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partner Yeng Constantino
Jeepney Love Story lyrics
Sumakay ako sa jeepney
Ikaw ang nakatabi
Di makapaniwala
Parang may hiwagang nadama
Nang tumama sa'yo
Ang aking mga mata
At nagsiksikan na
Dahil tumigil ang jeepney
Sa tapat ng eskuwela
Biglang nagkadikit
Puso ko'y biglang sumikip
At natulala
Sabi nila'y walang hiwaga
Kung wala'y
Ano itong nadarama
Ayoko nang pumara kahit san mapunta
Ayoko nang pumara kung ikaw ang kasama
Ayoko nang pumara
Ayoko nang pumara
Ayoko na ahhh
Ayoko nang pumara kahit san pa lumiko
Ayoko nang pumara sana di na huminto
Ayoko nang pumara
Ayoko nang pumara
Ayoko na
Kung ikaw ang kasama
(Adlib)
At may biglang sumingit
Natiempo pa sa'ting gitna
Sumimangot tuloy
Ang aking mukha
Mabuti nalang nagbayad yung ale
Sabi nya paabot naman
Nagkadahilan ako
Para ika'y tignan
Nung iaabot ang bayad
Kamay mo na palang nakaabang
Pambihira diba swerte ko naman
Sabi nila'y walang pag-ibig
Kung wala'y
Ba't kumakaba itong dibdib
Ayoko nang pumara kahit san mapunta
Ayoko nang pumara kung ikaw ang kasama
Ayoko nang pumara
Ayoko nang pumara
Ayoko na ahhh
Ayoko nang pumara kahit san pa lumiko
Ayoko nang pumara sana din a huminto
Ayoko nang pumara
Ayoko nang pumara
Ayoko na
Kung ikaw ang kasama
Manong driver
Wag mo nang ibalik ang sukli ko
Manong driver
Di mo ba alam walang babaan to
Drive lang po ng drive
Wag niyong hihinto
Kahit sa'n mapadpad
Kahit lumipad man tayo
Minsan lang madama
Ang ganito
Pero bigla mong
Hinila ang tali
Sabi mo
"Manong bababa ako sandali"
Ayoko nang pumara kahit san mapunta
Ayoko nang pumara kung ikaw ang kasama
Ayoko nang pumara
Ayoko nang pumara
Ayoko na ahhh
Ayoko nang pumara kahit san pa lumiko
Ayoko nang pumara sana din a huminto
Ayoko nang pumara
Ayoko nang pumara
Ayoko na
Ayoko nang pumara kahit san mapunta
Ayoko nang pumara kung ikaw ang kasama
Ayoko nang pumara
Ayoko nang pumara
Ayoko na ahhh
Ayoko nang pumara kahit san pa lumiko
Ayoko nang pumara sana din a huminto
Ayoko nang pumara
Ayoko nang pumara
Ayoko na
Kung ikaw ang kasama
(Adlib)
here's how to pray for the board exam thanks to sir eye.. i really learn a lot from him. though he might look like a hot-tempered person, but i know he loves what he is doing.. he is strong outside, and stronger inside with God's guidance..
here it goes..
use your hand as your guide.
pinky finger- pray for those who have short memory span
ring finger- pray for those inside the testing area who are mature and those whom you consider a younger brother/sister.
middle finger- pray for those very intellectual people who will also be taking the exam
pointing finger- pray for those persons who are with you in taking the exams that you consider leaders
thumb- pray for YOURSELF.
Remember: Know that God always comes to you, even if you are not aware of it. Do not ask God to guide your steps if you are not willing to move your feet. Complete surrender to God is the ultimate goal of fulfilling His plans for us. Amen from match.com: 8 myths about being single i dedicate this to my aunts..
Have you heard that single people are miserable and lonely and die alone in their empty apartments where they are eaten by their cats? That’s what I heard, too. So I set out to discover the truth of these matters. Guess what? It is not just the cat thing that’s a myth. All of those insulting claims about the lives of single people are wrong, wrong, wrong! Here’s a rundown of the myths I found while looking at the reality of being single today.
Myth #1: Singles are less happy than married people
Boo-hoo, poor you! That’s what friends and family sometimes think of people who are single. They are so wrong! First, most single people are not miserable — not even close. On the average, single people are always on the happy end of the scale; that’s true in every study I know of. Second, getting married hardly changes someone’s happiness at all. Some married people experience a tiny blip in happiness around the time of the wedding. (On an 11-point scale, they are about one-quarter of one point happier.) But that is just a honeymoon effect. They soon go back to being as happy or as unhappy as they were when they were single. Furthermore, only some married people enjoy the honeymoon effect. People who marry and later divorce actually start getting a bit less happy — not more happy — as their wedding day approaches.
Myth #2: Single people favor solitude
Sometimes people say that single people are “alone,” that they “don’t have anyone.” But that’s just a myth. Research shows that single people often have many people in their lives who are important to them. Often, they have a whole network of friends and relatives, and they stay connected with them for decades. After all, they have the time to forge many diverse relationships, which married sorts often don’t.
Myth #3: Elderly women live in isolation
Older women, in particular, are often painted as isolated spinsters, but in one study of 50 women who had always been single, 49 of them had close friends and usually they were in touch with those friends every single day. Sixteen of their friendships had lasted more than 40 years.
Myth #4: Single people don’t live as long as married folks
A serious, intellectual magazine recently printed a story with this headline: “Marry or die.” Seriously. Even the most prestigious publications can get their headlines all wrong when it comes to stories about people who are single. That magazine article ignored the longest-running study of longevity on record. That study started in 1921, with more than 1,000 11-year-olds. Scientists have kept track of these people for as long as they lived. The people who lived the longest were those who stayed single and those who married and stayed married. People who divorced, or who divorced and remarried, had shorter lives. It was consistency, not marriage, that mattered, and the results were the same for men and women.
Myth #5: Single people are self-centered
Married people are supposedly the ones who reach out to other people and keep families and neighborhoods connected. That’s the story we hear, but it is not what’s really true. National surveys show that single people are more likely to visit, support, contact, and advise their siblings and parents than married or even previously married people. Singles are also more likely to encourage, help, and socialize with their neighbors and friends.
Myth #6: The children of single parents are destined to live haplessly
These days, forecasts of doom and gloom are often aimed at children who are raised by single parents. To hear the commentators talk about it, you would think that only children raised by married biological parents have a decent shot at a good, healthy, successful life. In my research, though, I was struck by just how overstated those claims actually are. One example comes from the results of a National Drug Abuse Survey, a study of substance abuse among 12- to 17-year-olds. The children of single mothers had low rates of abuse — under 6 percent. And those rates were just 1.2 percent higher than the rates of the children living with married biological parents. Furthermore, two-parent married households did not always have kids with the lowest rates of substance abuse. Teens living with a father and stepmother, for example, had higher rates of substance abuse than teens raised by single mothers.
Myth #7: Single people are not as healthy as people who get married
Think singletons live an unhealthy life of vice, partying up a storm and eating junk food rather than healthy home-cooked meals? That’s not what the research says. Typically, people who have always been single are very similar in their health to people who are currently married. There is, though, one exception where single people are actually healthier than attached types: married people are more overweight! As for divorce, some research actually shows that people become healthier after they divorce than they were when they were married.
Myth #8: Single people waste money on frivolous things for themselves
So you think that singletons splurge and marrieds conserve? If so, then I have just one question for you: Do you know how much weddings cost? Even after the big splash, maybe you thought married folks save up, spend conservatively, and are occasionally called upon to support the more spendthrift single drifters in their clan who racked up credit card debt on fancy shopping sprees and vacations...not so. Coupled-up sorts are no more generous than single people when it comes to giving financial help to family members. As for friends, it is the single people who are there for them. In fact, one study showed that men were much more financially generous to their friends when they were single than they were after they married. When married men divorced, they reverted to their more giving selves. If they remarried, then they went back to being less generous to their friends.
Bella DePaulo is a social psychologist, visiting professor at UC Santa Barbara and the author of Singled Out: How Singles are Stereotyped, Stigmatized, And Ignored and Still Live Happily Ever After.
secrets revealed! I have said it once more! not just to claudine, to tipay, to intern, to chank... but also to gretchen! waaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhh.. kabaw na jud siya na i like ehem. hahaha.. (di na bastos) .. sige nlang, ingon man siya na dili niya i-saba sa uban.. especially to the PERSON. bahala na ma-unrequited "love" ni, basta kay mao ni akong ganahang buhaton for now. ambot lang, sure ko magmahay na sad ko balik ani BUT what's the use of having the PERSON away at all times diba? besides, akong NEW FRIEND kay naa man pod always these days.. i feel secured and special. hehe. i feel happy na pod sa mga nangyayari sa akong life karon. I know God has plans.. and i certainly agree na his plans are not yet clear to me. hehe.. haaaaaaayyyy.. i don't know why am doing this. is it because of peer pressure o nakiuso ra ko or am i getting mature and is open for stuffs like this? hehe. i hope for the better option.. :D
ang dalaga.. bow!
dating does not mean seeing someone you like, it is also a form of meeting new friends. :)
it is not because you are just playing around but it is because you just want to have a company.
But in the end, you just know.. that even if you have him or her.. you are just sure enough that he/ she is still not the one..
God has his own plans.. if it is not today, it might be in a better day. :)
SERIOUS??? hahaha..
How to effectively ask God for pardon?
Simple. Just confess your sins to him. Ask forgiveness and never do it again. But personally, I believe that you could become more worthy of God's forgiveness if you change first before going to confession. For example, if you are planning to confess for being a liar, I suggest that you try to be honest 5 days prior to your confession so that after your confession, you will not be shocked of the new life you have chosed. :D Then you will not be tempted to lie again after your confession because you are already used to being truthful. how to be a good disciple of God?
According to a priest from Basilica del Sto. Nino in Cebu City, you only have to remember the four C's. First, we must have COMMITMENT to God. This is not just a promise or a contract but a form of presenting yourself to Him until the life after your death. Second, we must have CONVICTION. This means that we must be very courageous to stand for God anywhere and anytime not because of lame reasons but because we love him. Next, we must have COMPETENCY. We must study not just our lessons in school but also what we need to learn in our religion. We must learn what we can learn to become a good preacher of God's good news. Lastly and most importantly, we must have a good CHARACTER because without this the first 3 C's are useless. Character is innate and contagious. We cannot change what is within us but we can always choose to become better. With this, we can be able to teach others the way God wants us to be. So help me God!
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i--we belong
i never thought my father's family could care and show us love.
i never knew that i could enjoy at their house because as far as my brain could scan my memories, i thought i was different.
but now, i know i am a part of them.
i am sure enough that mu cousins, my aunties and uncles out there loves me(and my brothers) and will miss us every time we leave. well, i admit, i miss them too.
Honestly, i didn't want to go back to cebu yet. i even wanted to get absent again just to be with their beach outing tomorrow but i just chosed not to. After all, i am already thankful that they have accepted us, especially me. because all my childhood, i have been rejected, isolated and ignored. isn't it so blissful to hear them call my name and give me a sweet smile. i don't care what made them do it, all i know is that i know i am part of their lives. and i really really know and want to shout to the world that THEY LOVE ME!!!
awww.. i feel so good to be loved.. thank you Lord for being so good.
PS: buotan kaayo si auntie tita noh? grabe! kita pod mi ni james mark again after i think a decade already. kuyaw kaayo among encounter last weekend, ako jud siya naabrihan sa toilet! wahahaha.. ulaw jud kaayo.. nya iya pod ko giask if i had a good time ba sa among stay didto, obviously ALANGAN! Hahaha.. na-touch pod ko ni jetjet kay iya mi giingnan na maayo pa daw didto nalang mi, understanding pod siya og matinabangon kaayo. happy sad ko ni junray og iyang uyab kay managad jud sila nako and ni-care jud kay gitagaan ko sa iyang uyab na si jayn og prayer before taking exam og reviewer para sa board. Thankful pod ko ni ate chona og kuya jr kay nahappy ko na happy ilang marriage, sana forever na. Happy ko kay gidawat na jud ko ni kuya. as always, buotan gihapon si kuya nonoy naa pod siyay uyab na smilling. si auntie manang, ate na ate ng lahat parin, aw inahan jud diay. si uncle jame, provider, si auntie amy, lover protector of the integrity of the family. si auntie gay, idol nako sa pagsabot sa uban. si joyce, hmmm close na mi. si jason, buotan kaayo super! si galen, delayed ang development pero sana buotan sad. si dylan, grabe na pagkabata, super ka buotan. mas bugoy pa si jm niya pagbata gud. si uncle tata, murag mediator. si uncle rico, strong with a heart. si uncle anolet og ate jane, gatsy na helpful. si uncle anol, ummm driver??hehehe.. si maksi, sige gihapon og ngisi. sila ate caryl, nanay na. si rodelle og si fid, tatay na sad daw(shocks). hmmm...mga taga balugo, respeto gihapon sila pero mao lang gihapon kung naay kaon kaon BH!!! hahaahaha.. pero still, i feel that it is my home. Thanks o lord for the wonderful experience. and laki na ng pamilya!!!
thanks pod ni papa og ni auntie amy para ani.. coming back to where i ALSO belong
july 10, 2010 uncle anol's wedding to auntie mila
december 30. 2009 kuya jr's wedding to ate chona
my cousins from negros with me and my brother john(yobel didn't go with us)
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