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dances under the shadow of the moon and the flickering stars, one with the million fireflies enveloping the ancient tree in blue, when the night is hushed, and the heart can passionately exult... or gently weep. 

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Nice to stumble on your site.. You’ve got nice articles/blog here :)

malditasha:

thanks louie canoy. you’re welcome to add in your own memory balls. keep well..

malditasha:

ellen, look up the “filipinos in mongolia” web site for more information on working in mongolia

Ellen:

They’re hiring some pinoys to work for them and im one of them.just need to know more about the conditions there.is it easy & safe to go around the city.are there a lot of english speaking mongols.how do they work?what do you do there?thnks for the replies…appreciate it!:)

malditasha:

Hi Ellen, yeah i know Naran dept store and have shopped there a few times. A bit expensive than mose stores. Didnt know though that they have a website.

Ellen:

Hi!have u heard of the Naran group.They said that they have a dept store in UB.their website can be accessed.would u know about them?thnk you!

Fliz:

hmmmmm may newska lang prmi bla MJ

diday:

im teary eyed reading the memories of how sagay was . i still could remember the muddy road during rainy season and dust during summer.
thanks for writing about our beloved sagay and see its difference now.

malditasha:

thanks dette for the lemonade award

babette:

Heya!thank you gid for sharing photos of our new SM…wonderful!perfect!miss you NGgJoy!

malditasha:

suzeth, my response to you on yahoo bounced back. i dont know of any sagay-specific folk song. try to get into the sagay city website (guesbook) where there are posted a number of ilonggo folk songs

frizzy:

Hi it’s frizzy. Cheers from Indonesia, the smiling country

odette:

joy i also linked this up to my blogsite. you can visiy mine at http://odettebautista.blogspot.com/

odette:

joy i also linked up this site to my blogsite. you can check out mine http://odettebautista.blogspot.com/

Survivor Philippines:

Survivor Philippines: Pautakan! Pagalingan! Patatagan! Napadaan lang, Subukan nyo ako! Lets exchange link para matatag! Salamat

malditasha:

for those who posted comments - i have been having problems accepting them. this has happened before.. it may take some time but your comments will eventually be in. sorry. i appreciate your making the effort to share what you think… thanks many.

malditasha:

sagaynon - no worries, no offense taken. boysie or anyone of us who have something to say or tell can write.. being effective is not the point. the point is that we share our so-called collective memories. i’d like to hear yours too.

sagaynon:

sorry again ha, i’m your big fan too and i’ve been reading your blogs and really love them. i think your layout is excellent. what i said on my frist message is just an opinion..thanks

Sagaynon:

nice..but you had mentioned that it is boysie’s idea “the urban legend”, then why is he not writing it himself? i read his blogs too, it’s brilliant. i feel that he can write this more effectively than you. sorry, i like your blogs too, but when it comes to this kind of articles, i think it is boysie’s department. don’t get me wrong, i’m your fan too.

the zen bitch:

this lay-out is better. i love it!

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things familiar and not anymore

May 30, 2008

dinner conversation at our house in bacolod, one balmy night, centered on how certain things in our sagay childhood in the 60s, 70s and onwards interestingly came in twos. several of these “pairs” were within the block where we grew up, and almost always across each other. 

at the two corners along the national highway, where commuters got on or off the buses from bacolod and/or san carlos, were the two main restaurants -  salbel’s and blue dahlia.  a few steps down, on both sides of the corner of the road to barrio bato, were the two grocery cum snack shops and dry goods stores of mrs. pulido and tia felicing. felicing was our mother-side lola, whom we also called nanay, thus we’ve always been known as the ” apo ni felicing” - never mind whether they were referring either to nancy or to joy. (more…)

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our piece of bora

May 19, 2008

      carbin reef - a very tiny strip of sandbar 15 minutes off the coast of sagay. our own piece of bora minus the commercial and touristy feel. make sure to visit every time i’m home. my nephew borge, niece felice and sister nancy snorkeled, baked ourselves red on the sand , cavorted in its clear blue green waters last saturday morning. had it to ourselves, which was absolutely fantastic!

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the point is

May 4, 2008

being "in" love is NOT the point. 

Loving IS …. spontaneously, with no hesitation, no worry nor guilt, without waiting for something in return. 

and Union -  not in a permanently locked way but one that is dynamic and constantly flowing, one that allows those involved to grow, blossom and be….

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if and when on a summer day

May 3, 2008

those whose days were grudging or confused may come back trapped in another life

              as a boulder, or a pane of glass

              or a door that suffers everytime its slammed…

if i return as a boulder, some summer day come sit by me

if i were a windowpane, gaze through to see

and if a door, come home through me….

                                                                - borrowed from leo stein

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