SAD STORY

BF: Pagka graduate natin pakasal na tayo.
GF: Paano pag hindi ako naka-graduate?
BF: Sige ka, maghahanap ako ng iba

*Tapos na graduation, hindi nakagraduate si boy*

BF: Congrats, sorry di ako nakagraduate
GF: So? Akala mo kung sino kang mgaling bobo ka naman pala.
BF: Will you marry me?
GF: Ayaw ko sa loser!
BF: :'( Salamat at congrats, napaka bobo ko nga siguro, lalo na nung pinagpalit ko ang testpapers nating dalawa :'(

Some people are really something. May iba mahal nila ang isang tao dahil sexy, macho, gwapo, maganda, matalino,or mayaman. But what if kung mawala lahat yan? mamahalin pa kaya nila? Para sa akin, di bali ng hindi gwapo,macho,matalino nor mayaman kung mayaman naman sa pag mamahal, mabait, maaruga, at hindi tamad sobrang sapat na sa akin.

Haay how sad naman this story.

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The Holidays

I appreciate the guest post, Lindsay Valdez

I googled Glen alley direct tv to check out tv options in my area. I'm busy getting my apartment ready for my family to visit for the holidays. We don't agree on much, but we all love the classic holiday tv that comes on every year. Oh man, when I was little, my sister and I would watch the Grinch Who Stole Christmas, the Snowman, Rudolph, and that one with the mice. What was the name of that one? I totally forget. There's also A Wonderful Life and Scrooge. It's funny, though, because my family didn't watch Jimmy Stewart or Ebenezer. We watched the musical Oliver! when I was growing up. Every Christmas Eve. If I catch that movie on tv now, my heart hurts a little. I'm transported to the house I grew up in, with the Christmas tree immediately behind the couch, and the fire on. Our favorite character was Fagan. So amazing! The holidays will certainly be different now, but I was hoping can start some new traditions!

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Maine

Contribution by Kennith Griffin

What comes to mind when you think of Maine? When I learned that we would relocate to Maine for my husband’s job, all I knew about Maine was that it was a state that was almost in Canada and the home of L.L. Bean. I imagined it to be rustic and woodsy. I thought the people from Maine spent most of their time canoeing for fun. We have been here for six years. When I first got here, I realized that my perception was wrong. They had electricity, direct tv biddeford me, and running water. The residents didn’t spend most of their time canning or canoeing. The state does have its woodsy and rustic areas, but the landscape is absolutely beautiful. There are beautiful rolling hills, the sea, and hardwood forests. Apart from the natural beauty of the state, many cities offer the modern amenities, I was worried I would be leaving when we moved. One thing that I particularly love about Maine is the people. Everyone is friendly and welcoming. I think the people of main may be more hospitable than the people of the Southeast!

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Mysteries at the Museum! An Adventure in Discovery

The Author of this post is Solomon Dejesus

Dark, depressing closed spaces in the old Alcatraz prison in San Francisco, California. Reliving the dreams of immigrants coming to America over a hundred years ago in the Ellis Island Museum in New York, New York. These are the kinds of things you can see on Travel Channel's Mysteries at the Museum. I LOVE it. Why? I suppose it is a bit of the geek inside me -- I love museums because I always feel like I am on a bit of an adventure when I visit one. I feel as though Im discovering something very special and other worldly and this show fits my need for mystery in my otherwise nice but mundane life.

Mysteries at the Museum, which I watch on Satalite Tv, takes you to strange and wonderful exhibits around the U.S. and as a result you can get some awesome ideas of where to travel to and what discoveries you can find in museums around the nation.

My favorite episode so far focused on the tour of the now defunct federal prison Alcatraz on the island of the same name. When the park ranger who was giving the tour, stepped inside one of the tiny cells and outstretched his arms touching both walls on either side easily and truly demonstrating how small and eerie the prison cells were -- I felt chills. Bad boys or not, you had to feel for the prisoners who endured such conditions at Alcatraz back in the day!

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Zappos Born shoes

Who needs shoes? Everyone of course. These days shoes have become part of our life in everything we do. You can't live without them. So, what kind of shoes do you need? Well, it depends on what are you going to use the shoes for. Do you need shoes for work or play? One thing you should always remember as you buy shoes is comfort. Talk about comfort,Born shoes at Zappos not only offers customers everywhere a brand that first and foremost provides comfort, but is also fashionable and fun to wear as well.

Their natural shape is a Born shoes key design focus. Born shoes have a generous toe box, which allow the toes to lay flat and wiggle. This breathing room also permits air to circulate inside the shoe to help keep the foot more comfortable. Lightweight and flexible soles are used in every Born shoes design to ensure each work is as comfortable as it is contemporary.

If you want to try one of Born shoes selection, maybe you can try the Born Susy. Many people have recommended the shoes. What’s so special about this Born Shoes? Born Susy shoes are so comfortable to use. It is cushioned but supportive and looks very cute with or without thin socks. The elastic on the heel is just enough to keep it in place without digging in to the skin. You could match Born Susy with both brown and black pants. Of course, you can always match them with any jeans you have. These shoes would look great with casual skirts too and would be perfect for traveling and sightseeing. Go check them out at Zappos.com!

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