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Thursday, October 20, 2005

look what i found online!! what is yours i know mine.

The six basic sleeping positions and the personality traits:

Sleep Position No. 1: Crouched in the fetal position: Shy and sensitive

Sleep Position No. 2: Soldier position flat on the back with arms at the sides: Quiet and reserved

Sleep Position No. 3: On the side with legs outstretched and arms down: Social and easy-going

Sleep Position No. 4: On the side with legs outstretched and arms outstretched: Suspicious

Sleep Position No. 5: Flat on the tummy with hands at the sides of the head: Brash and gregarious

Sleep Position No. 6: On the back with outstretched arms and legs: Unassuming and a good listener


Monday, September 26, 2005

hello, come in to view our apartment:

just click away. http://public.fotki.com/pssstseksi/


Monday, September 19, 2005

its official. i joined myspace. thank you mister crisgean los banos. oldschool pal!! well here you go. myspace.com/mrs_maryanne catch me then. i miss my precious.

okae check this filipino/filipina.. are you proud? it`s long but you must read!                            why? [do not scroll down, but the answer is at the bottom!!]

MANNERISM & PERSONALITY TRAITS:

1. You point with your lips.
2. You eat using hands--and have it down to a technique.
3. Your other piece of luggage is a Balikbayan box.
4. You nod upwards to greet someone.
5. You put your foot up on your chair and rest your elbow on your
knee while eating.
6. You use a rock to scrub your self in the shower.
7. You have to kiss your relative on the cheek as soon as you enter
the room.
8. You're standing next to eight big boxes at the airport.
9. You collect items from hotels or restaurants "for souvenir".
10. You smile for no reason.
11. You flirt by having a foolish grin in your face while raising your
eyebrows repeatedly.
12. You go to a department store and try to bargain the prices.
13. You use an umbrella for shade on a hot summer days.
14. You scratch your head when you don't know the answer.
15. You never eat the last morsel of food on the table.
16. You like bowling.
17. You know how to play pusoy and mah-jong.
18. You find dried up morsels of rice stuck on your shirt.
19. You prefer to sit in the shade instead of basking in the sun.
20. You add an unwarranted "H" to your name, i.e. "Jhun," "Bhoy,"
"Rhon."
21. You put your hands together in front of you as if to make a path and
say "excuse, excuse" when you pass in between people or in
front of the TV.
22. Your middle name is your mothers maiden name.
23. You like everything imported or "state-side."
24. You check the labels on clothes to see where it was made before
buying.
25. You hang your clothes out to dry.
26. You are perfectly comfortable in a squatting position with your
elbows resting on your knees.
27. You consistently arrive 30 minutes late for all events.
28. You always offer food to all your visitors.

VOCABULARY:

29. You say "comfort room" instead of "bathroom."
30. You say "for take out" instead of "to go."
31. You "open" or "close" the light.
32. You asked for "Colgate" instead of "toothpaste."
33. You asked for a "pentel-pen" or a "ball-pen" instead of just "pen."
34. You refer to the refrigerator as the "ref" or "pridyider."
35. You say "kodakan" instead of take a picture.
36. You order a McDonald's instead of "hamburger" (pronounced
ham-boor-jer)
37. You say "Ha?" instead of "What."
38. You say "Hoy" to get someone's attention.
39. You answer when someone yells "Hoy."
40. You turn around when someone says "Psst!"
41. You say "Cutex" instead of "nail polish."
42. You say "he" when you mean "she" and vice versa.
43. You say "aray" instead of "ouch."
44. Your sneeze sounds like "ahh-ching" instead of "ahh-choo."
45. You prefer to make acronyms for phrases such as "OA" for over
acting, or "TNT" for, well, you know.
46. You say "air con" instead of "a/c" or air conditioner.
47. You say "brown-out" instead of "black-out."

HOME FURNISHINGS:

48. You use coconut husks to polish your floor.
49. You use a "walis ting-ting" or "walis tambo" as opposed to a
conventional broom.
50. You have a "Weapons of Moroland" shield hanging in the living room
wall.
51. You have a portrait of "The Last Supper" hanging in your dining room.
52. You own a Karaoke System.
53. You own a piano that no one ever plays.
54. You have a tabo in the bathroom.
55. Your house has too many burloloys.
56. You have two to three pairs of tsinelas at your doorstep.
57. Your house has an ornate wrought iron gate in front of it.
58. You have a rose garden.
59. You have a shrine of the Santo Ninyo in your living room.
60. You own a "barrel man" (you pull up the barrel and you see something
that looks familiar. schwing...)
61. You cover your livin room furnitures with bedsheets.
62. Your lamp shades still have the plastic covers on them.
63. You have plastic runners to cover the carpets in your house.
64. You refer to your VCR as a "beytamax."
65. You have a rice dispenser.
66. You own a turbo broiler.
67. You own one of those fiber optic flower lamps.
68. You own a lamp with the oil that drips down the strings.
69. You have a giant wooden fork and spoon hanging somewhere in the
dining room.
70. You have a wooden tinikling dancers on the wall.
71. You own capiz shells chandeliers, lamps, or placemats.

AUTOMOBILES:

72. You own a Mercedes Benz and you call it "chedeng."
73. You own a huge van conversion.
74. Your car chirps like a bird or plays a tune when it is in reverse.
75. Your can horn and can make 2 or 3 different sounds.
76. Your car has curb feelers or curb detectors.
77. Your car has too many "burloloys" like a Jipneys back in P.I.
78. You hang a Rosary on your car's rear view mirror.
79. You have an air freshener in your car (those lemon-smelling ones).

FAMILY:

80. You have aunts and uncles named "Baby," "Girlie," or "Boy."
81. You were raised to believe that every Filipino is an aunt, uncle or
cousin.
82. Your Dad was in the Navy.
83. You have a family member or relative that works in the Post Office.
84. Your mom or sister or wife is a nurse.
85. Your parents call each other "mommy" and "daddy," or "ma" and "pa."
86. You have family member that has a nickname that repeats itself,
i.e., "Deng-Deng," "Ling Ling," or "Bing Bing." etc.

FOOD:

87. You put hot dogs in your spaghetti.
88. You consider dilis the Filipino equivalent to french fries.
89. You think that eating chocolate rice pudding and dried fish is a
great morning meal.
90. You order things like tapsilog, tocilog, or longsilog at restaurants.
91. You distinctively grab a toothpick after a meal.
92. You order a "soft drink" instead of a "soda."
93. You dip bread in your morning coffee.
94. You refer to seasonings and all other forms of monosodium
glutimate as "Ajinomoto"
95. Your Cupboards are full of Spam, Vienna Sausage, Ligo, and Corned
Beef, which you which you refer to as Karne Norte.
96. "Goldilocks" means more to you than just a character in a fairytale.
97. You appreciate a fresh pot of rice.
98. You bring your "baon" most of the time to work.
99. Your "baon" is usually something over rice.
100. Your neighbors complain about the smell of tuyo on sunday Mornings.
101. You eat rice for breakfast.
102. You use your fingers to measure the water when cooking rice.
103. You wash and re-use disposable plastic utensils and styrofoam cups.
104. You have a supply of frozen lumpia in the refrigerator.
105. You have an ice shaver for making halo-halo.
106. You eat purple yam flavored ice cream.
107. You gotta have a bottle of Jufran or Mafran handy.
108. You fry spam or hot dogs and eat them with rice.
109. You think that half-hatched duck eggs are a delicacy.
110. You know that "chocolate meat" is not really made with chocolate.

most of this shit is fcuken TRUe. holla back if you feel me.


Monday, September 12, 2005

off to virginia beach.. this thursday. yes i might miss jersey city, but i have to make my apartment into a home for my husband & i. so try to keep in touch.


Monday, March 28, 2005

rest in peace edwin.

damn mahn so young so sweet. yet barely enough time to live! i never thought that i wolud make a blog about this. but angela needed company and GOD made a choice and that was you. thank you for leaving a mark in everyones life. i miss you so much than you ever know. it was only once we chilled, but never thought that will be the last i will see that smile of yours. i hate to say goodbye to a yesterday but my heart will always remember you. promise me that when you get up there in heaven you`ll be smiling down to all of us with jella. and please tell jella that ilooveee her dearly more than she ever know.

respectfully in tears not with grief but the love we want to give to you even though you are not here but your memory will always be. GOD ::sigh:: i dont want to think about this but one question is WHY?

 



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