#laagnitantong

I don't know what has got me but I have been singing this song even in my dreams since December 2010. As a trivia, this is the soundtrack of the box-office movie Miss Congeniality starred by Ms. Sandra Bullock. She's my idol in romantic comedy, so I guess this has contributed to this madness I had for the song. Well, in fairness, the song's melody and the lyrics both has something to say. And it's good, danceable and easy listening kind of music. I love it! I have an mp3 file in all my gadgets, from the office-issued to my personal laptop computer, from my nokia to samsung phones.  And so I would like to share the lyrics with you so that you can sing along with me everytime we hear this song. Here it is. You're one in a million Oh Now You're one in a million Oh Sometimes love can hit you every day Sometimes you can fall for everyone you see But only one can really make me stay A sign from the sky Said to me You're one in a million You're once in a ...

Manila Bulletin - Wednesday, January 19 To keep your money safe while traveling, you should not put all your money in one place, put only very minimal local currency in your pocket, use security pouches for your money, bring your fanny pack along instead of your tote or purse, leave some of your money in the hotel safe, and keep a list of bank phone numbers and other important details with you. You never know what might happen when you are traveling. That is why it is very important to keep your money safe at all times when away from home. If you do not want your plans and your trip to fall apart, here are some simple steps you can follow to keep your money safe while traveling: 1. Do not put all your money in one place First, it is advisable not to put all your money in one place. If your wallet gets lost or stolen, you will have nothing left. It is always wise to break up your money and put it in different pouches. You can put a small amount in your wallet, some in your pocke...

VIETNAM-CAMBODIA TRIP 1st time in Ho Chi Minh City, Pnom Penh and Siem Reap The famous angkor wat The Phnom Penh City landmark The Ho Chi Minh Palace Another asia trip for Erick and I from February 24 to 28, 2011; a 3-full day personal tour. Our tentative itinerary will cost eash of us P10,000.00 at most, inclusive of souvenir shopping. We wish to enjoy gorging to the limit in Saigon City and seeing with our naked eyes the ancient angkor temple. Whew! Can wait no longer... NOTE: Ensure the night trip bus from Saigon straight to Siem Reap (refer to Mabuhay Miles magazine). In case that only SAPACO liner operates the trip which trip is scheduled daily at 7am, then the IT will be revised. 

I had never done this in my high school years; I was closet then. I never did this in college though I was out but behave. The thought made me smile. But I already did this once during my gay community's christmas party. But then again, I thought of doing it over as a tribute to my Surigaonon friends and as an extravaganza during the opening of Kody's Music Bar in Surigao City. The bar is owned and managed by Tony and Alming Yu, a good friend of mine. So there we dared, Al and I, dressed in drag, grabbed the microphones, braved the front stage and performed as stand-up comedians. I initiated the throwing of punchlines and Al did the singing for just 30 minutes audienced by the newlywed couple (my sister En and her hubby Jun), my neighbors, my friends, and other guests. A glimpse of the one-night-only performance on January 8, 2011 is here below: I would like to thank Ganni for my gown. Al would also like to thank Ancyz for his gown. 

It was January 8, 2011 when my sister En and his long-time boyfriend decided to marry. The couple and me planned and prepared for the wedding the whole year of 2010. The following selected photos showed the highlights of my sister's BIG DAY: To have a sneak peek of the wedding video, which will be released in 3 months time, simply follow the link: http://www.vimeo.com/18560480