Hulagways Part 2 – Dwayne’s 1st Birthday

Ang hulagway sa usa ka maamumahong amahan – “ANG PAGSUSUMIKAP Part 1”

Ang hulagway sa usa ka mahigugmaong amahan – “ANG PAGPAPANGGAP Part 1”

The face of a unique father – “THE HOUR OF TRUTH – From the whole capsule of truth accounts”

Hulagways Part 1 – Dwayne’s 1st Birthday

Ang hulagway sa usa ka malipayong pamilya – “ANG PAGSASADULA Part 1”

Ang hulagway sa usa ka malipayong pamilya – ANG PAGSASADULA Part 2″

CASTS:

Child Actor – DWAYNE
Father Figure – PAPASANG
Mother Figure – CHERRY MAE

Floor Manager – RUBY
Documentor – KARA
Director – MYE
*Moral Support – DONNA MARIE

I’ve seen it!

Allow me to express my belated opinion because I’VE SEEN SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE at last! Finished it ten minutes ago. A W E S O M E, a round of applause claps claps claps. It was the indisputable love that got me. I’ve been downloading this movie from Limewire since yesterday, so worth it!

But the ending was just so undeniably pinoy, what with the dance number and the baduy choreography? Brought me back to Manilyn Reynes-Janno Gibbs tandem haha! Slumdog Millionaire – highly recommended – I know I don’t even have to mention this anymore.

The End of America

A forwarded email has been sitting along with my other unattended mails, never though it could be interesting.

http://www.counterthink.com/025688.html

Thanks to Sir Joe Choashi for this link J

Daily Blackouts in Davao

I did not know until I came across Manilenyo in Davao’s Blog… Please follow the link below:

http://tagadavao.wordpress.com/2009/03/25/reason-for-the-daily-blackouts-in-davao/

One Lazy Option

1. Fact: I have two phone lines, one is SMART, the other is SUN (which is of course becoming the fad these days).
2. Fact: I live 2 kilometers away from the wireless centers located at The Gaisano Mall of Davao where I could pay my bills. I work 7 kilometers away from these wireless centers. I hate strutting my baby steps in the mall after work not unless I have to buy something I crave or I need to kill time.
3. Fact: I hate Gaisano Mall’s parking area especially after 6pm.
4. Fact: If somebody needs me they will call me. If I need to reach somebody, there’s the landline – and of course there’s Yahoo Instant Messaging.
5. Fact: I like to announce this to the world, you better know my devil.

My likely future:

I’d rather SUN and SMART cut me off than go to the mall and pay my bills which are by the way sooooo overdue. If they don’t cut me off tonight, I’ll pay tomorrow. Same pattern goes I believe if they don’t cut me off tomorrow. I can’t like it when I hate it, especially today…

ABS-CBN Summer 2009 Station ID

…had its full debut minutes ago shortly after TV Patrol World. A round of applause to Channel 2!!! I don’t know if I was just to preoccupied but, did anybody notice Sharon Cuneta and Kris Aquino there???

Looking for Step 4 of 100

Slacking. Awaiting step 4 of 100 – whatever it will be, seems like the moment will be stranded forever because Cherry has found a new pastime with Pang…

Step 3 of 100: "The Chocolate Cake"

Last bonding moments, step 3 of 100:

Again, thanks to Cherry (and Mr. Pang too) for the chocolate cake, we sure enjoyed it yesterday because LJ was not around.

Step 2 of 100: "Mangosteen"

Last bonding moments step 2 of 100…

The Purple Mangosteen (Garcinia mangostana), colloquially known simply as “the mangosteen”, is a tropical evergreen tree, believed to have originated in the Sunda Islands and the Moluccas of Indonesia. The tree grows from 7 to 25 m (20-80 ft) tall. The rind (exocarp) of the edible fruit is deep reddish purple when ripe. Botanically an aril, the fragrant edible flesh can be described as sweet and tangy, citrusy with peach flavor and texture.

The Purple Mangosteen belongs to the same genus as the other – less widely known – mangosteens, such as the Button Mangosteen (G. prainiana) or the Lemondrop Mangosteen (G. madruno). Botanically, they are not related to the mango (Mangifera spp.), which belongs to the Anacardiaceae plant family.

Just recently a bunch of mangosteen sellers started lining up by Lanang, and we pass by them everyday on our way to work. Cherry bought mangosteen three weeks ago and the price was considerably high as compared to when she bought the mangosteen (not in Lanang) near the Bureau of Customs last Friday (together with Mr. Pang). The fruit is quite expensive but to date, you can now find PhP45.00 a kilo around.

To document step 2:

We are really serious about the documentation, we want it FLAWLESS. Haha!