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the least we can do is call her Jennifer
thanks and acknowledgment to dailymail.co.uk for the lovely photo of Ms Jennifer Laude. ALMOST as an afterthought and nearly needless…
how mom made my day on her birthday
Mommy Dearest with Second Brother. happy birthday from all of us Mom! Thanks bro Jude Bautista for the pic! MOM…
blessed to be working, blessed to be working in NZ!
they hadn’t known it yet, but a dinner I had with family was in thanksgiving for many blessings in NZ!…
happy milestone, sad milestone
semi-lighthearted and slightly inappropriate dismissal internet meme. I’M RINGING Dad’s phone on his birthday, despite Youngest Brother’s admonition that he sleeps…
why Filomeno “Palo” Gagasa and family are my favorite Kinoys
Favourite Kinoy Palo Gagasa with his daughters Nymia (foreground) and Engr Ammiel (with glasses) and wife Amy. FROM THE Philippines,…
ang paglipad ng kulay ni Mahal sa interbyu (Mahal’s flying colors in a work inteview)
The pic’s a little too nice, but the store where Mahal applied looks a little like this. Thanks to retaildesignblog.net…
hailstones!
IN HINDSIGHT, I should’ve probably followed my gut feel after holding a wet finger up and smelling the air. I…
Mork, Patch Adams, Mrs Doubtfire, and once a Pinay’s hubby: how could you not love and mourn for Robin Williams?
YOU WOULD have to be a cold-hearted Scrooge and Sad Sack not to appreciate the humor of Robin Williams. Not…
guess who’s coming to dinner (with pinoys)?
Chris and Lauren our Wellingtonian neighbors are on the left. Mielko the friendly Slavic cabdriver is on the right. The…
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the privilege of knowing & working for the Barrio Doctor
Ms Didith Tayawa- Figuracion and the great man, Senator Juan Flavier Here’s a tribute to SENATOR JUAN MARTIN FLAVIER, my…
the least we can do is call her Jennifer
thanks and acknowledgment to dailymail.co.uk for the lovely photo of Ms Jennifer Laude. ALMOST as an afterthought and nearly needless…
how mom made my day on her birthday
Mommy Dearest with Second Brother. happy birthday from all of us Mom! Thanks bro Jude Bautista for the pic! MOM…
blessed to be working, blessed to be working in NZ!
they hadn’t known it yet, but a dinner I had with family was in thanksgiving for many blessings in NZ!…
happy milestone, sad milestone
semi-lighthearted and slightly inappropriate dismissal internet meme. I’M RINGING Dad’s phone on his birthday, despite Youngest Brother’s admonition that he sleeps…
why Filomeno “Palo” Gagasa and family are my favorite Kinoys
Favourite Kinoy Palo Gagasa with his daughters Nymia (foreground) and Engr Ammiel (with glasses) and wife Amy. FROM THE Philippines,…
ang paglipad ng kulay ni Mahal sa interbyu (Mahal’s flying colors in a work inteview)
The pic’s a little too nice, but the store where Mahal applied looks a little like this. Thanks to retaildesignblog.net…
hailstones!
IN HINDSIGHT, I should’ve probably followed my gut feel after holding a wet finger up and smelling the air. I…
Mork, Patch Adams, Mrs Doubtfire, and once a Pinay’s hubby: how could you not love and mourn for Robin Williams?
YOU WOULD have to be a cold-hearted Scrooge and Sad Sack not to appreciate the humor of Robin Williams. Not…
guess who’s coming to dinner (with pinoys)?
Chris and Lauren our Wellingtonian neighbors are on the left. Mielko the friendly Slavic cabdriver is on the right. The…
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