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We celebrated dear Pepew’s birthday at Gerry’s Grill-ABSCBN last Saturday/Sunday. Bumaha ng pagkain. Sumuko kami. Akalain mo…
Nga pala, nakilala ko si Pepew dahil sa futsal. High school classmate siya ng kapatid ng dati naming officemate (whew). Ganun din si Paolo.
Malaki talaga ang nagagawa ng futsal sa buhay ng isang tao. Nagkaka-boypren ka na, may bagong mga kaibigan pa, ahehe 
cy with the paolos
guests
ang dami nitooo
claret boys aldrich, steel, pew and alex
hee =")
our new magnetic keychains ♥
next year uli, boitday boy!
Tuesday
Cy (to officemates): Nag-gain na naman ako ng four pounds. Eight pounds na ang nadagdag sa akin since May. Isang bowling ball na yun! Hindi puwede yun! I will lose four pounds asap.
Friday
Cy: Na-lose ko na yung four pounds.
Lawrence: Anong organ ang tinanggal mo?
Thursday night, after my WD 210 (Feminist Theories and Movements) exam:
stress reliever from...
sweet Teddy
Pizzetta's (Teachers' Village) Arrabiatta
Margherita
may nakagat na sili
At dahil nangalay ang kamay ko sa dami ng sinulat, nagpa-hand spa ako after supper, hehe. Sarap!
Saturday night, after my last exam (History and Perspectives of Gender and Development)!:
at Cibo-Trinoma
taters
lemon iced tea for me (safe choice, as always)
grape shake for him (sarap!)
um...ano nga ulit ito? (pizza nang pizza, nagmumukha tuloy ninja turtle...)
nakalimutan ko na rin ang title nito hahaha
after supper, we picked up my new titanium anti-glare glasses! *nerd*
“Support for both family planning education and for passage of the RH bill is very high among both Catholics and non-Catholics,” it said. “Regularity of church-going, and trust in the Catholic church, have no effect on support for the RH Bill.”
About 71 percent of surveyed Catholics and 68 percent of non-Catholics favor its passage.
Full story here
Survey results here
Cocoy: Tita Cy, draw an ocean!
Cy: Okay *picks up crayon, draws*
Cocoy: And a fish!
Cy: *draws* (Nagpapa-uto talaga ako, pero sa matatabang bata lang 
)
Cocoy: One more, over here! *points*
Cy: *draws* This one’s Nemo. What’s the name of the other fish?
Cocoy: *thinks* Underthesea!
Cy: Haha.
Cocoy: Draw a shark!
Cy: *draws* Oh no! The shark will eat the fishies!!!
Cocoy: *stands up, gasps* Run, fish! Run!!!
Cy: Run!!!
*pause*
Cy: Teka, Cocoy, fishies don’t run.
* * *
Pao and I were in the den (I was studying, he was zoning out) when we heard Cocoy singing in the dining area.
Cy: Anong kinakanta ni Cocoy?
Pao: Hindi ko alam.
Cy: It sounds familiar.
Cocoy moves closer to the den.
Cocoy: Figaro figarooo…
Pao: Potek ang coño ng pamangkin ko!
I drink milk. Milk is strong! *flexes muscles/fat*
at the Ronas residence in Teachers’ Village
cute&chubby cocoy&chelo
with steely dan and paolo
homemade cuppycakes!
ang punong abala aka mommy 
claret boys
alas-cuatro na! magsi-uwian na kayo!
those who are wondering, the answer is yes =)
One of the things that I love most about my Women and Development classes is that I get to know women of different ages, with different backgrounds.
Take my WD 201 class, for example. We have a former executive director of an environmental organization, a teacher, a social worker and an economics graduate of a university in London. Our ages range from 23 to about double that.
The great thing is we treat each other as equals (but of course) and as friends =)
As a sem-ender of sorts, our prof, Miss Natsy, took us to her new house in Ayala Heights. We toured the place, then discussed environmental, economic and other important issues (like lovelife, hehe) over pizza and fruits.
the deck
class picture
miss natsy
with jan, mags and ate a
Twas a good way to end a good semester =)
Thanks to yeeeee for posting this comment:
I wrote an article about them some time ago (http://www.pickyguide.com/features/bucking_the_starbucks_experience_feature.html). They also have issues about the quality of their milk, unfair labor, and unethical business. I like Figaro more, really.
May Figaro atang malapit sa amin. Lipat-bahay na ito. =)
According to this article, Starbucks wastes 23 million liters of water a day.
