Tuesday, September 25, 2007

Updates!

Been awhile seen I posted anything in this blog. To bee more specific it's been almost 2 years. Hehehehe. Will be posting new photos. Maybe tomorrow.

As for stuff that happened while I wasn't posting. Well this past January 22 I've started working at Globalflex Corporation. Been through most of the departments. My official designation is Management Trainee. Been learning the ropes of the business. Hopefully I'll be able to master everything by the time I'm through with my training.

Got my self my very first credit card too. Citibank Visa. It's got around a 30thou limit. Got to replace my ld N80 (which got stolen by the way) with an N73. Round December or January I plan to use it to get a laptop. The 13th month pay will also help.

Nina and I are not an item anymore. Been single for 5 months, I think. There are a lot of girls lined up and applying (you know submitting resumes and stuff ;-D) to be my one-and-only-true love-for-life but I'm letting the line get a little longer just for a little more time. Hehehe.

Feel free to post your comments if you like.

Will be posting after another year or so. Hehehehe.

Wednesday, August 09, 2006

Goofing of at the GLF

Marlon, Tirzo and Darwin goofing off at the GLF. We we're all supposed to wear formal which lead to this. For the meaning of this joke just ask Darwin.

The New SFC Coat of Arms


This was presented at the GLF(Global Leader's Forum) held at Tagaytay. SFC holds the GLF every 2 years.

Last CLP


This was taken during the last Christian Life Program in my community Single For Christ.

Wednesday, May 17, 2006

Me, Luigi, and Rajo


A recent pic of my mug

Luigi and Kuya Gani


Dis is a pic of kuya Gani (one of my business partners) and his son Luigi.

Steering Wheel of our New Toyota Altis

Mama Bear

Mama bear when we we're at Pink Sisters Tagaytay.

Me and Mama Bear!


Dats me and Nina my "Mama Bear". And since she's the mama bear therefore she calls me "Papa Bear". Nyahehehe. This is our picture in the Alterra when we we're headed for Tagyatay.

My Godson Erol


He's the son of one of my business partners. He's only a few months old. Tends to cry when he's hungry (which is most of the time). Hehehe. He's so cute when he smiles. Right now I think I have at least 7 god children.

This is the logo of our business.


This logo was made by Richie Magno, my bestfriend who now lives in New York.

Busy-busyhan!


Been a while since I posted. Dats because I've been really busy d past few months. Setting up 2 businesses. A water purifier dealership and a wholesaling business. My partners are neighbours of ours here in GreenPark. The business are still on the beginning stages but they're doing fairly well. Just a little more elbow grease for the millions to start flowing in. Hehehehe. Please pray for the success of my endeavours in the 2 businesses I have, k? Hope you guys continue to support my blog. My new cel number's +639189916737 and +639217003300 by the way.

Wednesday, December 28, 2005

My "Ihawan"

I currently have a "barbecuehan" here in our village. My first venture into entrepreneurship. So far it's doing quiete well. It earns round 150pesos a day. Not even minimum wage, I know. But it's a start.

Also recently read Robert Kiyosaki's book "Retire Rich, Retire Young". Very informative and interesting read.

Hope you guys could visit my "barbecuehan" some time. We have isaw(chicken intestine, you foreigners reading this must eb shocked eh!), dugo/betamax(coagulated pig's blood, yes Joe Filipinos actually eat this stuff), pork barbecue(finally something normal), balat(pig's skin), etc.

For you adventure seekers this is the type of food you should be trying. Hehehe.

Friday, September 09, 2005


Don't they look alike? :-) Posted by Picasa


This is still taken inside Villa Escudero. Posted by Picasa


There's even a hammock. Unfortunately, it can only hold up to 200 pounds so I can't use it. Hehehe. :-) Posted by Picasa


This was taken by the side of the house. The house rested above the water. Posted by Picasa


Here's a picture of the bed's we slept in at Villa Escudero. Posted by Picasa


This is a picture of the front of the house where we stayed in Villa Escudero. Daddy's company had a branch manager's conference there and he decided to take us along. Posted by Picasa


Here's a picture of the house from the salf farm or "asinan". This was taken a few years back. The house was still under renovation then. Posted by Picasa


Here's a picture of our house at Nasugbu, Batanggas. This is the front of the house. Posted by Picasa

Saturday, July 23, 2005


Here's what happens when you let your friends cut your hair. Turned out pretty fine. That's Khey experimenting on my hair. Posted by Picasa

Pretty Anna


Here's mah friend Anna. She's now in Dubai. We really miss her in SFC. Ang ganda niya noh!

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Superman Vs. Doomsday and other ramblings



Haven't posted in awhile. Sorry to my fans (if there are any) who visit this site to see my genius. ("Aray!" parang binatukan yata ko ni Lord ah). Anyway, look forward to more posts by me in the days to come. Puro kasi ako download sa Shareaza eh kaya di ko na to naaasikaso. Also if any of you guys and gals know of a cheap DSL (less than 1000pesos) subscription please txt me at 09209215714. Posted by Picasa

Gloriagate


Recently the country has been under a crisis. Actually it still is. With the Gloriagate scandal, the Jueteng Lord scandal,etc. The country can't seem to recover from all of the tragedies befalling it. Our economy is in a shambles (investors won't invest in a country beleaguered by political turmouil. What can we do? Tito Frank Padilla from the CFC has something to say about it. Posted below is his statement. Something to think about.

STATEMENT ON CURRENT POLITICAL SITUATION FROM THE CFC COUNCIL


July 1, 2005

Our dear brothers and sisters in Christ,

May the peace of our Lord Jesus, who is always more than enough, be with you all!

Once again our nation faces difficult challenges. The current political situation is very muddled. With many conflicting voices, we do not know whom to believe. Many do not know what next is proper to do. The burning issue is the so-called Gloriagate tapes and the President's recent admission and apology.

At all times, especially in times of confusion and uncertainty, we turn to Jesus. What would Jesus do?

In the Bible, there is another penitent woman. She was caught in adultery. The scribes and Pharisees wanted to stone her. Jesus said, "Let the one among you who is without sin be the first to throw a stone at her." (Jn 8:7). In our situation, many of those who are crying out for the President's blood are those who themselves have engaged in questionable and even illegal political activities, including cheating at elections. We need to see who are on the other side. What we see are discredited politicians, Marcos and Erap loyalists, militant leftists, and the like.

Then Jesus said to the woman, "Neither do I condemn you. Go, and from now on do not sin any more." (Jn 8:11). This is our posture towards the President. We are not condemning her, but if she indeed did wrong, we expect her to sin no more.

Some say the President is not sincerely penitent. We are admonished by Jesus, "Stop judging, that you may not be judged." (Mt 7:1).

Some say that now that she admitted wrongdoing she should do penance and thus resign. We leave it to her conscience to decide of she would indeed resign. But should she make amends? Yes. But even for us, penance is positive and not negative. For our penance we are not told to flagellate ourselves, but we are told to say 3 Hail Marys and that is a wonderful thing. So for our President, her penance need not be the bitter pill of resignation. but rather for her to work at good governance. This she has pledged. She has even shown determination in "exiling" her husband and will possibly revamp her Cabinet. We hope that with what has happened, the President will now have the resolve to do what needs to be done for our nation.

These are critical times in the life of our nation. With the doubling of oil prices and the implementation of the expanded VAT, the seed for greater discontent and anger has been planted. The potential for chaos is tremendous. The threat of disintegration is very real. Filipinos must be cautious and discerning in their next moves.

What then should we as CFC do?

First, we stick to the constitutional processes. While extra-constitutional ousting of a President through people power is justified at times, such as in EDSA I and EDSA II, this is not such a time. If the President remains in office, we should support her. If she resigns, we should rally behind her constitutional successor.

Second, we must pray. Our country is loved by God and is destined to be His light to the world. God will not abandon us. And in the midst of all our trials and tribulations, God is more than enough. We must not take matters into our own hands, but trust in the God in whose hands we are held.

Third, we must intensify our work of building communities among the poor, with the corollary of nation building. This grassroots approach is ultimately the only way to true political renewal, and to justice and peace of mind in our land.



Some say that now that she admitted wrongdoing she should do penance and thus resign. We leave it to her conscience to decide of she would indeed resign. But should she make amends? Yes. But even for us, penance is positive and not negative. For our penance we are not told to flagellate ourselves, but we are told to say 3 Hail Marys and that is a wonderful thing. So for our President, her penance need not be the bitter pill of resignation. but rather for her to work at good governance. This she has pledged. She has even shown determination in "exiling" her husband and will possibly revamp her Cabinet. We hope that with what has happened, the President will now have the resolve to do what needs to be done for our nation.

These are critical times in the life of our nation. With the doubling of oil prices and the implementation of the expanded VAT, the seed for greater discontent and anger has been planted. The potential for chaos is tremendous. The threat of disintegration is very real. Filipinos must be cautious and discerning in their next moves.


What then should we as CFC do?

First, we stick to the constitutional processes. While extra-constitutional ousting of a President through people power is justified at times, such as in EDSA I and EDSA II, this is not such a time. If the President remains in office, we should support her. If she resigns, we should rally behind her constitutional successor.

Second, we must pray. Our country is loved by God and is destined to be His light to the world. God will not abandon us. And in the midst of all our trials and tribulations, God is more than enough. We must not take matters into our own hands, but trust in the God in whose hands we are held.

Third, we must intensify our work of building communities among the poor, with the corollary of nation building. This grassroots approach is ultimately the only way to true political renewal, and to justice and peace of mind in our land.


CFC Council
Frank Padilla
CFC Director

Saturday, April 30, 2005


I really like this tv series. No wonder since Superman's my idol right. But besides that. It's very engrossing. The love team of Lana and Clark is so "kilig" to watch. Hehehe. You know why Lana and Clark didn't end up together... Ask Lana the mother of our quadruplets. She married me of course. Sorry bout that. I'm starting to sound a little psychotic eh. Probably because I haven't slept yet! It's already 6am. Oh well. Don't have any classes anyway. Posted by Hello


"Tinitikman ko lang naman ah!" Posted by Hello


Here's me and Manong Tata of Total fooling around. Total's a gasoline station where me and my friends hang out. I wasn't stealing the damn thing! I was only tasting it! Really! :-) Posted by Hello


Here's me and Anna (front row) practicing for the SFC:Christmas Party presentation. We were supposed to present a 70's themed dance. We ended up dancing to "Beh Buti Nga". It was hilarious! Posted by Hello


Mommy and Daddy! How shwet! Posted by Hello


This is a pic of my sis. Guys, she has no boyfriend. Applications must go through my discerning eye. She's formerly YFC and is currently an SFC member. A good girl who love his kuya very much. And I love her too. So, guys, be careful! Posted by Hello


How many of you know that Bernadette Cembrano of ABS-CBN anchor fame is a member of Singles for Christ? Well here she is at a SFC Conference in Clark. Posted by Hello

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