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Ladies and Gentlemen,

I highly recommend you read a book entitled "The Gods Will Have Blood"
Its political, historical, thriller; based on the late 18th century on the dawn of the French Revolution.

Quote from: kiamoy` on March 25, 2008, 01:16:00 AM
Hehe isog emotionally pero sa mga ghosts, scaredy-cat.
And o. a MUST READ. Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom
But Lorenzo, the genre I'm into these days (if I have time to read ) are on medical thrillers, wars, detectivs, courtroom dramas,terrorism, life .not on romance na kaayo like Danielle Steele's genre..lol

hahahaha, scared of ghosts eh? boo! lol, jp

Ah, very nice tastes in genre esp. medical thrillers, wars, terror, action. Do you engage in Tom Clancy books?

I have one question for you, Ms. Kiams. If you don't like love-romance genre, then how do you know about Diane Steele? LOL!

Yes, Tuesdays with Morrie was a great book. That book made me cry waterfalls. Ever read Catcher in the Rhye?

sounds yum (though i never had it before, lol)

Lemon and salt

Quote from: C2H4 on March 25, 2008, 08:19:58 AM

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 24, 2008, 02:02:15 PM
Ethylene mi amiga de amigas,

Donde usted ha sido todo este vez? Por que usted oculto de mi? Mi corazon lastima porque usted estaba ausente durante mucho tiempo.

huhuhuhu

Yo le pierdo mi hermano guapo. Soy siempre aquí en el espíritu. Te quiero. Dios Bendice.

lol, mi amiga guapita suprema!

I miss you, 'te Ethyl.

Without you here in Tubag Bohol, we have chemical imbalance,

You are the positive that binds with the negative, you are the base that satiates acids,
You are the Oxygen that bonds with Hydrogen,
You are the Potassium that binds with Chloride,
You are the Sodium that binds with Chloride,
You are the Pepto Bismal that silences our heart burn,

Please, don't leave us alone.

Oh please do not leave us again, Beautiful Chemical Lady

You are a humble and kind hearted woman, Ma'am.

That is what makes you a great individual.

The problem with these individuals, these leftist forces, is that they have been ingrained in the idea that the Philippines is a statist nation. They believe that the collective masses believes that this country is in a constant quagmire and one that we cannot get out of. These leftist forces thrive on the idea of constant revolution, constant political discourse. Each rising party claims himself or herself as spotless and rings the bell of political legitimacy; however whenever that party takes power, they too become the subject of popular protest.

A cyclic system that is ultimately debilitating for the Philippines and depressing for the citizens and regional-intraregional trading partners.

Leftist forces don't care for the national good, they care for their own political careers, for their own welfare and the welfare of their support base. This is the problem, the recurring problem, of this country. Arroyo needs to make precedence and hold her ground, so that future administrations can learn from her. She is the President of this Republic, chosen by the people and elected by the people. Mobs and rallying groups DO NOT speak for the entire Filipino Citizenry. Unless there is a general uprising throughout the entire country or a massive people power as that of 86, then, I pray and hope she holds her ground.

This woman is brilliant and knows what she's doing.

ya, very true.

Picturesque, Els.

Gorgeous views.

Congratulations, Madam Langgam.

And may you continue to fly and soar with us. You are one of the many colors that make our Tubag Bohol Family shine

God Bless,

Peace,

sabao! what is the name?

I love this tho.

What do these men want?
For the President to step down?

And what then? More discourse, revolution, instability, rallies, military coups, instability in the south.

And what will happen to our surging economy?

It will turn cold. Speculations will arise, and confidence on our economy will fall again, the peso will depreciate again, foreign investors will pull back.

We must think about the realities of nation building and the BIGGER picture.
Over 90 million lives are at stake, and one must remember that for a change to manifest, years must pass. Change isn't immediate, but gradual.

I reiterate, I am an Arroyo loyalist.

Ate Belle,

I celebrated Easter with my Mom, my Dad, my Brothers Andre and Don, and my sister Angel.
We visited church, prayed, had a simple dinner, and then departed for college.

I miss My family DEARLY, but I know that through Christ, all will be fine.
The Lord is my sheppard, and he leads me to green pastures. With Him, Always.

God Bless you Ate Belle, and your ENTIRE Family.
May the Lord God walk with you always, and carry you during hard times,
For Nothing is impossible for Him. Amen!

Always,
Your Friend,
Bran

haha, kuyawa pood. Isug diay ka Kiams because you have the stomach for these kinds of genre. Do you happen to be Waray-Waray or something? lol

But on a serious note tho, I'll take a look at this because I have *some* free time now; I do recommend a book by Tolstoy named "Anna Karenina" to you. The synopsis is about the plight of the woman during the late 19th century, the rise of feminine feelings during the time of the Russian Revolution. Military love, two lovers, the nation state at risk, the people, the state of religion, etc all are in discourse with one another. And one woman's story is documented. Its beautiful.

A macro-micro view of the human persona during times of strife and one's ability to rise up to the challenge.

Cheers,

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Quote from: Lorenzo on March 24, 2008, 11:46:46 AM
'te, I bet Mike would love this




sus, wow na wow!

dream car nimo ni Dong?

Not my dream car, Tito, but an inspiration.

My dream car is a simple sedan. Mercedes S-550 series.

And despite their deadly predatory nature, mankind has risen and benefited from our ancestral foe.

Medicinal advances have manifested because of the snake. Snake venom is being used to create blood thinners, treat stroke patients, and have been effective in combating certain types of cancers.

The brilliance of mankind.

Quote from: kiamoy` on March 21, 2008, 08:42:40 AM
im for marcos. despite the corruption. it was on his time that philippines started to grow.. g abuse raman sa military ila power.

Same here, Im a fan of Marcos. Despite the opinions of the collective, I have a deep sense of respect and admiration for that man.

awake
happy
smiling

Quote from: Macky Ferniz on March 24, 2008, 08:06:23 AM
I am reading Cryptozoology and related topics.

I've read that there is a bill in Canada prohibiting the haunting of the "Sashquatch". After all, there are evidence that these creatures exists and it is now the most endangered species &  protected by Canadian Law.

How about our Sigbin? Does it really exist? It is an undocumented species and would mean big cash for anyone who discover it alive. Anyone?

Interesting, can you elucidate us about this particular study, Mr. Ferniz?

You have my attention.

Rise up, Los Rizales of our time!

Where art thou?

The bosom of thy precious nation calls for thee!
Rise up to her call!

The Mother weeps, wolves surround her, defend her, Los Rizales!

Really?

My favorite genre

I'll have to take a look at this book. Kudos, Kiamoy.

Ursalana

Congrats Pacman!

You are one Isug Bisayan.

Quote from: grazie7y on March 24, 2008, 02:46:24 PM
I do like chicken curry, Dong!  I like to use curry powder.  I have this simple chicken recipe that uses flattened chicken breast marinated with lots of garlic and curry powder and lemon juice with the zest.  Just warm a little olive oil in the skillet, pan fry the marinated chicken without putting the marinade.  Once brown on both sides, add the marinade, stir until cooked and add salt and pepper to taste.   eat with chapati or just rice and that's good!

haha lami! tongue enticing jud.

My friend Awtar helped me cook Rajasthani-style chicken tikka masala before, ang style kai different sa bihari or southern indian chicken curry kai dili kaayo spicy ang Rajasthani style chicken tikka masala.

They do use alot of white plain yogurt, and orange curry. Perting lami kaayo, the style he uses is only yogurt; but when I cook it I add a can or two of coconut milk with the yogurt so it puts a balance. He likes to add sugar, but I like to ad a dash of salt and black pepper.

I serve my chicken tikka masala with white rice, pero Awtar eats his with nan (flat bread). Lami baya ilang style, kai very intricate.

Dear _________


I miss you

Silas

its pinakbet

Online, then again this is why its called 'rumors'.

Lorenzo
Lucino

Yes, its basically the same thing. Do you like chicken curry, 'te?

OMG, it is the best! At first i was hesitant on drinking it, but I did try it and its so good. Its not deathly sweet, but you it does have a natural sweetness to it, the consistency of lamb milk is very thick, it naturally has a aromatic smell to it.

Its perfect whenever eating spicy dishes, lol.

No wonder why Ukrainians and Russians are so darn tall and big boned. They drink this kind of milk. lol

This is another popular dish, a big favorite in the Odessa region; near the Russian Border.

Its a top dish in Eastern Europe-South Asia-Middle East



Poglidev ni prashkta, or better known as Chicken Tikka Masala

hahaha

have you ever had lamb's milk, 'te?  Served very warm, and thick.

Aguy!

I miss Ukraine

So whats the name of this dish?

The Best Food Game that can titillate the senses

"Name That Dish!"

kani mai lamb kebab-->

Quote from: grazie7y on March 24, 2008, 02:12:20 PM

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 24, 2008, 02:05:58 PM
o really? ive never tried persian kebab before, 'te. I'll have to try it someday.

Any belly dancers for entertainment? hahaha

j/k

hahahhaha I saw the belly dancers but not in that same resto.  You know Dong, before they serve the main dish, they give you a basket of appetizer of herbs like mint, cilantro, basil, and some red radish and onions with goat cheese and their famous flat bread.  Oh, they make their flat bread in a corner where we can see them.

aguy! Thats the the way they served it in Ukraine, 'te

The prepared a plate filled with basil, black pepper, spices and filled with olive oil.
They served us freshly cooked peppered wheat bread, cooked in their bricked ovens.
We ate inside large tents and sat on tatar rugs.
The lab kebabs suited our view of the Crimean coast.

Pero they say the best kebabs are found either in Greece or Turkey kono. Gusto ko mo try adto someday.

Great sand, great view, great everything.

Am I right?

*licks lips*

si senorita guapita, si siempre, si!

darnit,

now im hungry for kebabs

my lips are itchy for some some lamb kebab right now drizzling with barbecue sauce and some brown rice.
mmmmmmmzz

James
Jet

o really? ive never tried persian kebab before, 'te. I'll have to try it someday.

Any belly dancers for entertainment? hahaha

j/k

Quote from: swakee on March 24, 2008, 02:00:12 PM
moy bein Dong... ahahaha

Dong, gipagawas na jud nimo ang imong kinakusgan nga avatar hap?

ah! perfecto, mi amiga! unsa man gi hizo nimo aqui?

Ethylene mi amiga de amigas,

Donde usted ha sido todo este vez? Por que usted oculto de mi? Mi corazon lastima porque usted estaba ausente durante mucho tiempo.

huhuhuhu

lol, okey ra man.

Ikaw, mi amiga? Como estas ka dyan?

Hahahahaha

Gwapa baya na si Maria Clara.
Diba, Swaks?



guaps na guaps

hahahahahaha

Maria mi amor! Bailar con mi?! MiamoramoramoramorRrRrRr..

kuyawa pood.

Na tinagalog man si Maria Maria Maria, lol

ya ya ya very good.

Whats your favorite kebab style, 'te?

Ever tried barbecued Lamb kebab?

I had that almost everyday when I was studying in Ukraine in Summer 2006.
There is a village in the province of Crimea called Sovatlespol that makes great Tatar-style lamb kebab.

The way the Tatars ate it was lying down on the side and with their hands.

It was one of the best dishes I ever had. 

LoL!

Beware of hungry women.

Mao jud

Balik Na!

Dali Na!

haha, Ms. Orchids, you know my taste jud.

Yes, she is Spanish blood

If I'd have to pick, definitely Jenna (middle).

**whistles**

Gorgeous girl.

beautiful seniors bitaw. The closer graduation day comes, the more bonded we are.

Quote from: LanggamTamsi2 on March 24, 2008, 01:21:51 PM
Asa may imong pinitik sa kasing2 ani dong lorenz.

haha amiga ra man ni sila, beautiful nonetheless.

Picture of the day, definitely. 

Gai, musta naman ka, dinha?

Hows everything over there~

Peace out, mon ami.

Quote from: orChids on March 23, 2008, 08:15:24 PM
Hehehe marvelous pa gani ang giingon ni Enzo.Unya kita muna muna nang lad ok sa laway sa kaluod.whew!

lol, yes, ma'am

'te, I bet Mike would love this




sus, wow na wow!

'te, Guapo na guapo man jud nang Cadillac. Top of the line man jud nang Cadillac; the best of the best of American Cars.

Guapo kaayo ang design sa cadillac, IMO.

by Chris Brown
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Diggin' this song right now. 

How was Zoya?

Quote from: kiamoy` on March 23, 2008, 08:59:26 PM
so Lorenzo, what can you say about Jun Lozada then? the new celebrity witness in town? ugh

It is unfortunate that he was killed. There are rumors and speculations on the linking of Neri to it, do you know if the case was solved?

Amen, Amen, Amen. I say to you again, Amen!

You Are our Savior.

The Life, The Way and The Resurrection.
The Word that Was made Flesh
The Word that Was, Is, and Will Be with the Father and the Holy Spirit.
All Things Were Made Because of You.

Yes, Lord, I believe.

Deep Leyte.

Northern Luzon was  considered the unconquered lands by the Spanish Conquistadores.
Try as they might, every legion that was raised, every native war party they hired to bid their will in conquering the Kingdoms of the Ifugao peoples, all failed.

The Ifugao, the living remnant of the ancient proto-malay race (these people are the first asiatic mongoloids to cross the frigid temperatures of siberia, of northern china, down the valleys of south east asia, and crossed the land bridge that once connected south east asia eons upon eons ago. Till they arrived in what is now present day Luzon. These Ifugao displaced the negritos, and with their dog willed determination, claimed overlordship of these lands).

The Ifugao people were alive in the days of the wooly mammoth, the siberian saber tooth tigers, the giant sloths, the giant birds. The Ifugao were hunters and nomads, and for eons upon eons, they survived on the meat of these great beasts. Until, they mastered agriculture and sedentiary farming. They are as Ancient as the islands of the Philippines. They are the Masters of these Islands.

They are an indomitable people. They have survived and retained their ancient forms of culture that goes over 5 thousand years. Before the Pharaohs of Egypt built the pyramids of Egypt, before Christ Jesus was born in Judea, before the Chinese Empire was even concieved, these humble, yet determined Malay peoples already carved these terraces.

Defying the test of time. They have survived the waves of Spaniards, of Americans, of Japanese, and even the present day secular Filipino.


They are the link to our past. An ancient and proud people. Humility and survival is in their blood. 

Quote from: mench on March 23, 2008, 04:53:35 PM
hi just wanna say hi to all TB pipz ! mao ni pics nko ug ako family..aron mkaila mo ug kinsa c ako,hehehe

Another handsome family.

There is a saying that speaks for this picture, True friendship transcends the peaks and valleys of life.

We can learn alot from these two boys.

Quote from: orChids on March 19, 2008, 02:42:34 PM
Just wanna greet Karen and friends,Happy graduation gals.

Congratulations! And may blessings upon blessings rain down on them. Through God All Things Are Possible,


Warm Regards!

Yes,

I'll check these songs out

Thanks, beb.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=svEPX2GpoXY

Painfully hilarious

Quote from: Brownman on March 20, 2008, 03:55:28 PM


KC with her dad Gabby

Like father, like daughter jud.

Words cannot describe the feelings of such a loss, and I am deeply sorry for those who were affected jud, 'te. It is always a hard thing to deal with whenever a loved one, either they are friends or family, is lost.

It is irreparable. And the only things we have are memories and pictures, which help to comfort us.

You know, there are times that I question my faith. And it isn't the type of questioning where I just question scripture and what not, but it is the type where I question the trueness and purity of faith. Specially whenever one thinks about death and affected by the loss of a loved one. However, I take comfort in the faith of others and those who went before me to strengthen my own faith. I take comfort that there really is a resurrection and salvation after this journey we call life. Countless numbers of our brothers and sisters have gone to their eternal rest in hope of rising again, in seeing another rising sun; life and an awakening beyond the grave.

Contemplation of this envigorates me and my faith. That there Is a life after death. That death and mourning isn't just a feeling for those who lost a loved one. Death is the end of this life, and the beginning of another. Something that we all must go through. Each passing day, each hour, we come closer to our eternal rest in this earthly pilgrimage.

Whether we accept or deny this is up to the individual. To believe or not believe is up to the individual.

But imagine, what one will feel after the moment of death, after the moment of physical death, one's eyes are opened again. Not physical eyes, but the eyes of the spirit. That, my friends, is something we must look forward to.
To mourn is natural and part of life, but for those who are truly afflicted and suffering, take comfort that there will be a sunrise after our sunset.

And God will wipe every tear from their eyes.
Rev. 7:17

No machine was used to carve mountain sides to flat plains for rice. Rock, stone, and dirt were removed.
It was raw, and pure man power, and a rugged determination to survive that drove our ancient forefathers to do this.
No temple, building, ship, or decorations can compare this kind of impact.


To change nature itself to suite the needs of man

The Banaue Rice Terraces

The ancient and regal power of the proud Malays,

Who can turn mountains to rice lands,

The behemoth that is Mayon

Wow

Another world leader that I admire. One, for his oratory skills in rallying the populace to be his vanguard. Second, for his brilliance in military tactics; conquering most of continental Europe in the Spirit of French Revolutionary Discourse. Third, for his broad-minded and long termed goal in producing and creating a 'Unified Europe' during a time when regionalism, feudalism, pragmatism was still raw in some parts of Europe. When the time of ancient and backwards total autocratic authoritarianism ruled the day. He dreamt of a Republican system for a Unified French Europe.

Yes, I speak of the man by the name of Napoleon Bonaparte.

His legacy, his brilliance, and his history precedes him. 

I've always been a supporter of Arroyo. She's a strong willed woman and it is a leader like Arroyo that can make this republic work. This nation needs a serious leader, one who will not be afraid to use force when necessary. This country is regionalistic, with very biased points of views depending on provincial geography. In order to succeed in the helm of Presidency, a man or woman must be tough skinned to dish out all the insults of opposition, yet focused enough to keep eyes on the bigger picture. The prosperity and the stability of this republic.

Arroyo has brought unheard of economic prosperity to the Philippines since the days of early Marcosian years.

The Philippine economy is 'Hot', jobs are coming in, thousands of foreign employers are looking to the Philippines again as a competitive player in the world market. Our service sector is growing; Arroyo has done her share of catapulting the Philippines in the world stage and sold the image of our country as a worthy, aggressive, and educated people.

There is a saying ushered by Voltaire, a great European Enlightenment Thinker, that speaks for me, "Excessive revolution is unhealthy for a republic."

We sang this during the adoration of the stations of the cross this weekend, 'te. And yes, Amen I say to you, when the choir sang it it caused me to tremble, tremble, tremble..

Its a very passionate song, and reflects the Easter Week.

Welcome to the warmth that is the Tubag Bohol Family.

Welcome, Jang, and may you make new friends in here.

This is disgusting.

Quote from: orChids on March 16, 2008, 08:40:32 PM
Are you sure that soap and water is enough?

Watch this.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GiHtUFuGgSA

Interesting, Id like to see a surgical removal of this worm. Ive actually seen hook worms all over a man's foot before, an entire colony of them.

Marvelous in a way.

Quote from: grazie7y on March 23, 2008, 08:43:43 AM

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 23, 2008, 08:40:15 AM
My two good friends, Don and Bryan.
My college buddies.

Dong, is Don also a cookie monster just like Bryan?

Pretty much, 'te. lol.

We're the monster trio.

Quote from: Ginger on March 23, 2008, 02:55:21 AM
                 

This is my best friend Joyce. She used to be my officemate when I was still working in Cebu years ago. A mom of three. She is tough, kind, values true friendship and very thoughtful. A friend who I never thought would stand beside me ready to pull me up and consistently reminds me that I have to be grateful no matter how unfair life is, to battle with it and to remain strong....For so many years our friendship had gone so much stronger and I'm so proud and lucky to have her in my Life...We both are a witness to so much misery, laughters and tears, losing and winning...Yet despite the odds, we continue to bloom and survive...

Joyce is fighting the big C but despite of all she still show gratefulness in everything around her. And every time we talk about her illness she would end up saying - "It just feels so Great to Be Alive!! I wonder why others refuse to enjoy it and love it...I Do and I will hang on no matter what".

P.S. The pic was taken during her 31st birthday, right after her 4th chemotherapy.

Ate,

Your friend Joyce is in my prayers. I am so sorry that she has to suffer this ailment, Blessings to her for being so strong in her battle against cancer. Blessings to her children and her family who have to be strong for her. I pray that the Lord bless her with more years that her battle with cancer will be for the better. And I pray for you, 'te, to be strong for your friend and for the pain that you are going through right now that your friend is in.

My prayers are with you guys. Be strong, and as what Joyce tells us, "Be glad to be alive!" Amen!
Give her my regards.

One of my dearest friends, Robbo.

I miss you bro. Keep on smiling, Robbo.

My two good friends, Don and Bryan.
My college buddies.

Ma hilak na pood ko ani kai mo balik man mi sa college ugma.
Ning ingoon pood ahong little brother earlier as I was packing my things, "Kuya, are you going away again?"

Ingoon ko, "Yes, Andre. Leaving again."

Ingoon pood siya, "Awww, but i want you and Ate to stay."

It was so hard holding back the tears from falling. Ma mingaw na pood ta lagi.

You're right Kiamoy. Thats a great song. 


Eiffel65's "Im Blue"

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Amen
Amen!

Beautiful bitaw, 'te.


Salamaat kaayo for sharing with us. It makes my spirit glad to hear it.

Beautiful ni, 'te.


Yes, Happy Easter to You and to Everyone.

May the Lord Have Mercy on Us All.
Forget not us O Lord,
You are our Strength, Our Light when all is dark, Our staff when the road is slippery, Our path when all around us is nothing but jagged rocks. You are the Way, the Life, and the Resurrection. Lord, May we someday join family members who have gone before us in death. Raise us, O Lord, from the dead. Have Mercy on All of Us, O Lord.

For Thine is the Power and Glory. Now And Forever.

This We Pray Through Christ Jesus Our Lord and Saviour.



AMEN

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Lyrics

Were you there when they crucified my Lord ?
Were you there when they crucified my Lord ?
Oh, sometimes it causes me to tremble, tremble, tremble
Were you there when they crucified my Lord ? Were you there when they nailed him to the tree ?
Were you there when they nailed him to the tree ?
Oh, sometimes it causes me to tremble, tremble, tremble
Were you there when they nailed him to the tree ?

Were you there when they pierced him in the side ?
Were you there when they pierced him in the side ?
Oh, sometimes it causes me to tremble, tremble, tremble
Were you there when they pierced him in the side ?

Were you there when they laid him in the tomb ?
Were you there when they laid him in the tomb ?
Oh, sometimes it causes me to tremble, tremble, tremble
Were you there when they laid him in the tomb ?

But God raised Him up again, putting an end to the agony of death, since it was impossible for Him to be held in its power.
Acts 2:24







Christ is risen, Alleluia. He is truly risen, Alleluia. The Lord is risen from the grave, Alleluia.  Who hung upon the Cross for us, Alleluia!

Let us pray. O God, through Thine only-begotten Son Thou hast overcome death on this day and hast opened unto us the gate of everlasting life; pursue with Thine aid the good resolves Thou hast inspired, and by Thy constant help make them lastingly effective. Through the same Jesus Christ, Thy Son, who is living and reigning forever and ever. Alleluia, Alleluia.

Sing praise to our Lord, for He is gracious, it is fitting to praise Him. Sing to the Lord with thanksgiving; sing praise with the harp to our God, Who covers the heavens with clouds, who provides rain for the earth; Who makes grain sprout on the mountains and herbs for the service of men; Who gives food to the cattle, and to the young ravens when they cry to In the strength of the steed He delights not, nor is He pleased with the fleshness of men. The Lord is pleased with those who fear Him, and with those who hope for His kindness.

Now when the Sabbath was past, Mary Magdalen And Mary, the mother of Jesus, and Salome bought sweet spices that coming they might anoint Jesus. And very early in the morning, the first day of the week, they came to the sepulchre, the sun being now risen. And they said to one another: Who shall roll us back the stone from the door of the sepulchre? And looking they saw the stone rolled back, for it was very great. And entering into the sepulchre they saw a young man sitting on the right side, clothed with a white robe; and they were astonished. Who saith to them: Be not affrighted. You seek Jesus of Nazareth who was crucified. He is risen! He is not here! Behold the place where they laid Him. But go tell His disciples, and Peter, that He goes before you into Galilee where you shall see him, as He told you. (Mark 16:1-7)

Amen

Quote from: Happy on March 23, 2008, 07:34:07 AM
Mao pud dong, sa pagkatinuod lang naibog jud ko sa akong amiga bitaw, I eman sa iyang baby ba hehe. Sa hospital pa to nakong picture

Ate Cel, ingna imung amiga iyang gamaytitoy is a very handsome baby boy! His father must be a proud man uy.

I missed you guys uy. Na mingaw ko sa inyong stories ug inyong life messages.
As Christ was united with his Father and the Holy Spirit on the 3rd day, so too are we, TB family members united again.

Maluuy ang ginoo, we all stay safe, healthy, and prosperous always.

Sige,
My love and my warm humble regards,

hahaha its okay 'te Cel. Na happy pood ta ba makakita ug gamaytitoy.

One cannot help but restrain our fatherly instincts.

LoL