I’m dying to have this Lil Prince shoesies frm Gelaia.But quite expensive for a plastic made shoes,so hello Dad☺

Ang pag-ibig ko sayo ay parang ulan,magbabadya pag parating na pero dumating sa hindi inaasahang panahon,bigla kong ibunuhos ang ulan pero ikaw ay sumilong at hindi hinayaang maramdaman ang bawat patak ng ulan.Ikaw ay humiling na sana huwag ng tumigil ang ulan,ngumiti ako umaasang magpapakabasa ka nasa ulan ng malaman kong ikaw ay masayang nakasilong sa tunay mong minamahal.
—A day filled with rain and this is what I’ve got.hahaha.#randomthoughts

“J.P., ang Gig ni Rizal”

I was moved when erik came,acting like as if it’s not his first time in a Musical Play. Iniisip ko kasing scenario,kakanta lang sila ni shin w/ Phil. Harmonic as Maria Clara & Crisostomo Ibarra.Though, I was told ahead of time that it’s a Noli excerpt but it really didn’t pop out to my mind na ganun sya kabongga! They were both amazing.For me, It’s like a hint of their upcoming Little mermaid.And I love the fact that my favorite character in Noli has been played by my favorite singer.MABUHAY KA RIZAL!!Happy 150th:) 

Our(Gf’s) fault, we forgot that our College should be yellow in the Grad pic so it turned out to a trip na lng.Of all the CAE students were the only group having that green ribbon thingy.hahaha.WE already:))

 Fierce!!

This pose is dedicated to my friend Glen. “It’s all about the money money money, I badly need the money money money” #versions.hahaha

sorry for the shorts.I’m not prepared at all and too lazy to do editing:)

My favorite so far, It seems to me that I’m begging for a help to get me out of the dark.Help my Prince.lol.

I Just want to share with you guys one of my favorite stories in Paulo coelho’s book “Like The Flowing River”.♥

I’m in Sydney harbour, looking at the beautiful bridge that joins the two halves of the city, when an Australian comes up to me and asks me to read an advertisement in the newspaper. 

“The print is too small” he says. “I can’t make out what it says.” 

“I try, but I haven’t got my reading glasses with me. I apologize to the man.”

“Oh, that’s all right.” he says. “Do you know something? I Think that God suffers from poor eyesight too, not because He’s old, but because that’s how He wants it to be. That way, when someone does something wrong, He can always say He couldn’t quite see and so ends up forgiving the person because he doesn’t want to commit an injustice.”

“And what if someone does something good” I ask.

“Ah well,” laughs the Australian, moving off, “God, of course, never leaves his glasses at home.”

-Happy sunday:)