Last June 21 (Father's Day) was also the birthday celebration of our choir master. Yah, it's Mr. Paolo Martin Trinidad's advanced birthday celebration with the choir. Of course we started the day by singing 10:15 am mass at Santuario De San Jose (where we also saw Dodot Jaworski, Mikee Cojuangco's hubby). Then after it we went to the parish hall to share the healthy food that sir. paolo prepared for us. He brought us Tuna Spaghetti (that has lots of healthy ingridients like mushroom, malunggay leaves, olive oil & etc) and Chicke Sandwich (which has a little twist because of the tiny Pipino in it). Yummy, isn't it? But i prefer the pasta with parmesan cheese. Again sir. paolo, Thanks for the food and happy happy birthday (may you have many more birthday to come). "to follow na lang po yung gift ko, hehehehe."

To be honest with you guys, I've been very busy for the past weeks because of my freelance writing gig. I got this writing gig from a client from bataan which turns to be a seo.ph member too like me. This client pays me via PAYPAL and i have no choice but to get an EON card to cash out this funds because i will also be using the money to pay my sub writers. I have inquire via phone many times and the requirement i was lacking is TIN ID but because i was very eager to get my EON Card I personally visit UnionBank @ 9th Ave. Caloocan. I only brought with me two valid IDs ( a school ID and a Passport). I was shocked because the teller gave me the application form and asked me to have my IDs photocopied. "pwede naman pala kahit walang TIN, kaasar yung nainquiran ko via phone. hay, pasaway!" as soon as i have my IDs photocopied and completely filled up the form. I immediately submit it to her and asked her do i need to pay now? She answered me "No sir, pagdating na po ng card tsaka kayo magbabayad ng P350." I also asked her how long will it take? " she answered "sir, around two weeks or 10 working days po". With that information i confidently leave the bank and hoping to get the card as soon as possible.

June 21 is the day for our Fathers but in our case we celebrate it in advance because we don't want to make "sabay" with the families that will be celebrating Fathers day. Last June 20, Me, Patrick, Mom and Dad went at SM North Edsa to use the free movie passes from ViVa that ate nannie gave my mom. We directly went to the block because the cinema that plays Shinjuku Incident is there. Even we're late for a couple of minutes, we are still allowed to enter the cinema. Dad asked me to buy popcorn and soft drink at the Snack Bar, so that we have something to eat and drink while watching Jackie Chan film. This movie is great because for me all Jackie Chan Movie is one of a kind. After watching the movie, Patrick says that he is hungry and because its our advance celebration of Father's day, we went to Shakeys for our dinner. Dad immediately ordered his pitcher of beer while my mom is choosing the Meal Package that we will be eating. My mom also asked me to buy our favorite Turks Shawarma, that we'll bring home. When i came back everything is serve and its now time to eat.. Yummy Mojo's and Dip plus Creamy Carbonara with lots of Parmesan cheese. Of course there is also Chicken and Managers Choice Pizza. I can say this Father's day celebration is the best because even though i have no gift for my dad as long as we are all together it's the greatest gift that he has. Again dad, Happy Father's day and to all dads out there "HAPPY FATHER'S DAY TO ALL OF YOU"...

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Last May 24 was a special day because it's my 20th birthday. grabe, can't imagine that I'm turning older and older, from olgmscute15 now its webmasterphi@20... hehehe i told my mom to celebrate my birthday the simplest way because i have no guest at all. But they insisted my demand and instead prepare a lots of food for my birthday... hehehhe "kaya ayun kain to the max na naman ako, kasi ala naman kakain ng food eh." what gift i received for my birthday? 1st just a couple of months ago when my cellphone was stolen my dad gave me my new Nokia 7210 Supernova as an advance birthday gift. 2nd just this month i received my salary from my boss and a money from my dad again (pambili daw ng extra phone kasi yung isa kong phone will be given to my youngest brother). When i combined this money that i received, i was able to buy my iphone clone (sciphone 168++). 3rd i also received a pasalubong and at the same time birthday gift from my mom. Giordano t-shirt with I love Singapore Logo, a pair of Crocs Sandals, a Key Chain with Merlion logo, and lots of chocolates, all fresh from singapore. 4th i also received a money gift from my aunt and uncle who leaves at Las Piñas. To my loved once who gave me birthday presents, thank you very much and i love you all. There are also lots of people who greeted me not only thru text and phone call but also thru social networking sites, thank you for remembering my special day. You too rocks my day. I would also like to thank Timezone Trinoma for the Birthday Bash which me and my friends enjoy just this month of june, i really enjoy playing with different arcade machines. "Basta sa lahat ng hindi ko na nabanggit but rocks my special day. thank you very much." hehehehe before i forget my simple wish is "good health, more fortune, and protection. Not only to me but to my whole family." i hope on my debut next year i can post a blog contest. Calling all sponsor hehehehe (nagpaparinig na!). again happy birthday to me and may i have many more birthdays to come...

Last June 12 (Independence Day) Our choir Musika-pella of Santuario De San Jose together with some instrumentalist had a wedding gig @ San Jose Manggagawa Parish in Marikina. At first i feel so scared to get lost because i'm really not familiar with place of marikina, thanks to sir rolly for guiding and accompanying me. The parish got nice interior and great altar that is best for wedding plus it also has good sound system making the choir sounds well. Our choir master decided to divide the pieces to all of us. he asked me and my co-tenor to sing the psalm "how lovely is your dwelling place" which was accompanied by the pianist and violinist. he also asked ate abby to sing the offertory song "your heart today" which is also accompanied by the pianist and violinist. he even asked the sopranos to sing the communion song "pastorale" while us boys are tasked to sing another communion song "bawat sandali". And as choir we sing the very high Our Father, Minsan lang kita iibigin, How did you know and Love is the answer. For me this is my first successful wedding gig. If you guys want to see our pictures you may visit it at http://www.flickr.com/photos/40065660@N04/show/ and if i can get the videos soon, i will be also uploading the youtube urls here as well. but for now just listen to "Minsan Lang Kita Iibigin" that we sung in this gig. (sorry for the unneccessary noise because i only use my cellphone in recording this and sorry if i wasn't able to upload the whole song. Just enjoy the sample.).

Are you familiar with Scalar Quantum Technology? It's the ceramic pendant that Fuzion Excel is offering. yah, it was endorsed by lots of personality like Samboy Lim, Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao, and etc. But what quantum global offers is too expensive that an average person can't afford. Now last June 6, i was invited by my friend GiGi for a merienda @ SM North Edsa. Gigi is one of my business partners/suppliers like before i also get Biomagnetic bracelets at her. Now back to quantum pendant, she told me that they got a lot of stocks from a supplier in china. They get it in bulk that's why they also sell this at low price. Now she wants me to help her move/push the product. In terms of authenticity all pendants are original and its all tried and tested plus it has authenticity card as proof. Now i'm selling this quantum pendant for only P3500 50-60% cheaper than what Fuzion Excel is selling. You may see my ads at http://www.sulit.com.ph. Again for orders you may contact me at 09208452699(smart) 09359549441(globe) 0922.4932265(sun), i do meet-ups or i usually charge P150 for shipping... Buy Now!

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Do you believe in miracles? like what Ms. Nora Aunor said in her movie Miracle: "There's no miracle, miracle is only in our hearts." I personally believe that miracle happens because of our faith. But why am i discussing all of this things? It's because i attended the Pasayaw Festival of Obando, Bulacan. This festival is known for bringing miracle to those couples who find hard time making their kids. many couples have already testified that it's real. But guys, i didn't went here to dance and ask for baby. i went here to enjoy the fiesta celebration and at the same time "Makikain lang din" hehehe.. After eating our lunch at our friends house, we decided to go at the church where are there are lots of stalls selling different kakanin, delicacies, and some souvenir items. i should say the kakanin that we bought is yummy. after eating our kakanin we try our luck at the mini carnival hehehe (kaso talo din sa color game, daya naman). Then when we feel tired, we decided to go back in their house to take our merienda. hehehe it was indeed a great festival that we filipino should be proud of. So guys, i hope we could meet there next year...


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We discover one of a kind food cart at SM North Edsa Annex., do you know where your table sugar came from? hehehe of course it came from the Sugar Cane., and the food cart that we've found is "CANE TWIST (Sugar Cane Juice).," don't you know that sugar cane is very nutricious? yah its because Sugar Cane is rich in minerals and vitamins. It also strengthens liver, kidney, heart and brain plus it promote healthy cholesterol levels. Sugar Cane also contains antioxidant for good immune system and it is also recommended for anemia and jaundice. Cane Twist is selling Fresh Pure Sugar Cane Juice and Fresh Sugar Cane Stick., you know why i say fresh juice because you will see how they extract the juice from the sugar cane stick plus it has no water at all that's why i consider it pure., but of course there is ice that makes it a cold drink and you can also choose if you want it natural or with flavor (flavors are as follows: Original Twist, Lemon Twist, Ginger Twist, Pandan Twist, Peppermint Twist)... the taste is good and its unique for me, because its my first time to try sugar cane juice., Lastly Cane Twist serves affordable drinks at P25, P30 and P35 per serving, while the Sugar Cane stick is available for only P20 per stick... so what are you waiting for Try it now...

I went to school around 11am hoping that "aabot ako before the lunch break"..., hehehehe.., yah i reached the school 30mins before break., ok "ayun na nga" of course i need to plot the subject that i will enrolled., this takes me 10mins because i cannot decide in some subjects... but it also went smoothly., i just enrolled the subjects i left like 2 minor subjects( Economics 1 under Mr. Hadje and Soci01 under webcast) and 2 free electives (Structured Cabling under Mrs. Gaña and Multimedia System under Mr. Ipapo)., after i finished enlisting my subjects i get my assesment form to know how much i need to pay., hehehe "inabot ng P17k+, na less na dyan ung 15% discount na binigay sa student" upon knowing the amount i need to pay i rush to the atm of the metrobank just beside our school., unfortunately the atm machine is offline., that's why i need to rush to the bank inside the nearest mall., i withdraw P18k and carefully went back to school because i am afraid of holduper., i just stay calm and move ordinary as if i don't bring any money., "ayun na nga at last nakarating na ako sa school but the accounting office is still close., i have to wait until it open., "ayun buti nabayaran ko din cya., may utang pa nga yata ung accounting eh.. hehehehe" and now i am enrolled., 1st day of class is on May 18 but i'm not yet ready to go to school i need 1 week rest., "baka may25 na ako pumasok"...

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I can't forget the greetings of one radio station i heard few days before the mother's day because they compare the non-stop mom who are serving and caring for his family to tough jobs which still has day-off, because they consider Mother's Day as the only day-off for all mothers and i was really touch by the message of the greetings., to all mothers out there "HAPPY MOTHERS DAY"... unfortunately we didn't celebrate my moms special day with her because she was still on her month long vacation at singapore... but i make to it to call her cellphone just to greet her and my cousin a Happy Mothers Day., the next day when i chat with them in Yahoo Messenger, she make "kwento to me the way they celebrate mothers day there" hehehe they went to Lucky Plaza to look for Baryo Fiesta which is owned by the kuya of my mom's officemate here in the philippines.. i thought it was the famous eat all you can restaurant here in the philippines "Barrio Fiesta" it was "katunog lang pala"... but that baryo fiesta at singapore is awesome because they serve filipino dishes at affordable price., like laing na kangkong, menudo, sinigang, and etc.., according to my mom the kuya of her officemate stays there for almost 7years and i think their restaurant is 2years already.., "grabe talaga ang pinoy noh, masipag na and madiskarte pa kea kahit tuloy may pinoy" hehehe by the way again BIG HAPPY HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY to all moms out there., and as my gift to all mom i will sing my version of Sa Ugoy ng Duyan..,

"Ako mismo tutulong sa pagpapalaganap ng advokasiya" if your watching the fight of Pacquiao and Hatton last may 3 @ GMA 7., you may be familiar with this AKOMISMO advocay because the TV Commercial was aired many times from may 3 onwards... my pledge for that advocay was the quote stated above because i know thru my blogs and my connection i can help them spread the message to all., here's the FAQ that i copy from the website Akomismo.org.,


Q: Who is behind the Ako Mismo campaign?
A: DDB, under its Corporate Social Responsibility arm, DDB Cares, is the spirit behind the campaign. For many years now, DDB Cares has been supporting causes it firmly believes in, using its creative and media resources to espouse positive values. From taking care of the environment, to education of children, responsible voting, protection against domestic violence and human trafficking, role of media in shaping society, religious efforts for Veritas and Caritas, and now, this advocacy for hope and empowerment. We do this, probono oftentimes, both for our clients and for our own advocacies.

Q: What is Ako Mismo about?
A: Ako Mismo is a patriotic initiative anchored on optimism. It is a battle against indifference and the feeling that the individual is helpless. Amidst all the bad news and negativism gripping the nation, Ako Mismo provides a refreshing message of hope and empowerment. It is an apolitical and inclusive movement to energize and rejuvenate Filipinos, especially the youth, and move them to action. It is our collective desire that the action arising from our individual commitments as Ako Mismo advocates will mobilize a groundswell of change, contributing to a bright future for our country.

Q: Why did DDB Cares choose this particular initiative?
A: We believed that there was an urgent need to bring hope to Filipinos, particularly the youth, in the face of growing cynicism that is heightened by the current political, economic, social and moral crises. We also believe that most Filipinos still desire change and would like to overcome the manifestation of hopelessness, which is apathy. This change can emanate from the power of the individual contributing in small, meaningful ways and building up a collective effort that can change the nation. This was the inspiration for Ako Mismo. And judging from the overwhelming response we got, the time had truly come for an advocacy such as this. People were just looking for a vehicle to express what has long been in their hearts.

Q: Is Ako Mismo the launchpad of any candidate in the future?
A: No. This is an apolitical effort as it shifts the initiative for change from government and politics to the individual. Although this was an initiative of the agency, it was our hope to get the support of like-minded individuals and companies. We are fortunate that the PLDT Smart foundation has been inspired to support this effort at the very onset and we are encouraged by the interest of many more corporations to contribute to the cause. We realize that the campaign touched a deep chord and could very well be used for commercial or political gain. Which is why we choose our partners and personalities well. We have to make sure that they are true believers and role models for the cause by their life’s example.

Q; How did you choose who to feature in the campaign?
A: We had certain criteria. We wanted to represent different sectors: from celebrities to ordinary folk, from religious to business, students, the academe, and working people. It was also important that whoever we featured genuinely believed in our message, and were already engaged in their own worthwhile advocacies so they could be credible, inspiring role models for others. And because this is an inclusive and apolitical movement, it was also critical that whoever we featured did not have any strong political affiliations. In fact, we were particularly inspired when those we sought and who sought us to be included in the campaign, shared their concern that they not be used for political gain.

Now that we’ve opened up the movement and people are signing up with their personal commitments, however, we anticipate that there will be those who will express views that not everyone will agree with. But so long as we have inspired each person to take it upon himself to do something good, whether it’s a change in attitude or behavior, a commitment to provide financial support to the needy, or support institutions that benefit the community, society, and the country at large, we will have done a good thing.

Q: How has the response been to the campaign?
A: It has been phenomenal. The overwhelming response of people and the tens of thousands who have signed up for their commitments—it’s like nothing we’ve ever seen before. Apart from the sign-ups, we have also been approached by companies who want to do more for the cause, and we are thrilled about this because Ako Mismo is an inclusive movement where the more people we have taking positive action, big or small, the closer we will all be to creating a better future for Filipinos. We believe this is a compelling message that has touched the young.

Q: Are you open to accepting other companies to support the cause?
A: Absolutely. This is the whole point behind Ako Mismo. It is an instrument for unity in a fractious society. As such, we welcome diversity, whether it be individuals, groups, companies or sponsors. The broader our support, the better it is for the advocacy to flourish and be able to support worthwhile socio-civic activities. However, we have to ensure that whoever partners with us is aligned with our vision and that the movement not be commercialized.

Q: The registration for Ako Mismo requires information from those who sign up. Will the database be used for commercial or political gain?
A: No. The basic information we asked for will be used to guide us in the deployment of the dogtags to the right people. The information will also be useful as we mobilize our socio-civic activities, as it will determine where and what projects are relevant in specific areas. It is important to point out that this whole movement is one of volunteerism. And while we hope more people will sign up, or that our members will participate in future activities (the choice of which will be guided by feedback we receive about what matters to them), ultimately each individual has total freedom to decide whether he will participate or not. We are very protective about the information we receive and we have taken security precautions against people accessing the information for their use without our knowledge. We are zealous about protecting the movement from being exposed to those with political or commercial agenda.

Q: People are asking for dogtags and where they can get them.
A: We wanted the dogtags to be a symbol for Ako Mismo and one’s commitment. The dogtag is a military symbol, a commitment to a mission, and we see the advocates as an army of hope. But to be quite honest we didn’t expect the clamor for the dogtags to be this huge. And so we are rushing to produce them in quantities to satisfy the demand. But for sure they will be made available in a few weeks. From the many blogs and comments we received, people wish to pay for them, and for those who do, we will ask only a minimal fee to defray cost, the proceeds of which will go to a respected and established charitable organization. We will identify these organizations soon on our Ako Mismo website.

Q: People are asking where is Ako Mismo leading up to, now that people have become aware and signed up their commitments?
A: Our initial objective was to change people’s attitudes and behavior and encourage belief in themselves and their innate power to make a difference. It is our hope that they will act on their commitments, which is the next step. We will provide a vehicle online for people to share their achievements, and in so doing, get more people inspired and engaged in taking real action. We will also feature real people who have made a difference in society, simple folk who cared enough to use their gifts and resources to serve other people.

One such inspiring story is Efren Penaflorida, who has spent the last ten years of his life travelling the country to teach street children. He does this with very simple implements: a kariton bearing his teaching aids, books and monobloc chairs. Another is Susan Fernandez, a sociologist, teacher, and women’s rights advocate who has spent her life using her music to uplift the plight of women. And we have Filipino talents who have become international stars bringing pride to our country, like Charice Pempengco and Arnel Pineda. Their stories and their humble circumstances are an inspiration to everyone.

Q: What are the future activities of Ako Mismo beyond creating awareness? Where will you take the movement?
A: We hope to engage more companies in the movement and organize and/or support socio-civic activities in pockets all over the country, guided by the information we receive online about the causes that resonate most consistently among the most number of people. And God-willing, if we are able to raise enough funds through all our activities, we will partner with established and respected socio-civic and charitable organizations that have the infrastructure to reach out to and help the most number of people nationwide. We are in the process of evaluating this now.

And for me i really appreciate the effort of the person behind this because they give the people especially the youth to join in building our nation by asking them what can you do to make a difference? and my message to all who pledge hope you can do what you promise for our country because that small thing can be alot in building back our broken nation., for all out there who haven't made any pledge yet Log on now at www.akomismo.org., there is also text hotline but i forgot the number eh... hehehe.. and start making a difference for our country...

"Rain, Rain Go Away, Come again another day. Webmasterphi's wants to play, Rain, Rain Go Away..." that's the song playing in my mind when bagyong emong and bagyong dante passed by our country., you know i really hate rain or typhoon instead i prefer the cold climate of December, hehehe... Because if it's raining i can't make "Lakwatsa" hehehe., imagine the life of webmasterphi stucked at home., duh? It's so boring hehehehe., plus another thing i don't want is there are floods., yuck it so kadiri, i don't want "to make lusong with that dirty water" because its kadiri due to the water is contaminated by lots of bacteria, germs, and viruses, especially the known Leptospirosis (the virus from the urine of the rats) because there are lots of people died due to Leptospirosis... but what strucked me most after the typhoon was the landslides and flashfloods happen in our provinces., imagine this typhoon killed many lives and destroy millions worth of properties.., "buti na lang taga manila ako" and what i realized with it is we are also the one causing this things to happen, you know why landslides and flashfloods happen? It's because of the trees that are cut down by illegal loggers, instead there are trees that is taking the water from the heavy rain the land are washed away resulting to landslides and flashfloods., 2nd the reason of the floods here in the metro is because of the "baradong Drainage"., you know why it became barado., it's because of every small trash that we threw away in the streets.., with this things i hope you too readers think of it, our mother nature is angry with all polution that's why she's doing this to let us realized our faults... "i know we can do something to preserver her for the future"...

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I know you know how grateful is it to have a family reunion because it's only during this time you engaged yourself to your relatives which sometimes you don't know at all., right? and even though my mom is not here in the philippines, last May 1, my Aunt/Godmother celebrates her 50th birthday and as treat for all of us she invites us for a Swimming/Birthday Celebration/Family Renion @ Bosay Resort Antipolo., all of my aunt and uncle in my fatherside prepared their potluck lunch but for us we just contributed money to my grandma for what she will be cooking because we don't have enough time to prepare foods., also my uncle ED contacted a jeepney for this outing but they also drop by our place to picked us up. we travel along Katipunan going to Marcos Highway which also brought us to Sumulong Highway that bring us to Antipolo hehehe "ganun kasimple pero mahabang biyahe" because we already passed by the sight seeing location of antipolo and feel the coldness of the place., and when we reached the place there are lots of vehicles in queque it also includes our jeepney, the car of my uncle from antipolo, and also the Crosswind of the birthday celebrant., hehehe but the goodthing is we have reservation for a private pool that's why we don't need to fall in line the long queque of people waiting for their time to enter the resort., when we are inside the resort "grabe dami masyado tao sa mga public pool, buti na lang we're in the private pool 3"... my first impression was a BIG WOW because it has two rooms (the masters bedroom has it's own CR but the other room uses the common CR near to it "things to clarify common CR is different from Public CR,OK?"), it also has a pool inside 3 to 5 feet i think with jacuzzi on one side, and lastly at the side of the pool was the dining area., i really love the place even though i know how much it worth because i enjoyed the bonding with my relatives.., my aunt/godmom/bday celebrant also requested for videoke machine that's why yours truly webmasterphi stop swimming and instead sung for everyone., hehehehe., how about the food? i should say its the best because if you didn't ask me my grandma is good in cooking for they own a small carenderia before., they prepare; Beef Caldereta, Saute Shrimp, Grilled Bangus and grilled Tilapia, while for the merienda its Spaghetti, siomai, bread and ice cream., there are also chips for the kids and beer with chicharon as "pulutan" for the adults. "grabe the food is really overflowing" before i forget the candle blowing was happen before we prepare our things to go home., before we go home we had first family picture taking, it was really indeed an unforgettable one., if you want to see the rates and photo gallery of the resort that we visited just visit www.bosayresort.com... thanks ninang!

hehehe, Guys do you remember my article AMA Jobfair and AMA Charing 09? i know you know how tiring it is., that's why i think we deserve to receive a reward.., hehehe an OUTING for all organizer as reward for the help they made to make the event a successful one.., here's what happen, before the end of trimester DLS president Jannelle set a tentative schedule for our swimming., and last April 27, joel confirmed to me that tom April 28 will be our swimming., he also remind me that we should be at school 9:30am sharp (meaning exactly).., that's why i came at school around 8:45am because i have to get my gradeslip., grabe i have NFE & luckily i don't have grade lower than 2.75., thanks to all of my professor., after getting my grade slip i have to plot my subjects for assesment., "grabe onting subject na lang gragraduate na..," actually i have 15units left., hehehe, after plotting i need to enlist it so that i can get my assesment and see how much my tuition fee is., thats it, i got shocked when i see that our discount was cut down to 15%., but its ok because at least there is still discount., "natutuwa nga ako sa marketing campaign ng AMA Computer College because they are giving away Brand New Toyota Vios and Acer Laptops to the new students for the school year 09 1st trimester whether incoming freshmen or transferee., galing noh, tsaka kakatuwa yung mga endorser ng AMA EDUCATION SYSTEM; imagine Sarah Geronimo for AMACC, Angel Locsin for ABE, Pauleen Luna for ACLC and Christian Bautista for SASN(pero alam ko may bago eh, i wonder who is he?)., grabe noh star studed..," back to the outing 9:15 have passed and now its 9:30 good thing me, joel, jiro and friends are already there but DLS and Procube's President is not yet around., i think we went to the location at around 10am or i should say pass 10am.., the resort is not a private pool resort in short there can be lots of people also swimming and relaxing there., when we reach the location we immediately went in and payed P100/head plus P200 for two tables., "grabe" my initial reaction when i saw the pool its a big YUCK., because the water is not clear, its full of "Libag" i wonder what's the english of "Libag," by the way i really don't have plans of swimming but i was obliged because i had to encourage the president of Procube because she also don't want to swim, but just for fun i have to make a deal with her that we will both swim because almost everyone wants her to be in the pool., "basta yun na yun, katuwaan lang ba"., while we are enjoying in the pool, janelle also enjoys preparing our food because she don't have extra clothes that's why she can't swim., for our lunch its beefsteak and adobo with matching bannana or unriped mangoes as dessert., and for our snacks, its grilled TJ Hotdogs and Sweet Style Spaghetti.., "grabe kakatuwa kasi they don't know how to burn the charcoal., paningas ba., hehehe" that's why yours truly webmasterphi have to teach them 1st., and around 5:30pm we went home full of happines, enjoyment and stories in ourselves., by the way special thanks to Janelle Santos for organizing the outing, Katherine Telegrapo and Chatmon Grantos for the sumptuos food that they cook at home, Joel Evangelista for reminding me and Jiro and Friends for joining us and making the outing a colorful one..,

Hehehe it was not an ordinary sunday church service because everyone seems busy rehearsing the piece for our wedding gig at Fern Brook (Daang Hari, Alabang).., i came at Santuario De San Jose around 9:30am because i thought we will be having a practice before we sung for our 10:15am slot., hehehe but it seems they are all busy preparing for the gig., "kea ayun medyo sabog yung entrance song namin." after the mass we have to immediately go at the parish hall to have our practice and also for our lunch because the van is already waiting for us.., hehehe we are now on our trip to fern brook, of course we are not familiar to the place that's why its common or i should say natural that we got lost.., hehehe even though we somehow got lost we still find the place just on time.., we asked the marshall where can we change clothes and they bring us to the brides room.., gosh the location is so cool because of its gret ambiance and romantic designs., we prepare ourself to the place assign for the choir and "kakatuwa because there is a quartet group on our side." but unfortunately the microphone is not good giving us hard time because we have to make our voice louder and clearer., hehehehe after the wedding of course picture picture and during this picture taking we sung "how did you know, love affair, when i fall in love and etc..." the quartet also play different love songs after we sung., the talent fee was given to our choir master and we are also invited to the cocktail area for snacks.., and at last everything is finish, for me i find it successful even though there are minor errors., we already changes our clothes and prepare ourselves to go home., this wedding is unforgettable one because i find the location elegant and unremarkable one., so couples out there who are preparing for your wedding i suggest this location Fern Brook at Alabang., and for your chorale needs try our Acapella Choir "Musika-pella of Santuario De San Jose" you may see us at the parish(East Greenhills) every Sunday 10:15am mass.,