February 2011
169 posts
Nectar
- In the garden...
- Angie: Hala naa lage flower dire, karon pa ko.
- Thirdy: (took the flower and ate it)
- Angie: Hala makaon diay na? (amazed)
- Thirdy: O.
- Angie: Gae ko beh. Kuhai ko Third.
- Thirdy: (gave Angie a flower to put inside her mouth just like he did)
- Angie: Unsaon man nako ni? Kan-on?
- Thirdy: (nods while eating his own flower)
- Angie: (places flower inside her mouth ready to chew)
- Moments later...
- Thirdy: DILI BITAW NA MAKAON UI!
- Angie: O_O I knew it!
- Minutes later, I checked them outside
- Me: Hoy nag-unsa mo?
- Angie: Nagkaon.
- Me: Give meeeeeeeee!!!
- Angie: Third tagai si Ate.
- Thirdy: (gave me a flower)
- Me: WTFFFFF -_-
My favorite things in my room
I play the piano. Technically this is NOT a piano. But I miss practicing.
My painting. I want to paint again. Maybe this summer.
2-26-11
One Saturday afternoon,
Me: Why are the dogs making so much noise?
Thirdy: Gigutom.
Me: Owkay.
Then my brother went out because our gate was open and he saw that a little horse already went inside our garden and that’s why the dogs are going bonkers.
All pictures taken by my sister Angie because honestly I was very occupied jumping up and down while my lil brother chased the horse out of the garden. :)
SPOT THE HORSE! *DORA MODE*
What the hell is going on. Hahaha. It’s too cute though so I made sure our dogs did not harm the pony.
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Sometimes, the almost ritual self-flagellation we Filipinos like to inflict on ourselves prevents us from seeing the plain truth. But during at least two defining moments in our history, we outdid ourselves, and showed a path for the rest of the world.
In 1898, we were the first in all of Asia to establish a republic. And in 1986 we were the first in modern history to stage a people power revolution. True, much unfinished business remains - but the reality is we have been given the gift of a great start. It is a wonderful legacy we can use to our advantage, if only we put our minds to it and our shoulders to history’s wheel.
We remember.
” —Unfading glory, Philippine Daily Inquirer Editorial - 02/25/11 (via flyingjeepney)
“We are told to remember the idea, not the man. Because a man can fail. He can be killed and forgotten. But four hundred years later an idea can still change the world. I’ve witnessed firsthand the power of ideas. I’ve seen people kill in the name of them; and die defending them. But you cannot touch an idea, cannot hold it or kiss it. An idea does not bleed, it cannot feel pain, and it does not love. And it is not an idea that I miss, it is a man. A man who made me remember the fifth of November. A man I will never forget.”
—V for Vendetta
Maxene & Saab: We're giving away a 32GB Apple iPhone 4! →
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So I’m not going to say my granny got me an iPhone when I already had one.. but in honor of our 200 followers, I’m going to give away a 32GB Apple iPhone 4! This unit is factory unlocked and openline already. It includes the handset, Apple earphones with remote and mic, dock connector to USB cable, USB power adapter, & documentation and SIM eject tool. So if you’d like to get a chance to win a brand-new spankin’ iPhone 4, all you have to do is:
- Reblog this post. (Reblog it only once or you’re disqualified.)
- Be following this blog (maxeneandsaab.tumblr.com)
I will be using a random number generator to be picking the winner. The end of the contest is on February 26th, 2011 and I will be announcing the winner on the 27th. I will pay for shipping, even for those who live outside of the Philippines. Good luck!
Nice! I WANT! :)
Please? :)
Rewards!
I had dinner at Mandarin after night jogging today. I took another grueling Finance exam and a Math exam with an indivisible synthetic division. -_-
But this salad redeemed my day.
I love how I have to plow through all the fruits just to get to my favorite part: MANGOES!
xoxo. I guess I should really eat more fruits now.
“Criss’s backstory is so good it seems tailor-made for this moment. He grew up in San Francisco (translation: he’s gay-friendly), where he was a big musical theater geek (see previous); his mom is Filipino and his dad is Irish (so he’s appealingly multicultural); he graduated from the University of Michigan in 2009 (in other words, he’s a smartie); his self-produced EP and the Harry Potter musical parody he and his UM friends made became worldwide viral video hits (he’s creative, resourceful, and of-the-moment); he auditioned three times for Glee (that’s persistence); and he’s still deeply involved in Team StarKid, the theater company he started with his friends in college (he’s grounded).”
—Out Magazine (via fuckyeahklaine)
