy of others.
May God Bless them and more!

#34678
Take in Vitamin B12 then folks!
Don't want folate deficiency..which causes pernicious anemia!

Ang secreto ani: make sure to have regular physician check ups and to your ENT specialist!
you bet!

for sure!
#34679
General Topic / Re: Bonjour and Hasta La Vista Baby
November 09, 2009, 08:32:32 AM
Quote from: BlueAngel on November 09, 2009, 05:57:34 AM
  Lantay koh,

     im so sad , my auntie(father side) passed away today 2am (cazin ym offline)
         whole day kong ga mok², mourning and im not good in dealing wd this huhu³³³ :'(

          BRO, pls. forgive all her shortcomings and let her reign in Ur eternal glory
      help my uncle and all my cazin to tackle this "tidal wave"
  that they are facing right now :( :'(
                               
           i ask ds thru Christ our Lord - amen




We, your brothers and sisters in Christ,
offer up our thoughts and prayers for mercy on the soul of  your beloved tita.
May our prayers rise like incense before the Judgement Seat of The Lord Jesus Christ.
Grant mercy to the soul of the departed, Lord.
May she be worthy of the promises of Christ Jesus, who rules and reigns with the God The Father, In Heaven.

We ask this in the name of Jesus Christ, Who Is Lord.
Amen.
#34680
General Topic / Re: Bonjour and Hasta La Vista Baby
November 09, 2009, 08:30:11 AM
Walang anuma, 'te. You're in my thoughts and prayers. Have a gud (good) day!
#34681
Valencia - Bohol / How Many Hospitals in Valencia?
November 09, 2009, 08:28:42 AM
To Calle, Bugsay and others,

How many hospitals/clinics are there in Valencia? How old are they, what is the state of the medical care provision?

Simple question lang.

Advanced Thanks.
Lorenz.
#34682
Valencia - Bohol / Re: Money talks
November 09, 2009, 08:27:03 AM
I don't care what the news media says. The Lim family are a good family. They have done alot for Valencia and for sure they can do alot for Bohol.

My support for the Lim Family!
For sure.
#34683
Inspiration & Hope / Re: Smile makes life beautiful
November 09, 2009, 08:24:38 AM
Quote from: BlueAngel on November 09, 2009, 07:31:59 AM
cant Smile 2day  :'(

You just have to try, ma'am blue.
Its okay to cry, ma'am.
Because the Good Lord will dry your tears..for sure He will.
For sure.

Be strong, be confident in Christ's promise.
For He is the way, the life, and the RESURRECTION!

For sure! :)

Smile, ma'am!
Smile!
#34684
Learn English Online / Re: Word of the Day
November 09, 2009, 08:21:51 AM
Ms. Blue, please take it easy, ma'am.

everything will be alright, i promise, trust me and trust in the power of The Lord Jesus Christ..who will strengthen you and your family.

Be strong, and be faithful in HIS promise...for sure, for sure!

May God Bless you and strengthen you...
#34685
Anonymous Diary Blog / Re: Photos of your Pets
November 09, 2009, 08:10:41 AM
Thats adorable, guys. Our pets do become a part of the family don't they? :)

Si Kaiser galing, he is now officially a house dog. lol.
A 100 lb German sheppard who loves to cuddle and pounce on his brothers, sister, and to his Amo. lol.
He is our little shepperd, always will, the last i heard is that he now sleeps at the foot of my younger brother's bed.
His favorite will always bee his Eukanuba dog food, but he is especially in love with any ham, chicken, or his favorite: pork and beef. lol.

He is so adorable, loving and loyal.
Mo whine raba siya if you don't greet him, and mo yelp if he is ignored. lol.
Such an affectionate dog.
#34686
Anonymous Diary Blog / Re: What Did You Do Today?
November 09, 2009, 08:05:36 AM
What happened diay Ms. Blue?

Please be good and take care, ma'am.

We're thinking and praying for you..
#34687
lol @ hooks and poles. how cute.

enjoy your weather then, msdabinsi.

:)
#34688
Love Talk / Re: Dealing With A Very Jealous Woman
November 09, 2009, 07:59:01 AM
Quote from: ms da binsi on November 09, 2009, 07:22:34 AM
usa ra jud akong ikatambag ana, ayaw jud supak.

Good point bitaw, kai dali raba ning bajiha ma affected.

Mo ingoon raba, "Ano gyid problema mo, mahal?"

"GYID"

LOL!

Dali mo suko ning Illonga babahe uy!
#34689
Love Talk / Re: Dealing With A Very Jealous Woman
November 09, 2009, 07:57:19 AM
Quote from: nat-cast on November 09, 2009, 07:28:46 AM
dont get caught.....if caught.....deny to death :)

Para nako, I would never ever consider anyone else besides my love.
I personally cannot get enough of her.
I can eat her up head to toe.
And still be unsatiated. GRRRRR!

;)

For me lang, I don't know why she would think I would think of anyone else but her.
#34690
Surgeons Don't Cry

by: Dr. Ting Tiongco.

Great read!

Great message.
#34691
Bible Study / Re: Your Favorite Biblical Figures?
November 09, 2009, 07:11:28 AM
St. John the Baptist



Luke 3:2-18

"...the word of God came unto John the son of Zacharias in the wilderness.
And he came into all the country about Jordan, preaching the baptism of repentance for the remission of sins;
As it is written in the book of the words of Esaias the prophet, saying, The voice of one crying in the wilderness, Prepare ye the way of the Lord, make his paths straight.
Every valley shall be filled, and every mountain and hill shall be brought low; and the crooked shall be made straight, and the rough ways shall be made smooth;
And all flesh shall see the salvation of God.
Then said he to the multitude that came forth to be baptized of him, O generation of vipers, who hath warned you to flee from the wrath to come?
Bring forth therefore fruits worthy of repentance, and begin not to say within yourselves, We have Abraham to our father: for I say unto you,
That God is able of these stones to raise up children unto Abraham.
And now also the axe is laid unto the root of the trees: every tree therefore which bringeth not forth good fruit is hewn down, and cast into the fire.
And the people asked him, saying, What shall we do then?
He answereth and saith unto them, He that hath two coats, let him impart to him that hath none; and he that hath meat, let him do likewise.
Then came also publicans to be baptized, and said unto him, Master, what shall we do?
And he said unto them, Exact no more than that which is appointed you.
And the soldiers likewise demanded of him, saying, And what shall we do? And he said unto them, Do violence to no man, neither accuse any falsely; and be content with your wages.
And as the people were in expectation, and all men mused in their hearts of John, whether he were the Christ, or not;
John answered, saying unto them all, I indeed baptize you with water; but one mightier than I cometh, the latchet of whose shoes I am not worthy to unloose: he shall baptize you with the Holy Ghost and with fire:
Whose fan is in his hand, and he will throughly purge his floor, and will gather the wheat into his garner; but the chaff he will burn with fire unquenchable.
And many other things in his exhortation preached he unto the people."
#34692
General Topic / Re: Bonjour and Hasta La Vista Baby
November 09, 2009, 07:07:34 AM
Beautiful, Beautiful, Beautiful!
Quote from: BlueAngel on November 09, 2009, 06:11:24 AM
  PRAYER

                            Father-God,
                   the Giver of all good gifts,
              we offer You back all our talents,
            our time and all we possess.Transform them,
along with our lives into means of Your life-giving freedom for all.



                       Lord, everything we have, all that we are, comes from You.
                            Our  gifts, our talents, all our possibilities belong
                                to us only,because they come direct
                                               from You.
                       
                   Help us not to belittle these gifts of Yours
                             Not to bury them, but rather
                                 use them to make You
                   
                    Better known to the people of our neighborhood
                          And to the people of the world.
                             In Jesus name we pray,
                                       amen. 

Deeply touching, my dear Ms. Blue!
Amen~
Amen~
Amen~
#34693
Philippine Showcase / Panamilit
November 09, 2009, 07:02:36 AM
for you, Love.

Stacy, my sweet.
Jealous over me.
hehe, love you, baby.

Panamilit
#34694
Philippine Showcase / Re: Mibalik Ako
November 09, 2009, 07:00:29 AM
Quote from: Michael Ligalig on August 29, 2008, 03:30:57 AM
Sauna alas kwatro pa sa kadlawon, momata na mi kay layo pa ang eskwela. Ug kada kadlawon mao ni ang mga kanta nga itukar sa radyo. This is one of my father's favorite songs.

On of the favorite songs of my grandfather ni. Maka lingaw.
#34695
Love Talk / Dealing With A Very Jealous Woman
November 09, 2009, 06:53:06 AM
How do you deal with a jealous woman?

So, friends, tell me, to those who are experienced in dealing with jealous lovers, what to do.

#34696
Question and Answer / Re: Human Chair
November 09, 2009, 06:48:56 AM
LOL

in another form. :)
#34697
Learn English Online / Re: Word of the Day
November 09, 2009, 06:48:08 AM
yes you started this thread, ms. blue, blue, blue!

he he!

Oy, ngano oblivion man?
oblivion as in ma guba tanan into smithereens?

he he he!

----
Today you'll toss all your problems into oblivion!
Kana! mao nay maayo!
#34698
Glacier, literally.

LOL!

Like the type that can sink Titanic! puahahaha!

Glacier, will you give us the letter of your first name, at least?

#34699
Love Talk / Re: 3 Things Men Can't Resist in a Woman
November 09, 2009, 06:44:01 AM
Things I can't resist:


1. A woman's face, she has to have a really beautiful face..
2. Her lips. Kissable lips are something that I cannot get away from..despite trying
3. A beautiful butt. I prefer my women with nice curvy, voluptuous booty. My personal prejudice
4. Rough hands. I like women with rough hands.
5. Strength. Strong ladies are a frigggin turn on.


I personally dont like the 'weak, fragile' type.
My woman has to keep up with me.
Gotta handle the Lorenzo.
If not, I'll just cruise on by.

he he he
#34700
Love Talk / Re: 3 Things Men Can't Resist in a Woman
November 09, 2009, 06:40:04 AM
Quote from: Keko on September 11, 2009, 03:56:45 PM
Lorenzo do not mix work and love or your work will follow you at home :) heheheh

Regards :)

ha, ha, ha. I think it is too late for that now, amigo.

She is the persistent one. She is the one that wanted me, and I, grew attracted to her. Now it is deadly combination. lol