i love my new theme...
la lang...
not too girly eventho' it's in shades of red/pink
sana it'll be this easy as changing your blog's theme...
u can then change everything
but if it is
then u'll come to a point u'll take it for granted
now, that's the reason why u'll have to exert effort to change
to value how you've grown
to appreciate ur efforts
to have something previous to look back to.
:D
change...
would do you good...
(who's the singer?...i'll google it this time...)
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
7 months
almost...
well, at least now it's back...
yun na lang cguro ang titingnan ko...
naibalik siya...
stop.
wag na lagyan ng kasunod....
it'll spoil the moment.
thank you po for protecting me the entire seven months...
please continue protecting me pa po.
:D
well, at least now it's back...
yun na lang cguro ang titingnan ko...
naibalik siya...
stop.
wag na lagyan ng kasunod....
it'll spoil the moment.
thank you po for protecting me the entire seven months...
please continue protecting me pa po.
:D
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
version
i just want to exhale...
there are different sides to a story
but it matters what reaches the authority
:( sad but true... (who's the singer na nga ba?!)
there are different sides to a story
but it matters what reaches the authority
:( sad but true... (who's the singer na nga ba?!)
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Fairy Tales
Fairy Tale Lessons (from tumblogs):
Falling in love is not always a “happily ever after” story. Most of the time, it’s just “once upon a time.”
Why was Snow White given a poisoned apple? - to show us that not everyone is gonna be kind & not everyone is really who they say they are.
Why did Cinderella run away at midnight? - to remind us that everything does have its limitations, even dreams.
Why did Ariel exchange her fins for feet? - to show us that people are willing to give up anything to be with who they love & to just be happy.
Why did Aurora sleep for 100 years? - to tell us that you might have to wait for quite some time for your true love to come along, sometimes very long, but it's worth it.
Why did Princess Jasmine fall for Aladdin? - to let us know that what the heart wants, it wants it no matter what.
Why was Belle in love with a Beast? - to remind us that you can't really help what's on the outside, but if the inside is beautiful, then nothing will stand in the way of your love.
Sometimes you have to forget what you want to get what you deserve.
Falling in love is not always a “happily ever after” story. Most of the time, it’s just “once upon a time.”
Why was Snow White given a poisoned apple? - to show us that not everyone is gonna be kind & not everyone is really who they say they are.
Why did Cinderella run away at midnight? - to remind us that everything does have its limitations, even dreams.
Why did Ariel exchange her fins for feet? - to show us that people are willing to give up anything to be with who they love & to just be happy.
Why did Aurora sleep for 100 years? - to tell us that you might have to wait for quite some time for your true love to come along, sometimes very long, but it's worth it.
Why did Princess Jasmine fall for Aladdin? - to let us know that what the heart wants, it wants it no matter what.
Why was Belle in love with a Beast? - to remind us that you can't really help what's on the outside, but if the inside is beautiful, then nothing will stand in the way of your love.
Sometimes you have to forget what you want to get what you deserve.
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* Ruin is a gift. It is a road to transformation.
* We're afraid of staying together because we know we'll both be destroyed.
* Losing your balance for love is part of finding balance in your life.
Eat Pray Love
Cheche.Chrissy.Gina.Alma.Jeanette.Moy.Eslu
i love dancing
super delayed reaction...
i forgot if i was able to post this update...
forgot the actual date of showing...
pero i just want to note...
first movie ko with mike...(ni ate)
first 3D movie nilang 2...(sempre pa inuwi ang 3D shades...)
i love dancing...it's just that...like music, dancing doesn't love me...ehe!
the leading lady said something about being herself on the dance floor, eh...
for me...it's me being in a dream state...chos!
Pray. Pray much. Pray on.
Fr. Jerry Orbos
It is always an inspiring sight to see a person with head bowed, and knees bent in prayer. In whatever way, or in whatever form, a person in prayer is a person at peace. The value of prayer is not just the belief that our petitions will be granted, but the assurance that we are not alone, that there is someone listening, and that there is some hope and direction amid our loneliness and confusion. Pray. Pray much. Pray on.
* * *
When was the last time you really prayed, and prayed really? There are times when, try as we might, we come to a standstill, and we hit rock bottom. At such times, pray. Pray angry, pray mad, pray ugly, whatever, but pray anyway. And pray on. No need to pray beautiful. Just pray real.
* * *
The very first act I do every morning is to kneel down as soon as I wake up. This practice I learned from our formator, Fr. Michael Padua, SVD, when I entered the minor seminary in 1966. On bended knees, we do not need to say much because when we kneel in humility, we know who we are, and we know who God is. When we kneel down, with all our blessings and “achievements,” we know that all these come from God, and that they could be gone in a flick of a finger. When we kneel down, with all our burdens and problems, we know for certain, that there is someone bigger than us who can help us. Do you want to know who you really are, and what the score really is? Kneel down!
* * *
At the end of the day, kneel down. (If unable to do this, just bow down your head in prayer). Whatever transpired during your day, good or bad, happy or sad, lay them all before God’s heart, and surrender everything in prayer. Prayer at the end of the day provides the necessary “closure” to help us get a good night’s rest.
* * *
Try this: If you cannot sleep, hold your rosary or your crucifix. No need to say much. Just stay focused, then surrender everything instead of trying to resolve all your problems and concerns in your head. And yes, instead of counting sheep, count your blessings.
* * *
Why is prayer important? A text message I received says: “Prayer quiets our hearts, clears our vision, activates our faith and makes things happen.” If prayer seems not important to you yet, at this point in time, maybe that is the reason why your heart is not quiet, your vision is not clear, your faith is not active and things are not really happening in your life.
It is always an inspiring sight to see a person with head bowed, and knees bent in prayer. In whatever way, or in whatever form, a person in prayer is a person at peace. The value of prayer is not just the belief that our petitions will be granted, but the assurance that we are not alone, that there is someone listening, and that there is some hope and direction amid our loneliness and confusion. Pray. Pray much. Pray on.
* * *
When was the last time you really prayed, and prayed really? There are times when, try as we might, we come to a standstill, and we hit rock bottom. At such times, pray. Pray angry, pray mad, pray ugly, whatever, but pray anyway. And pray on. No need to pray beautiful. Just pray real.
* * *
The very first act I do every morning is to kneel down as soon as I wake up. This practice I learned from our formator, Fr. Michael Padua, SVD, when I entered the minor seminary in 1966. On bended knees, we do not need to say much because when we kneel in humility, we know who we are, and we know who God is. When we kneel down, with all our blessings and “achievements,” we know that all these come from God, and that they could be gone in a flick of a finger. When we kneel down, with all our burdens and problems, we know for certain, that there is someone bigger than us who can help us. Do you want to know who you really are, and what the score really is? Kneel down!
* * *
At the end of the day, kneel down. (If unable to do this, just bow down your head in prayer). Whatever transpired during your day, good or bad, happy or sad, lay them all before God’s heart, and surrender everything in prayer. Prayer at the end of the day provides the necessary “closure” to help us get a good night’s rest.
* * *
Try this: If you cannot sleep, hold your rosary or your crucifix. No need to say much. Just stay focused, then surrender everything instead of trying to resolve all your problems and concerns in your head. And yes, instead of counting sheep, count your blessings.
* * *
Why is prayer important? A text message I received says: “Prayer quiets our hearts, clears our vision, activates our faith and makes things happen.” If prayer seems not important to you yet, at this point in time, maybe that is the reason why your heart is not quiet, your vision is not clear, your faith is not active and things are not really happening in your life.
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