grace:
"hi there just droppin by..thought you would like to join me with link from blog...true with every blog you have and referral they'll give you money..."
francis:
hi tess, it works basta mag effort ka lang din mag burn, kasi pag hindi, naiiwan din yata ang gamot sa fats mo. hehe, thanks ha, the background was taken during our Kalinawan shoot at kalinawan resort, samal.
Joanne:
hi sis! thanks for checking out my answers for friday fill-ins :) till next friday ;)
crazyshy:
hello! Yah.. masarap ang pizza at pasta nila... better try there!
Juliana:
Kamusta na Marites? Hope your weekend is going well.
junelle:
Got a tag for you. Kmusta ang excelerator?
Clarisse:
Salamat sa comment about those freeloaders. They really succeed at sucking out my energy. Anyway, what's this about Hayden Kho. I saw it on TV Patrol last night....yaaaakkkkk
Clarisse:
guess what! I did your tag! Which is about 6 feet deep into your archives by now. Better late than never. Ain't flakin on yah!
Saturday, June 14th 2008
11:56 (511 days, 15h, 20min ago)
Reader’s Digest : Making Its Mark Through the Years
When I was growing up, I used to sit and curl beside my aunt’s bookshelf by the stairs in between playtimes or schoolworks. I did this more often during summer vacations and/or school breaks. I spent hours there and would get lost and travel in other worlds just by reading.
My aunt is a bookworm and her bookshelf was full of her reading collections. The one collection that I love most was her Reader’s Digest magazine collection that dated back from years and even decades ago. Reading this magazine did not only provide me with so much fun and imagination but also gave me a lot of inspiration and life lessons as they feature real life people and situations that people from all walks of life can relate to.
As an adult now, I still continue reading Reader’s Digest and even subscribed to it for years. While net surfing last year, I was delighted to discover Reader's Digest Homepage. I saw my favorite feature sections: health, clean jokes and laughs, cartoons, word puzzles, contests and more that cannot be seen and read in their glossy magazine such as RD.com - Make Your Mark, videos, more photos and discussion board.
My current favorite in RD.com - Make Your Mark section is the story of Father Kombo Peshu who paid it forward and did more after finishing a scholarship education given by a missionary, Father Richard Quinn. Father Peshu went back to his village and against all odds, raised funds to provide scholarship education for 40 high school and college students and to provide more running water for his Kenyan village, Mwanda.
Through the years, there were so much more to see, to read, to know, to learn and make your mark by doing something good just by reading Reader’s Digest and until now, there are always more.
naka social spark naman lagi ka, giunsa nimo? ako wa pa jud tawn kasugod sa social spark.. 
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