old man and human

we went to a cemetery because today is the death anniversary of my aunt. the taxi had a tasteful playlist: price tag, you'll be (phil collins), forgotten the rest, but STILL under the general heading of tasteful, classy, melodic, great.


moniteau.net

[NOT the actual cemetery]


photo.massal.net


[NOT the actual cemetery]

Page Connors (just an alias, Page Connors is actually this stratagem-packed character from the film, Heartbreakers) lit the vortex candles ( is this the right term for those short, stubby white candles?) using this 2-peso priced stick matches. anyhoot, we brought these beautiful vase of flowers (roses, what are the names of the other two?)

My mom sat on the grass. I, too. and surveyed the serene environment. There were two horses; children goofing around....

Then, the old man nearby (a widower) offered a chair for my mom. It is so heartwarming to experience when people are nice, compassionate. I was in utter awe of that widower. A little note: he visits the grave of his late wife EVERY DAY!

literally deep transaction, because this is what an aging, old human does, plus the budget

over coffee (instant) and kakanin (puto-maya. this is sad. puto-maya nowadays has no longer a contoured banana leaf under it!), Jerry, Gonzi, Aeta, and I talked about Pacquiao's wealth then shifted to my gastritis and the advised dishes and the bawal ng doktor then we talked about pensions or the life insurance plan. Holy lettuce!

literally deep, because that issue means 6 feet under and you have to have a deep pocket to pay those premiums. what is premiums, a kid might ask. Petulantly. Hedge the question by telling him that: there's a yummy mango float somewhere in the kitchen.

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I am having lotsa so---So happy. So filled. So Identity-cascaded with this website or blog or link or give me a name on it (benefit show? soul guidance? pure blessing? collective subconscious impression? ). I am not an English native speaker (which the Koreans prefer to teach in their schools but very ironic, they book countless flights to the Philippines just to study here, but they do not honor Filipinos inside their classrooms. Did I say something? Did I miss something? Did I spell the Philippines correctly? Did I pray?), I am not an Aussie either. I am pure Bisaya. Tagalog is awkward. But if I see Kuh Ledesma, Mark Bautista, the husband of Dimples Romana (my cousins said that he is from Cagayan de Oro! Ergo, a Bisaya too), Lucy Torres-Gomez, then I would speak my language like a true Bisaya na makasulti og deretso og paspas kaayo (that can speak fluently and too fast!) and so feeling up and bouyant that i have found a Visayan-themed site. Grabe akong kalipay. (Now, do some translation! )


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a day, a meeting, one rule in ateneo

FILL IN THE BLANKS. Please answer the following activity and perfect answers merit some lavish rewards. Let's call the Kaking people (ahm, excuse me, I don't utter incomplete names so I'm gonna say with completion: it is KAKING GENERAL MERCHANDISE! ) on this matter.

This ID must be displayed at all times for purpose of ____________________. Visitor is required to _____________ this ID (insert adverb here, Clue: starts with letter V) ____________ upon entry and _____________ inside the university (premise or premises) ____________. (Loss or Lose)________ of this card shall be ____________________ to the a. management  b. security office  c.  respective dean. __________________ fee for lost card 80.00.

(ANSWERS are found at the bottom.)

samples of ID's



1. identification, 2. wear, 3. visibly, 4. while, 5. premises, 6. loss, 7. reported, 8. letter b, 9. replacement