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Shih Tzu pups are SOLD OUT

All my pups are gone now…sorry to those who are still asking for them…but they are sold out now…if you can wait…my dog will be in heat on Feb…hehehe…new pups should be available by start of summer ^_^

Thanks to the new owners of my pups…Loi, Shyla, Kay, and Rhenan… i know you’ll take good care of them…update me if you can and feel free to contact me for questions on taking care of them…

To the rest who wants their own pup…check out by summer… I’ll update you guys thru this site…’til then…

2 comments November 22nd, 2007

Slyt is for the GO now…Shih Tzu FOR SALE

One LAST male shih tzu pup leftâ€¦.so if youâ€™re interested â€¦contact me asap ok

1 boy left

Features:
- good champ-line
- tricolor (white, black, gold/dark brown)
- princess type
- with 2 set of 5-in-1 vaccine shot and 2 deworming
- with PCCI papers (now available)

3 comments November 16th, 2007

Bumper-to-bumper accident with a mechanic

While looking for a good image of a mechanic…I crossed over this bumper-to-bumper accident with a unique mechanic, which I want to share with you guys…heheheh…

LESSON: Deflate or take off your own bumpers…when working under the bumpers… ^_^

Add comment November 15th, 2007

One More Chance…

The most awaited come-back movie of the loveteam of John Lloyd Cruz and Bea Alonzo came out last Wednesday, Nov. 14. It was indeed romantic and will completely sweep you off your feet. There was a new story to begin with and a nice turn of events. It was not what I thought of it to be, based from the first time I saw the trailer. In short, my money was worth it!

It is also refreshing to see a new Bea Alonzo on the screen. She is more daring, had better acting, and an improved look. It is refreshing to see the new sexy and modern Bea teamed up with John Lloyd. The story may seem ordinary and like the usual love affair at first glance, but watching the full movie tells otherwise. It is about two friends, turned lovers, together with their ‘Thursday’ barkada. They were supposed to be wed until Basha (Bea) had to make a decision to love herself a little more and to find out ‘what is’, than live the rest of her life with ‘what if’. They both had a tough time dealing with the break up but it all turned out to be good for both of them. They both needed that break to realize things and to find back their real selves.

One thing nice with the movie too is their Thursday barkada, which really gave a good flavor to the story. The movie didn’t just revolved around the two of them, each of their barkada contributed well to make the story a little lighter and funny too. Especially the thin dude, I forgot his name, but he is outstanding in the movie. He made most of the comedy part and really memorable parts too. Also, the blind member of the barkada, who is also the husband of Dimples Romana. The literal, yet comic, interpretation of ‘Love is blind’ also contributed well to remember the movie.

Overall, it was nice, especially if you’ll watch it with a loved one…heheheh….coz it will be fun to live, love, and laugh with a special someone by your side. And most of all, it is great to see your honey/baby/sweety/etc cry for a romantic movie. hahahah…^_^

Here are some lines, you’ll never forget from the movie…
- “Naniniwala ka ba jan?”
- “Ang sakit sakit na!”
- “SA HOTEL!!!??? oops dude sorry, go ahead!”
- “I Love you every day….I hate to see you hurting, coz it hurts me to see you hurt…If only I could take away the hurts….”

Add comment November 14th, 2007

The day before the Judgment Day…

haiz, la lng..just want to share…magulo ang araw ko today… maybe it’s because of the sub-conscious feeling of anxiety…i can’t seem to do my thing right…i’ve been trying to read sumthing for the whole day and somehow, i get distracted every now and then…i used to focus well with what I am doing, but today is different. It’s like I want to do so many things at a very little time. I feel like a convict in line to death row…

And yes…tomorrow is the judgment day (release of grades for 1st sem of law school)….and still, i can’t make my student login account work…the heck! I am praying to pass all subjects, and at the same time i don’t want to expect too much and break my heart later on…but i also don’t want to count it in as a failure coz it might come true..hehehe…waaahhh….i am starting to get paranoid for tomorrow. haiz….may God be with all ALS students tomorrow. haiz…haiz…haiz…

Add comment November 8th, 2007

One male Shih Tzu left…Is it Spike or is it Slyt?!?

Announcement guys…there’s only one male shih tzu pup left….so if you’re interested …contact me asap ok

1 boy left

Features:
- good champ-line (15 red marks)
- tricolor (white, black, gold/dark brown)
- princess type
- with 5-in-1 vaccine shot and 2 deworming
- with PCCI papers

Cel #: 09174216701
Home #: 6453620

Add comment November 6th, 2007

Shih Tzu model

Baby pa lng at pa-cute na si Slyt…practicing for modeling! Slyt is the third among the four litters that Sexy had last Sept. 9. He is very sweet, kya lng lge tulog…batugan daw (d nman…slyt lng, hehe)… he had the most brown color and he was the fattest at that time…Im keeping him and I want him to be like his daddy Nichos…mahilig sa chix…para go lng ng go sa pag-stud, hehehe!

This pic looks promising…hehe….btw….spike is the one at the middle, he’s the last one available for sale…sobra kulet and playful…malambing din and cute ng spots nya…it’s like wings….equal kc sa back….and he had the darkest spots. Interested to adopt Spike? just pm me or txt me at 09174216701. ^_^

Add comment November 6th, 2007

Citizen Joseph Ejercito Estrada

“Former ‘The King’ action star turned President turned Jail-man, now a free Citizen of the RP”

The life of Mr. Joseph Ejercito Estrada is full of surprises and the whole Philippines witnessed the ups and downs he went through in life. From being the famous action star, he entered the world of politics, which made him and broke him, at the same time. I, personally, pity the plight that he had to go through. Many believe that Estrada is, indeed, a good man but was too kind and gullible, thus, was swayed easily by people surrounding him.

He was born in April 19, 1937. His birthplace, Tondo, is one of the poorest parts of Manila, the capital of the Philippines. Took up Engineering at Ateneo de Manila. He was expelled. His family was displeased with his dropping out of college and his involvement in a street gang that they forbade him from using his family name, thus, he adopted the surname “Estrada” (Spanish for ‘road’) as a last name.

He used to work as an ambulance driver before trying his hand on acting. When he entered the showbizness, he often played heroes of the downtrodden classes, which gained him the admiration of a lot of the nation’s many unschooled and impoverished citizens. This later proved advantageous to his political career. He was the first actor to be inducted in the FAMAS Best Actor Hall of Fame of the Filipino Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences in 1982. He also became a Hall of Fame awardee as a producer. A double feat that no one has ever achieved such so far. He played the lead role in more than 100 movies, and was producer of over 70 films.

Estrada entered politics in 1967 by running for mayor of San Juan. He came to be known as the ‘Man of the Mass’. He had a heart for the poor and the downtrodded loved him, making him win as the President of the Philippines in 1998. As a President, he faced a lot of criticisms. A lot of people questioned his capabilities to run the country, some even attacked his personal capacity and background, but one thing is for sure, he did really won the 1998 election with the mass support he got. Later in 2001, he was accused for corrupt practices with his involvement in some jueteng money and was imprisoned for six years until his final verdict, which affirmed his conviction last Sept. 12, 2007.

Sandiganbayan declared him not guilty on the count of perjury but was found guilty beyond reasonable doubt on his plunder case and was sentenced to reclusion perpetua (or imprisonment of 20 to 40 years, carrying with it the accessory penalty of civil interdiction for life or during the period of the sentence as the case may be, and that of perpetual absolute disqualification which the offender shall suffer even though pardoned as to the principal penalty, unless the same shall have been expressly remitted in the pardon ~ Art. 41 of RPC)

Upon the imposition of the final verdict against the former president, Estrada even told the AFP that he was resigned for the latest drama in his presidency, the last and best performance of all. While the prosecution’s lead counsel Dennis Villa-Ignacio (by beloved professor in Criminal Law 1 at the Ateneo Law School, Rockwell) proudly asserted: “It shows that our judicial system really works.This is the last chance for the state to show that we can do it, that we can charge, prosecute and convict a public official regardless of his stature.”

However, another episode arose from the supposed ending of Mr. Estrada’s story. He was recently granted pardon by President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo and again many people criticized the grant given to him. From the standpoint of SP Villa-Ignacio, he told us once, in class, that he has no problem with the grant of pardon if ever, it is up to the President. For them, they have proven that there is still justice and that what’s most important is that the money that Estrada got from illegal transactions be recovered and be given back to the the sovereign, where it truly belongs. After all things said and done, the end is yet to be uncovered. We all have to be part of this ending, not by doing protests and creating noise that put no end to controversies, but by starting peace within ourselves. If the real players in the battle can forgive and time can heal, who are we to play the judge. I am no Estrada fan nor a supporter. I was one among the first who condemned and hated him from the day he stepped his foot at MalacaÃ±ang. But nothing has happened, and nothing will happen if we’ll all stay in one corner and gnashed our teeth in dismay for the government or for the people in the government. We’ll have to step up and take our own roles as part of this State. Mind you, but we all have a role to play (or at least a role not to play). Everyone simply wants peace and order for the nation.

Oppositions may play an important role at times but too much oppositions brings out nothing. Our government is being crippled by too much criticisms that it is no longer able to do its job, which the people elected are well capable of doing, but they can’t because of too much politicking, publicity, criticisms, etc. The People Power we had, indeed proved a lot about the sovereign’s capacity to oust an unwanted or improper official. But even that power, when put into abuse as a threat to all officials, becomes evin in itself. We scare away good servants. We drive away sincere public service. And worst of all, we throw justice away to the pit of greed and self-interest. I am not saying that we should all forgive Estrada and put behind the wrong things he has done to the country. But it might be helpful to look forward than backwards, and help each other to move on and sail the country back on its way. IT IS TIME TO GO! As the former Pres. Estrada has gone away from his jail. It is time for the Philippines to head on from the bad memories of the past. We must all take our role and take the lead…on our own little way.

Add comment October 30th, 2007