Saturday, February 26, 2011

Makeityourring Diamond Engagement Rings

\makeityourring diamond engagement rings
 credits: www.shireeodiz.com 
 
 

As a struggling law student I always dream of having a makeityourring diamond engagement rings, I sometimes dream of being Ma’at. Not familiar with her? Yes, she’s the iconic justice symbol that you often see at law offices and trial courts. And yes, she’s that famous girl holding a sword and a balance scale at both hands, as the Goddess of truth, balance and order.
But as I read more and more of the cases filed day after day, from dramatic family relations cases to action-packed criminal cases, I am quite doubtful if just and fairness will really prevail soon. From personally perceived wrong judgment rendered by the courts, have starved with no food to eat, down to those oppressed who were not even able to voice out their sentiments, I began to be so cynical about these just things. Yes, I’ve read, known and felt the bests and also the worst of our justice system and it almost lose my hope in love and happy endings.
That’s probably why, as soon as those two tiny red lines appeared at the Pregnancy Kit test, my boyfriend was about to jump as I frantically thought of weird images appearing into my mind. Bulging stomach, delivery pains, ruined studies and career, and worst, being stuck with one man for the rest of my life. Phew!  The last thought made me shiver. Well, don’t get me wrong. Not that I don’t want this. Of course, I do want this. After all, I’m 30, afraid of high risk pregnancy and complications that come with the age. So, here it is now, my so long planned and wanted pregnancy. But damn, it’s The Man. Wait, again, not that I don’t love or want The Man, the soon to be father of my baby, but girls, do you get me? Yes, I want his genes for my baby. But if men have these fears of getting tied and stuck up with one woman for the rest of their lives, well, we women do feel the same. The thought of being a typical good wife, waiting for her husband to come home,  cooking for him, having to sleep beside him every night of your life, plus the thought of “what if the right one comes along?” Oh, crap. One thing for sure, I am ready to be a mother, but no, I am not yet ready to be a wife.
However, I do have an option, right? I can be a single mom. That’s not bad. Well, many women chose that courageous path. But not all had those options, some just don’t have a choice but to be a single mom. So lucky me, I got to choose, then here comes My Family in the picture. My Family, my OH so conservative family. Plus, The Society. The OH so conventional society where I belong. This is something not normal for  them. Single motherhood has always been equated to stupidity, misery, agony, intrigues, poor-integrity and hopelessness. And that will surely disappoint and break the hearts of My Family.
And while these battling thoughts tried to crack the nerves in my head, here comes The Man. Something in his face makes me worry so much. Must it be his hair or the unfamiliar look in his eyes. And The Man gave me an evil smile, a grin that almost made me puke. He started to bend his one foot, knelt down and then I witnessed the most scariest thing he ever did in our entire relationship, he took out something from his pocket, a tiny box, a red tiny box, opened it, and asked those words “Dang, will you marry me?” and I fainted.
It must be the hormones or something that I started to really feel odd and wondered what the hell I was going through. Something so unexpected and unexplainable came through me, as my tears started to pour out. No, this is not me. I felt so happy, so enchanted and so bedazzled that my eyes were stuck on that tiny thing inside that tiny red box. Of course, it was a ring, just as what I was expecting. But it was really more than just a ring. It must have been a ring that must have emerged from the deepest oceans or crust on earth. It must have been a ring some bourgeoisie women lost when Titanic sank. Oh my, The Ring is a Diamond ring.
A diamond ring polished into perfection. A diamond that took millions of years to produce it, took thousand of miners’ lives to obtain it and countless efforts to perfect it into a very precious ring. From that mined hard rough stone that requires a very delicate and tedious procedure, extraordinary skills, scientific knowledge, tools, time and experience to produce this lustrous jewel. As what I felt right now, diamonds are extremely hard but also brittle and can be split up by a single blow, just like I am splitting now.
The used to be very hard-headed, hard-hearted me, is melting into something more meaningful, more valuable. This diamond made me realize that after all the natural and chemical process it has been through, until a perfect gem was produced, it was all worth it. It was all worth the time, the effort, the risks, the lives, the waiting, the adventures to become priceless. The justness it characterizes of how trials and challenges will soon pay-off and bring something very precious in your life. So while they say diamonds are forever, I must say Diamonds symbolizes justice. And off went my fears, my anxieties, my uncertainties, my paranoia. It guaranteed me every best thing in the future. This diamond ring justified everything.
And as I cried and was about to emote further, The Man shook me and brought me back to reality. Teary-eyed me asked him, “How did u get this precious thing, honey?” and he casually answered “Oh, I cant find something here so I surfed the net to find the loveliest gift for my honey and baby, I hope u love it and I hope you’ll marry me.” Speechless, no need to say anything. What can I  say to The Man and to this Diamond ring that sparkled and brought back the brightness in me? Now, I still dream t of being Ma’at, still holding a sword and a balance scale, but of course more glowing as I have those precious diamond ring in my finger. Indeed, diamonds are womens’ best friends, even mens’ too, because every woman is worth it.
Like me, I am in bliss, The Man is now My Man and I am engaged.

Thursday, February 3, 2011

DOWNSOUTH Shoot like a Pro


The Shoot Like A Pro Photography Workshop with Rhonson Ng and Jojie Alcantara early bird registration is extended til February 4, 2011...

Shoot Like A Pro.

You’ve got a DSLR, you’ve got the view, and you’ve got the time. But the question is, do you have what it takes to shoot like a professional photographer? The truth is, most of our professional photographers started out as ordinary hobbyists, and with combined passion and love for the craft of stills, they evolved as professionals.



But this didn’t happen overnight. It took time, in fact countless times of practice to perfect their desired exposure. And most of them back then, were self-taught, experimented with rolls and rolls of films and burned a lot of money to build a name. But every dreamer has their own path to take, you don’t have to explore on your own.



In fact, the fastest way to improve your skills is to learn from the people who perfected their craft. And here is your chance to SHOOT LIKE A PRO. DownSouth proudly brings you SHOOT LIKE A PRO: A Photography Workshop with Rhonson Ng and Jojie Alcantara, two of the best photographers who made a name in photography.



The Maestro Rhonson Ng, is a seasoned photographer whose works are used in posters, tourism brochures, tarpaulins, and billboards. His pictures are also published from different local and national magazines. He has gone into places in the Philippines through mountain climbing, diving, caving and living life on the edge, and was the former photographer of the Department of Tourism XI.



Jojie Alcantara on the other hand, is an artist, writer, and photographer who dabbles between photography and the arts. Her passion for photography and travel took her to places and made name for her photos. Her works are being published from different magazines and newspapers. She also won online photography contests.


We don’t need any more words to highlight this workshop. All we need now is you. Don’t miss out the chance to improve your photography. Learn more about the basic techniques and the functions of photography elements. This is your chance to live your dream, be the next professional photographer. And start shooting like a pro!







The fact is, with the basic knowledge and some practice, wonderful pictures are just a click away. And there is nothing more

enjoyable than capturing moments, places, adventures and peoples, and sharing them with your friends and the world.

DOWNSOUTH brings you a platform that will improve your skills or give you the skills that you need to becoming a great photographer. It will not just arm you with the technique and expand your knowledge but also expose you to a range of interesting subjects and give you the opportunity to meet and have fun with like-minded people.

Set in the splendid Little Boracay in Sta. Maria, Davao del Sur on February 26-27, 2011, two of the best photojournalists in the country opens their Pandora’s box to let you in on their secrets. Meet the Maestro, Rhonson Ng and the Great Pupil, Jojie Alcantara. Together they give you “Shoot Like A Pro.”

This is a Basic Photography Workshop for both amateurs and professionals (who want to review and enhance the skills they’ve acquired). It’s an intimate and interactive one that will not just involve a classroom setting but actual process of taking great images. This will involve a competition amongst the participants with great major prizes awaiting them. Some images will be selected by DOWNSOUTH, and will be featured in the magazine, website and its launching.

Registration is from January 18, 2011 – February 25, 2011. Early bird discount will be given to those who will register on or before January 30, 2011.

Registration fee is PhP 4,500.00 which is inclusive of the following:

    * transportation
    * accommodation
    * food
    * workshop kit
    * certificate

They only offering limited slots for this workshop. And “we guarantee that you will learn a lot from us,” words of Ms. Jojie Alcantara.

 contact us at +639155165929 or email us at downsouthmindanao@yahoo.com.ph to be a part of this adventure.

The Location:





So what are you waiting for...
For details and inquiries email  just email downsouthmindanao@yahoo.com.ph or call             0921 72 60 215  (Angie0

And you can download the registration form in this link:
Kindly click the links please...Thank you... :-)

Visit the official Website of DOWNSOUTH Click Here >
Thank you... :-)

Sunday, January 30, 2011

Remebering those times

  From:

http://www.djtammy.com/2009/07/more-pics-with-angie.html

 

I will be celebrating my 30th birthday on Saturday and I was inviting my friend Angie from Davao City. Unfortunately, she can't come so I decided to visit her today and treat her out for lunch. Here are the pictures taken today when we went to SM mall Davao City. We had lunch at Bigdy's Restaurant!


@ the restaurant..


Crazy pose...hehehehe

We didn't watch, we just pose...hehehe





My friend Angie...

More Pics With Angie :-)







More pics with Angie.
hehehe.We just love to pose :-)
Thank you miga...


Thursday, January 6, 2011

Discover the hidden of your name

The secret mean behind name ANGIE is :
You are fairminded, wise and peaceloving and are always willing to help others. Your mental capabilities and creativity are well marked with wonderful and original ideas which you need to bring to tangible fruition. Perceptive and understanding of others your positive approach to life and influential nature means that you have leadership qualities. There is great potential for success both financially and spiritually.
More Details: Click Here
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Tuesday, December 28, 2010

Looking forward for the 5th Distribution of Pens.

Excited for tommorow.
Kahit pagod,at walang tulog.
Kakagaling lang sa High School Reunion.
Excited pa rin para bukas.
5th distribution for PENS OF HOPE IN DAVAO.

To All Volunteers.
See you tomorrow.
Thank you so much for supporting Us.
^_^

GOD BLESS US ALL...^_^

Saturday, December 25, 2010

Wistlist in last minute of Christmas

I read about this from Ms. Nortehanon blog.
Wala lang.Wala namang mawawala if I do my wishlist like them.Right? hehehe....^_^


Something small: Wrist watch.

Something big: 2nd hand laptop.hehehe...^_^ Because my laptop is not working properly.
I can't no longer use the wifi,cannot detect the wifi anymore. It need to be connected to cable wire to the modem of router.Blame to some virus.


Something cute: Stuff toy...Any stuff toy....Just suprise me...hehehehe....^_^


Something soft: hotdog pillow.I long for that hotdog pillow.I never had that eversince.hehehe...^_^

Something techie: Iphone...hehehe..Some old one will do....


Something fancy: canon dslr camera...hehehe...if you have your old one.I'm willing to recieve it...^_^
For my Passion in photography...^_^


Something pink: A blouse.Medium size...^_^


Something wearable: A cool pair of biking cloth. For woman.Medium size.


Something you need: New Mountain Bike.I really need some exercise.I'm gaining weight already..hehehe..^_^


Something you can use for work: Nice planner book.with calindar...hehehe..


Something sweet: chocolates...chocolates...chocolate...any chocolate will do.I'm chocolate addict. When I'm in my Mothers belly...She love chocolate cake..That's why my skin complexion like color chocolate.^_^

All I Want For Christmas: UNCONDITIONAL LOVE,PEACE,and HARMONY.

Dear Almighty Father this I ask to Santa..Grant My Wish...Amen...^_^

Pinoy Forumers Society Supports POHD

Repost from Pens of Hope Davao blog.

Posted by Kikit Avenue.


Thank you Pinoy Forumers Society for supporting Pens of Hope in Davao.
Pinoy Forumers Society is an organization of Overseas Filipino Workers and OFW aspirants, formed and organized through the former POEA Message Board in September 2008 with sole objective of extending help to our compatriots and chosen beneficiaries.
For more details about this organization, please click here.
Here are some pictures taken when they bought the writing materials.







Again, thank you very much!



Free_Angie
I have the change to know Ms. Misalyn of  http://www.myscrapsandpatches.blogspot.com/ 
the ChairWoman of
We a had great conversation with her.
I learn a lot of things.
And part our conversation is Ms. Nortehanon.
Kahit di namin kilala ang totoong identity ni Ms. N.
But we don't either bother to ask.Funny no? ^_^
That's Ms. N rights not to reveal her real Identity.hehehe...^_^

  I find out that we have lots,in something in common.
In the sense of our interest,and passion.
Hoping to meet her in person.
When she able to come her,in my birthplace.^_^



One Pencil. One Runner. One HOPE

Reposted from this site. Thanks to Maridol, Jen and all the runners who donated.



“If we could ask 100 runners bring one pencil each, there will be 100 pencils for 100 children.”

That was what Que and I had in mind when we first discussed the possibility of having the Takbo.ph community and inviting runner friends to support Pens of Hope in Davao. We were proven wrong though…. BIG time!
Give hope. Inspire others. Share your blessings. Encourage learning. Be involved!
- Pens of Hope in Davao

The simplicity of the project and what it advocates for got me hooked back in 2009. One person, one pencil, one child, one dream. On 20th August, Jen posted on her FB page a call for support in the collection of pencils and other writing materials. I immediately sounded it off to Que, and Coach Pojie (who, to this day I am still thankful- for inviting me to join his Feed and Give Project 2 when I was still a newbie). I wasn’t let down with their replies. Both were enthusiastic about the project and pledged support. Que said that she’ll try to get Takbo.ph involved, I didn’t doubt her, but I never thought it’ll be anything like this….

Runners get involved!

I checked the party thread and was just amazed at the pledges from all who signed up to attend. My thoughts, “One of the best Christmas gifts ever!”

There will be something to send the children of Davao come Christmas. I was pretty sure of that. I’ve witnessed, in the few months that I’ve been a part of this running community, it has not yet failed in coming and seeing a project through.

Fast forward to 16th December. Arrived with Jen (Pens of Hope) and this was what greeted us at the registration area.

From the runners with love... and not even half of it! (Photo: Carlo Serrano)

I greeted Que and she immediately told me that there are more bags under the table… she was not joking. And as more runners arrived for the party, the pile just kept getting higher and higher and higher. It wasn’t just one pencil per runner, it was dozen and dozens of pencils and other writing materials per runner.
I distinctly remember my conversation with Marga:
Me: This is just so overwhelming… thank you so much!
Marga: You doubted?
Me: No, I just didn’t expect it to be this much.

Jen was speechless, she was looking at the growing pile and shaking her head in disbelief as more attendees line up to put their “gifts”, and kept saying “unbelievable.”

The pile just kept on growing....
(Photo: Doc Marvs)

"Thank Yous" from Jen (Pens of Hope; uy, bawal umiyak!) with Jinoe (Takbo.ph)
(Photo: Doc Marvs)

After the party, we packed everything and while doing both Jinoe and Que kept on saying, “Here’s another bag” or “There’s more here”. In the end (or not) there were 13 BIG – FULLY packed bags of pens, pencils, crayons, paper and other stuff!!!!! Yes, stunned again!!! But wait, there’s more! Coming down to the building lobby, we heard Timmy talking to someone and saying, “Just wait here, the pencils are coming down.” And there was Jhuvy waiting with two more bags of pencils and writing stuff. Jen couldn’t believe her eyes. hahahaha!

I’ve always believed that the running community has and boasts of having the most self-less and giving people – those who would help without question and/ or having to ask twice. Small and big acts of kindness and generosity, runners giving back and paying it forward – even to those who they do not know, actions that keeps us grounded and reminds us that – there really is good in everyone – that we can make this world a better place with our collective effort – that we can do something. Last night, that belief was further cemented. Thank you so much!!!

Photos courtesy of Carlo Serrano and Dr. Marvin Opulencia. Thankies!

P.S. The author is not from Davao.. lol after being asked last night so many times. Jen is the one who hails from Davao.
 
 
-Free_Angie
As I read this post I remember My overwhelming feeling as I receive the school supplies from
(You will be redirect to Brendel blog).
 I never expect that I receive that much school supplies...^_^ 
In behalf of Leah Valle.
Now our hardwork pay- off...^_^ 
Click here
 
THANK YOU so much....^_^
I'm so very Grateful about it.  ^_^

The Newbie Of BlogSphere was Born Yesterday. December 24,2010

  I prove to MySelf that online tutorial is possible..hehehehe...^_^

He said to Me yesterday that Blogging is one of his heart desires,to know the world what's his BEING can shares.

And his dreams become reality yesterday.

Let me do the honor to introduce  Perry Lequigan of   http://pinoywarrior.blogspot.com/

and here's the 1st post of his blog...Enjoy Reading.....^_^

 

 

Across The Streets 

By: Perry Lequigan

 

one gloomy night, the wind blows its might
flashes of lightning as thunders roars screams 
his mighty groaning... 'twas a moment of where
people trembling not because of fear but because
no one hears them when they need help their stomach
scratches their inner being, the pain, the agony, helpless.

teardrops flooded the streets, their eyes looking for someone
who extends their glimpse a cup of hot water could ease the coldness of the night
their spirit groans for justice, their innocence uphold their domain
a street of  nowhere, a street of where love is not real, 
a street of injustice.

More post of him...Click here

"In My Eyes You Can See The Reflections What's Within...

 
I invite your soul
into the white castle  of
my heart
and wait for My brown and magic eyes.


I start my day with the alphabet of my eyes
Just wait for my eyes to tell you secrets.
You will know their language . . .
My eyes: Song of hope,
I accept healing for my eyes.
I accept tears of joy for my eyes.
I love poetry for my eyes.
I accept Empowerement of My BEING thru My eyes.

 
They are
God’s
book of poems.
My soul is an Eagle
darting
through
the sky,
desiring
to taste
the Spirit
of My Deep Being.
My eyes tell you my secrets
I have been kept for so long.


 
I grow young
when I gaze at the blue sky:
paradise.
Looking at you!

 
I know you are kind, I trust,
but
why,
why,
why
are my eyes
elusive?