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Posts made in November, 2008
The twinkling rice lights of our Christmas Tree gleam in our living room. Along the staircase, traditional red and green Christmas ornaments drape the sides. The girls’ stockings hang near the landing, as if waiting for small gifts on Christmas day. One thing that you will hear in my home are Christmas carols streaming in...
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Photo Hunt’ s Theme today is Metal. The most obvious symbol of the Amish is their horse-drawn buggy which is made of metal.
I took shots of this buggy as my brother and I checked out a harness shop at the Amish/Mennonite Community in Jamesport, Missouri last month. I saw a lot of the Amish and Mennonite people and of course...
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Last night, my nephew, the son of Oscar, my late brother asked me if I knew the notes of his dad’s award winning composition Pangarap ng Musmos (Dream of the Youth) which was played over 30 years ago in an Ateneo College Music Festival. I told him I didn’t have it but if he can hear the notes, it is easy to take it...
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Update at the end of this entry
It is rare for me to rant in my blog unless of course, there is a positive resolution in the end. I also believe that when I have problems with services or products, I give the business owners or officers a way out. Ranting without doing anything about it is just not my cup of tea. In most cases,...
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I noticed something strange in my blog referrals. There is an upsurge of suicide image searches in my blog. My blog is number 1 in the image keyword “suicide” which points to the Suicide Prevention page. Thank you Google. That has been the trend for many months now but in the past two days, there is just way too much...
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I was planning to bake Pumpkin Pie tonight because I remembered just how delicious it was during my visit in Missouri last month.
My daughter said “we’re not Americans, mom so why should we celebrate Thanksgiving Day”.
I protested “but I love Pumpkin Pie” and I want to bake it today to feel like I am...
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So what makes me qualified to talk on ANC’s Shop Talk in today’s episode about Christmas Decorations? I tell you, it’s the search engine’s fault.
I am sure you all have uplifting and eye-catching holiday decorations and are experts on your own.
I stick to affordable, recyclable and festive looking...
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Second chances?
Do you believe that someone who has caused you so much pain deserves a second chance?
Do you believe that YOU deserve a second chance?
Four years ago, I packed my bags and left my husband because I thought I wanted to start a new life without him. Grief had overtaken us so much that we were virtually strangers to...
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A friend once said to me, “If someone cries in front of me, I consider it a gift.”
Every third Saturday of the month, I receive this gift during the monthly meeting of The Compassionate Friends. I am honored to receive it.
It’s quite common to hear oh she is so brave! when the broken-hearted person appears ...
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After years of denial, numbing feelings of pain and all sorts of emotions, I finally came true to myself. I learned to take care of myself emotionally through practice and learning new behavioral patterns like Acting as if. I forced myself into positive recovery behaviors, disregarding my doubts and fears, until my feelings caught...
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Manolo Quezon and bloggers filed a complaint for intervention seeking to include the thwarted Memorandum of Agreement on Ancestral Domain between the government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) to the charges in the impeachment complaint against President Gloria M. Arroyo. I admit I am not that knowledgeable of the...
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While watching the loving family of Barack Obama on the stage of Grant Park, I wondered what lay ahead of their family. Her interviews with media shows her active mommy role. In a Newsweek interview, she hopes that “…we do some of what we’ve been doing for the last year and a half. That we really treat our...
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