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When it matters most
Why is it that people wait for someone to be gone before they offer kind words? By then it would have been too late, and these would just have fallen on deaf ears. By then, it would be meaningless, and … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Family
Tagged communication, Family, Father's Day, flowers, reaching out
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A Memorable Birthday
Cafe Filomena’s Special Chopsuey and Fish with Tausi, Qyosko’s BGC, Rago’s Pansit, Php@,@@@.00 (treat by Uno, so thanks)… Fruits, Php@@@.00… San’s Rival Biko & Cafe Filomena’s Pandan cake, Php@@@.00… Softdrinks, Php@@.00 (given by Micah & Fel-Ann)… San’s Rival large Cookie … Continue reading
Exhale and be relieved
As the two-year overseas employment contract of my brother is nearing its completion come March 2011, he has been complaining quite often these past weeks on how hard it is becoming to endure working with his boss. As such, he … Continue reading
Customized Alarm Clock
Coming from our 5-day vacation in Davao City from last weekend and the early part of the week, Borski and I can’t help but notice that despite the short stint there, we had grown accustomed to the “alarm clock” of … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Movies and Travel
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Underwater Escapade
As I was about to depart back to Manila to report for work about a month ago, Borski and I discussed that we would once again try out diving. We tried this out and surprisingly, enjoyed the experience so much … Continue reading
Mañanita for Daddy Andy
Today is a special day. Today is my father-in-law’s birthday, and he just turned 58 years of age. I woke up at 4:15 AM and cooked corned beef with diced potato, one of the pitch-in goodies that will be brought … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Happy Thoughts
Tagged birthdays, Dachshund, German Shepherd, Mañanita, mass
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Leaving on a Jet Plane
Last Saturday, as I watched my brother Andrew go through the pre-departure area of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3 (NAIA 3), I couldn’t help but feel a little a little heavy, especially since considering the present crossroads that … Continue reading