Saturday, May 29, 2010
Friday, May 28, 2010
Two Mocha Frapp. for JHA! HAHA. @ Starbucks. with my Bro. :) Natawa nga ako sa sinabe saken nung GURL.
Magkapatid ba kayo? Kase Hinde kayo Magka mukha. :) haha biruin mo un!
Then She Ask Me kung taga saan ako! What is my Skul! HAHA. Close kami ee. Bakit ba? Oh my Eto pa ung Sinabi niya. RICH KID. Ha? Sino? Ako? haha Hinde kaya. :))
Monday, May 24, 2010
Shet! I Miss you Guys! :( This Photo was took by: Joycaren Angeles! In Front of the Shell Select, Delifrance & Starbucks Coffee along NLEX! Where we stop over! Thanks For the Nice picture! and its our way to Subic Ocean View! April 12, 2010! What will be our next goal? aha! I thought it was tagaytay? hihi Wait for me to come back soon. :) Jha: Missing you all! :(
My 18th Bday!
Super Saya co dito. HAHA! Kase Halos silang Lahat Pumunta. Family.Relatives.Friends.Barkada.Classmates.Kapit Bahay! haha. Masaya kase parang ito na ung Reunion Namen mag kakaklase! Kahit di nakaattend. ung adviser namen. Still Enjoi padin kame. Mawawala ba Kwentuhan.Asaran.Tawanan? HAHA! at ang Pasimuno jan ay c Cherryl. Always. ahaha! Siya namn lage ang Mahilig Mang Asar simula pa nung High School kame. HAHA! Super Had Fun. :)) tsk! Natawa pa ko sa sinabe saken ng Lola ko.! "Bf mo ba yung Partner mo? Bagay kayo!" hahaha! Sagot ko. Hinde HAHa! tsk. Friend lang kami nun since High School. :) kaya aun. :) JHA is Lab! :D
Events!
Ito Picture na to. kuha ito Bago kame Mag Tag of War Syempre. Masaya Super Enjoi. Ang Kulit ni Ma'am, jan aha! Sa unang Game palang ahahaha! Sobrang saya kahit di ako na Attend nung Second day! HAHA. Kase namn gumawa pa ko ng eksana ko.! Bakit ba? hihi!
TIRED! :(
I'm tired of waiting for you, I'm sick of always falling for your words. I want to leave, but something about you keeps pulling me back in.
Sunday, May 23, 2010
How to Fall Out of Love With a Best Friend
Falling in love with a best friend can change your relationship with him. Falling out of love with a best friend can be difficult, especially if you and your best friend started dating only to find out that it is best to go back to being just friends.
Instructions
Step1
Acknowledge your feeling of love for your best friend. Decide if you truly love your best friend or if you simply care about her/him.
Step2
Make a list of the reasons why you should remain just platonic friends. This can include the things that you find unattractive about your best friend.
Step3
Consider the people that your best friend has dated in the past. This will give you an indication of whether you are a good match for your best friend.
Step4
Write a letter to your best friend that details your feelings. You can destroy the letter after you write it. It will help you to get over your feelings.
Step5
Spend less time with your best friend. This may be difficult at first, but it is only necessary until your feelings subside to a friendly level.
Step6
Think about the value of your friendship. A solid friendship is better than a rocky love affair.
Step7
Talk to a trusted friend or parent if your love for your best friend stays strong despite your attempt to fall out of love with him/her.
Instructions
Step1
Acknowledge your feeling of love for your best friend. Decide if you truly love your best friend or if you simply care about her/him.
Step2
Make a list of the reasons why you should remain just platonic friends. This can include the things that you find unattractive about your best friend.
Step3
Consider the people that your best friend has dated in the past. This will give you an indication of whether you are a good match for your best friend.
Step4
Write a letter to your best friend that details your feelings. You can destroy the letter after you write it. It will help you to get over your feelings.
Step5
Spend less time with your best friend. This may be difficult at first, but it is only necessary until your feelings subside to a friendly level.
Step6
Think about the value of your friendship. A solid friendship is better than a rocky love affair.
Step7
Talk to a trusted friend or parent if your love for your best friend stays strong despite your attempt to fall out of love with him/her.
How to Fall Out of Love With a Best Friend
Falling in love with a best friend can change your relationship with him. Falling out of love with a best friend can be difficult, especially if you and your best friend started dating only to find out that it is best to go back to being just friends.
Instructions
Step1 Acknowledge your feeling of love for your best friend. Decide if you truly love your best friend or if you simply care about her/him. Step2 Make a list of the reasons why you should remain just platonic friends. This can include the things that you find unattractive about your best friend. Step3 Consider the people that your best friend has dated in the past.This will give you an indication of whether you are a good match for your best friend. Step4 Write a letter to your best friend that details your feelings. You can destroy the letter after you write it. It will help you to get over your feelings. Step5 Spend less time with your best friend. This may be difficult at first, but it is only necessary until your feelings subside to a friendly level. Step6 Think about the value of your friendship. A solid friendship is better than a rocky love affair. Step7 Talk to a trusted friend or parent if your love for your best friend stays strong despite your attempt to fall out of love with him/her. source
Instructions
Step1 Acknowledge your feeling of love for your best friend. Decide if you truly love your best friend or if you simply care about her/him. Step2 Make a list of the reasons why you should remain just platonic friends. This can include the things that you find unattractive about your best friend. Step3 Consider the people that your best friend has dated in the past.This will give you an indication of whether you are a good match for your best friend. Step4 Write a letter to your best friend that details your feelings. You can destroy the letter after you write it. It will help you to get over your feelings. Step5 Spend less time with your best friend. This may be difficult at first, but it is only necessary until your feelings subside to a friendly level. Step6 Think about the value of your friendship. A solid friendship is better than a rocky love affair. Step7 Talk to a trusted friend or parent if your love for your best friend stays strong despite your attempt to fall out of love with him/her. source
Sunday, May 9, 2010
I Miss you so Badly! :(
A few months ago, he started liking me. We would just text and I hardly felt much for him. Then as the weeks passed, I started feeling for him more than I should. I didn’t show it though. I didn’t express it in my conversations with him. Although we both knew that we liked each other. We sort of had a non status relationship going on. The constant flirting, care and concern, and the footsie. Oh yes. Anyway, time flew past and alot of things happened and we decided to give up this thing we had, for our own reasons. I was mean to him about it because I knew that if I let myself go deeper, I would hurt more when he was really gone. We decided to cut off contact. At first it was simple because I could still see that he had his eyes on me but soon, it seemed like I wasn’t much of his interest anymore. I can’t be too sure anyway, but it just feels that way. I am content with my life really, but I just wish he’d still remember me because all I do is think about him. With every song I listen to, with every place I pass, a certain memory I have with him there lingers. I really miss him.
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Did you know?
Walter Elias “Walt” Disney was an American film producer, director, screenwriter, voice actor, and animator. One of the most well-known motion picture producers in the world, Disney was also the cartoon artist of comic books and newspaper comic strips, the creator of an American-based theme park called Disneyland, and was the co-founder with his brother Roy O. Disney of Walt Disney Productions, the profitable corporation now known as The Walt Disney Company.
Walt Disney is in particular noted for being a successful storyteller, a hands-on film producer, and a popular showman. He and his staff created a number of the world’s most popular animated properties, including the one many consider Disney’s alter ego, Mickey Mouse.
Walt Disney is also remembered for his dyslexia, or so it is claimed on numerous websites on the Internet, and in a cover story in Time Magazine, a story to which the Walt Disney Family Museum responded:
“Experts about dyslexia are learning more and more about this problem and ways to treat it. It’s clear that while dyslexics have difficulties learning to read, they are often very bright — even extraordinary.
“The cover story in the July 28 issue of Time Magazine thoroughly and articulately gives readers a solid understanding of the current state of understanding about dyslexia. It points to a number of ‘role models,’ who are dyslexic including Tom Cruise, Whoopi Goldberg and Jay Leno.
“Why are we mentioning this in the Walt Disney Family Museum? Because Walt Disney is also on Time Magazine’s list of prominent dyslexics. And there’s a problem with that. Walt was not dyslexic.
“Says Dave Smith, Director of the Walt Disney Archives, ‘There is no indication anywhere in Walt’s history that he ever had dyslexia, either in his childhood or during his business career.’
“dys-lex-ia\ n: ‘an affliction affecting a person’s ability to read, usually associated with a mental process that causes distorted perceptions of letters and words.’
“The reputable biographies of Walt make no reference to his having dyslexia. He never made reference to any difficulty reading and he wrote fluidly. His difficulties in school — which may have led one to think there was some kind of learning disability — were almost certainly tied to fatigue. From age ten on, Walt was up before dawn delivering newspapers before school. What’s more, he had a variety of other jobs that took his time and kept him from concentrating on schoolwork.
“In fact, had Walt suffered from this syndrome, the Family Museum would happily boast about the fact, and make certain that he was a known role model for young people battling with the obstacles dyslexia can present.
“But given the number of myths that exist about Walt, it is nonetheless disturbing to witness yet another one entering the public mind. We called Time, and asked how they reached their conclusion. The short answer: The magazine assembled already-published lists of people with dyslexia. Then they did an Internet search of those people, and where they found any refutation of this idea (as with Albert Einstein) they took them out of the list. The remainder, they assumed, had dyslexia.
“To be sure, there are scores of references on the Internet that link Walt and dyslexia. Many are from respectable organizations. But repetition without refutation is hardly a sign of anything other than widespread ignorance.
“It is an honor of sorts that these groups want to claim Walt as a role model. But, honor or not, it doesn’t make it true. And one of the primary goals of the Family Museum is helping to obliterate myths — even complimentary ones — about Walt Disney, in order to preserve the truth about the man and his legacy.”
Walt Disney is in particular noted for being a successful storyteller, a hands-on film producer, and a popular showman. He and his staff created a number of the world’s most popular animated properties, including the one many consider Disney’s alter ego, Mickey Mouse.
Walt Disney is also remembered for his dyslexia, or so it is claimed on numerous websites on the Internet, and in a cover story in Time Magazine, a story to which the Walt Disney Family Museum responded:
“Experts about dyslexia are learning more and more about this problem and ways to treat it. It’s clear that while dyslexics have difficulties learning to read, they are often very bright — even extraordinary.
“The cover story in the July 28 issue of Time Magazine thoroughly and articulately gives readers a solid understanding of the current state of understanding about dyslexia. It points to a number of ‘role models,’ who are dyslexic including Tom Cruise, Whoopi Goldberg and Jay Leno.
“Why are we mentioning this in the Walt Disney Family Museum? Because Walt Disney is also on Time Magazine’s list of prominent dyslexics. And there’s a problem with that. Walt was not dyslexic.
“Says Dave Smith, Director of the Walt Disney Archives, ‘There is no indication anywhere in Walt’s history that he ever had dyslexia, either in his childhood or during his business career.’
“dys-lex-ia\ n: ‘an affliction affecting a person’s ability to read, usually associated with a mental process that causes distorted perceptions of letters and words.’
“The reputable biographies of Walt make no reference to his having dyslexia. He never made reference to any difficulty reading and he wrote fluidly. His difficulties in school — which may have led one to think there was some kind of learning disability — were almost certainly tied to fatigue. From age ten on, Walt was up before dawn delivering newspapers before school. What’s more, he had a variety of other jobs that took his time and kept him from concentrating on schoolwork.
“In fact, had Walt suffered from this syndrome, the Family Museum would happily boast about the fact, and make certain that he was a known role model for young people battling with the obstacles dyslexia can present.
“But given the number of myths that exist about Walt, it is nonetheless disturbing to witness yet another one entering the public mind. We called Time, and asked how they reached their conclusion. The short answer: The magazine assembled already-published lists of people with dyslexia. Then they did an Internet search of those people, and where they found any refutation of this idea (as with Albert Einstein) they took them out of the list. The remainder, they assumed, had dyslexia.
“To be sure, there are scores of references on the Internet that link Walt and dyslexia. Many are from respectable organizations. But repetition without refutation is hardly a sign of anything other than widespread ignorance.
“It is an honor of sorts that these groups want to claim Walt as a role model. But, honor or not, it doesn’t make it true. And one of the primary goals of the Family Museum is helping to obliterate myths — even complimentary ones — about Walt Disney, in order to preserve the truth about the man and his legacy.”
More Facts & Trivia About the Philippines
There are more than 10 million Filipinos living overseas, of this, about 8 million are OFWs or Overseas Filipino Workers. According to the Central Bank of the Philippines, overseas Filipinos remitted a record high of US$ 17.348 billion to the Philippines in 2009, a 5.4% increase compared to 2008. The bulk of the remittances comes from the U.S., Canada, Saudi Arabia, U.K., Japan, U.A.E., Italy, Singapore and Germany. These remittances account for 10.8% of the country’s GDP (Gross Domestic Product).
Dr. Jose Rizal, the national hero of the Philippines can read and write at the age of 2. He grew up speaking 20 foreign languages including French, Greek, Chinese, Latin and German.
The karaoke is a Filipino invention, not Japanese. Karaoke meaning “singing without accompaniment” in Japanese was invented by Roberto del Rosario. He called his invention “Sing-Along-System”, which was later called karaoke.
The Philippine flag is the only flag in the world that is displayed upside-down when the country is in war (red on top and blue at the bottom when in war).
The Philippines is considered the “text capital of the world”. In 2006, there were an estimated 35 million cell phone subscribers in the Philippines and about 350 to 400 million SMS (Short Message Service) or text messages are sent daily. This figure was more than the total daily text messages sent in the U.S. and Europe combined. However, China has overtaken the Philippines by sheer volume of users. It is estimated that in 2007, the Chinese sent an average of 1.6 billion text messages daily with more than 500 million cell phone users. While Filipinos sent an average of a billion text messages daily with about 50 million cell phone users. Even though the Chinese sent more text messages in total, they send an average of only 3 text messages per cell phone per day, while Filipinos sends on average 20 text messages per cell phone user per day.
Although the land area of the Philippines is roughly 1/30th of the United States, The Philippines has a total coastline of 36,289 kilometers while the total U.S. coastline is a modest 19,924 kilometers.
The world’s rarest and most expensive seashell, the “Conus Gloriamaris” is among the 12,000 species of seashells found in the Philippines. And 488 coral species out of the known 500 coral species worldwide are found in the country.
Dr. Jose Rizal, the national hero of the Philippines can read and write at the age of 2. He grew up speaking 20 foreign languages including French, Greek, Chinese, Latin and German.
The karaoke is a Filipino invention, not Japanese. Karaoke meaning “singing without accompaniment” in Japanese was invented by Roberto del Rosario. He called his invention “Sing-Along-System”, which was later called karaoke.
The Philippine flag is the only flag in the world that is displayed upside-down when the country is in war (red on top and blue at the bottom when in war).
The Philippines is considered the “text capital of the world”. In 2006, there were an estimated 35 million cell phone subscribers in the Philippines and about 350 to 400 million SMS (Short Message Service) or text messages are sent daily. This figure was more than the total daily text messages sent in the U.S. and Europe combined. However, China has overtaken the Philippines by sheer volume of users. It is estimated that in 2007, the Chinese sent an average of 1.6 billion text messages daily with more than 500 million cell phone users. While Filipinos sent an average of a billion text messages daily with about 50 million cell phone users. Even though the Chinese sent more text messages in total, they send an average of only 3 text messages per cell phone per day, while Filipinos sends on average 20 text messages per cell phone user per day.
Although the land area of the Philippines is roughly 1/30th of the United States, The Philippines has a total coastline of 36,289 kilometers while the total U.S. coastline is a modest 19,924 kilometers.
The world’s rarest and most expensive seashell, the “Conus Gloriamaris” is among the 12,000 species of seashells found in the Philippines. And 488 coral species out of the known 500 coral species worldwide are found in the country.
Philippines attempts to sell deadly volcanoes to tourists.
Vivian’s text post caught my attention. Read Here.
About the title.
SANTA JULIANA, Philippines (AFP) — Rickety old jeeps barrel through a dry northern Philippines riverbed, setting off a dust storm that coats the visitors bouncing around on the back seat.
The landscape around Mount Pinatubo is evolving again 16 years after a gigantic volcanic eruption killed more than 1,500 people and sent a cloud of ash into the atmosphere cooling world temperatures for years.
The fine sand deposited by the 1991 eruption over the surrounding countryside is being kicked up by sport utilities driven by adventure tourists coming to swim or ride kayaks on Pinatubo’s large, mildly acidic crater lake.
“We have to appreciate the fact that our country has many volcanoes,” said Perla de los Reyes of the government’s volcanology and seismology institute. “They are beautiful attractions.”
Of the 300 volcanos scattered throughout this Southeast Asian archipelago, 22 are active while 27 are classified as “potentially active”.
Despite the danger the government is looking at ways of turning these dormant monsters into money-spinning tourist drawcards.
“People are fascinated by the phenomenon of volcanic eruptions,” said Francois Dominique de Larouziere, scientific director of Vulcania, a volcano park that has drawn some 2.45 million…
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