Sunday, November 23, 2008
Saturday, November 22, 2008
Saturday, November 8, 2008
Saturday, November 1, 2008
...halloween and my birthday party









family picture
Monday, October 27, 2008
Sunday, October 26, 2008
...fireworks display @ MOA
After eating dinner, we witnessed the amazing fireworks display! I wonder how much they spent on that! It must have cost them an arm and a leg!
...getting hot and wild @ 1920
...halo halo pics @ jojo's place
...birthday ni Gene
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
...ronald's birthday bash 10.16.08 @Metro Phi
Monday, October 20, 2008
...busy days

Sunday, October 19, 2008
...dance contest
Jhojo was one of the judges of the contest. What does he know about hip hop dancing? Well, being the dance empress, he is an expert, the right person for the job! He knows exactly who's cute and who's not! Hahaha! This is one of my bets, though they only bagged the 2nd place and surprisingly, a group of girls got the first prize. Woooh! They stuck it and brought it on!
There's one thing we can be proud of, Filipinos are great dancers, no matter what genre it is! Congratulations boys!
Friday, October 17, 2008
...wlang kokontra!
...at Papus with SKs and friends
Thursday, October 16, 2008
...sshh sshh, baby's sleeping!
...klowns Q. Ave with the Brgy Kulitan




Wednesday, October 15, 2008
...pay day na naman!

Who says only girls like shopping? In the Philippines where most men are metrosexuals (and more than 80% of them are gay), men carrying paper bags at a mall during payday are a common sight. I have nothing against them coz they have the money to waste, and I myself, once in a while, mob around bargain sales together with a press of shoppers.
According to Noel Jones, money is active, it doesn't sleep, it's always in motion. Money flows in and out of your account. You make money by circulating money. Holding tightly onto money does not increase your prosperity. So the first step in attracting money is to stop clinging to it. Start thinking of how keeping money in motion will bring you greater wealth. Put aside a certain amount of your earnings in savings (the experts usually recommend 10 percent) and scatter the rest. Now, this doesn't mean you should just toss your money about mindlessly. Look for other profitable avenues to move your money to, such as a new business, mutual funds or even just a regular savings account if that's all that works for you right now. The important thing is to keep the money moving.