College life, What do you miss?

Hmmmm, very nice to look back to our college dyas right. Though I enjoyed my high school days more than my college days but there were certain things that was new during my college days:

I miss.....

* the hang outs in the library;I worked as a student assistant and I go there during my break time for my library duty, I miss the work, the books, the dusts, the librarians and my friends there.

* my crushes and the cute guys who hang out in the library......

* my professors, even though they were terrors but have learned to appreciate the beauty of learning and the good things that I have associated with it.

* those group studies that resulted into group eating and group talking; I guess thats the most ironic situations way back then, but it made us close together and created a bond among us.

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Happy Birthday Benedict

Yummy!!!

With Mommy Irma and Daddy Santi

With Tita's and Titos

Tita Cristy and Tita Hazel

With Tita Denden, Tito Reu Tita Haz and Mommy Irma

Young at Heart

With kids

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Who is Barack Obama?

I just got curious who this Obama guy is so I searched and found this....

He was elected to the Illinois state senate in 1996. Four years later, he made an unsuccessful run for the U.S. House of Representatives. Obama won reelection to the state senate in 2002, running unopposed. As early as 2002, he was a critic of the proposed Iraq War, declaring in a television interview that he would have voted against the Iraq Resolution.[3] In 2004 he ran for an open seat in the U.S. Senate. Midway through the campaign, Obama delivered the keynote address at the 2004 Democratic National Convention and became a nationally known political figure. He was elected to the U.S. Senate in November 2004 with a landslide 70% of the vote.[4]

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Its a happy day!

Its a happy day

and there's no other way

to start the week with a smile

to chase you blues away!

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SERIES EVEN AS FIRED-UP GINEBRA DEALS SMB ANOTHER BEATING

Fast & Furious backcourt combo leads prolific Kings’ scoring parade

The Barangay Ginebra Kings delivered a telling message Friday evening that left the San Miguel Beermen bracing for worse.

What transpired in Game 4 was completely mind-boggling after the Kings pulled another lopsided victory – a 146-111 beating of the Beermen that evened the best-of-seven title series for the 2006-07 Talk N Text PBA Philippine Cup.

In fact, even Jong Uichico, the unassuming coach of Ginebra, said he has no explanation for his team’s fiery behavior of late.

“It’s really hard to explain… But I’m sure this has something to do with our intention to get back and tie the series,” Uichico said.

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I turned 31!!!!!!!!!!!!

I turned 31 last February 15, hay.....sigh......,the more I want to procrastinate my 31st birthday the closer it gets and alas alas how very soon time just passed me so swiftly.Hmmmmm, meaning?.... I'm not getting any

younger!!!!Well, I guess looking younger than my actual age and having a positive outlook in life is

an advantage. You can hide the face but not the years.

I thank God for all the blessings, guidance, wisdom,for the friends, for my family, officemates friendsters all social support system, and my significant other!

"Count the night by stars, not shadows.

Count your life by smiles, not tears.

And with joy on your birthday,

count your age by friends, not years."

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What is Your Japanese Name?

My Japanese is Hamano (seaside field) 美晴 Miharu (beautiful clear sky)

To know your Japanese name please check this out:

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Barangay Ginebra is back in the finals.

The Kings, sans injured main man Eric Menk, reigned supreme over the Talk n Text Phone Pals for the third straight game, scoring a 98-89 victory to clinch the first slot in the Talk n Text PBA Philippine Cup finals at the Araneta Coliseum last night.

Mark Caguioa limped out of the court with leg cramps in the last 4:32 of play but the Kings never lost heart, riding on the exploits of Rudy Hatfield, Ronald Tubid and Sunday Salvacion as they beat the Pals in Game 6 of their best-of-seven semis showdown.

"It’s all about heart and character. The boys just keep on playing wherever it brings us. It brought us to the finals in this case," said Ginebra coach Jong Uichico.

"It was a hard game and we just made the run at the right time," added Uichico after leading the Kings to their 16th finals entry.

The Kings take a shot at their third All-Filipino crown against either his former team San Miguel Beer or Red Bull.

"It’s gonna be exciting. What I’m afraid of is that we’ve lost so much emotion in this series. We might not have much left for the finals," said Uichico, who gained his 10th finals stint — his first outside San Miguel.

Minus Menk and Caguioa, the trio of Hatfield, Tubid and Salvacion made it happen, combining in a decisive 15-5 run in the fourth quarter that changed the complexion of the game.

After Salvacion fired a trey to cap that attack, the Kings had seized control at 90-83 entering the last two minutes of play.

Red Bull lost its coach on technical fouls but not its fighting heart, squeezing out a 104-100 win over San Miguel Beer to force a deciding Game 7 in their own semis series.

"What comes to my mind right now is divine justice. The boys vindicated me. It’s their warrior spirit that bailed us out," said coach Yeng Guiao, who was thrown out of the game for two technical fouls in an incident triggered by his collision with San Miguel shooter Dondon Hontiveros in front of the Red Bull bench.

"I don’t know why I was given two technical fouls. Dondon bumped into me, I protected myself then he did a good acting job. The San Miguel bench rushed at us. So I don’t understood why I was given two technical fouls," Guiao pointed out.

source: Philstar 02/05/2007

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