I will be using my own hosted blog starting today! I loved this blog and thanks to my readers! My website will now be www.aaronlecciones.com and just click on the banner to go to my blog!!
have a great day everyone and see you at my new and final blog Aaron's Tidbit!!
Thanks to google for providing this I won't be deleting this blog so people can still access any useful information here! God bless everyone!
Thursday, November 5, 2009
This blog which has been so great will now be bye bye to give way to a new blog (a final one for sure)
Friday, June 26, 2009
People with Super-Memories Forget Nothing
People with Super-Memories Forget Nothing, can you imagine that? Read on!
This According to LiveScience:
Imagine never forgetting anything. Virtue? Curse?
Four people are said to have such "super-memories," including the latest case, a Southern California man who researchers don't plan to identify by name. According to USA Today, the man recalls in detail most days of his life, as well as the day and date of key public events, said researchers Larry Cahill.
The newspaper interviewed Jill Price, another person with a super memory. Price discussed her mind lat year in the book "The Woman Who Can't Forget."
There is much about memory that scientists don't understand. Only this month, in fact, they found that a single brain cell can hold a memory for a brief period before it's put in long-term storage, a feat that requires connections between brain cells.
Two areas in Price's brain are responsible: the caudate nuclei, typically used for memory when forming automatic habits; and a part of the temporal lobe that stores facts, dates and events, Cahill told USA TODAY. The two brain areas might work together, in ways not realized before, to make allow the unforgettable connections.
Better understanding of the condition could lead to improvements in grasping the science of memory in regular folks, the researchers figure.
How grateful I'd be if I had super memory for the boards, or anything for that matter!
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Undersecretary Sales - Philippine Customs Corruption
As usual corrupt Philippine customs officials have now just violated an international treaty. Read all about this mess here: http://www.mcsweeneys.net/links/manila/1dispatch6.html.
From my friend Margo - Thanks, I think, for this news.
Monday, April 6, 2009
New Nintendo Dsi
Has a camera, and cool Opera browser!
Well, just read it here: (too lazy to make a summary haha)
ENJOY!
Click Here to Read More..Saturday, April 4, 2009
The Pope is right, condoms are aiding AIDS by Martyn Drakard
Here goes this article I agree with:
The Pope is right, condoms are aiding AIDS
Guest Writers
Written by Martyn Drakard
Thursday, 26 March 2009 12:12
On the first leg of Benedict XVI’s first trip to Africa as Pope, a French journalist not surprisingly asked him about the African AIDS epidemic.
In the minds of most people from the West, among such things as corruption, child soldiers, famine and witchcraft, Africa = Aids, and AIDS = condoms. He replied: “The scourge cannot be resolved by distributing condoms; quite the contrary, we risk worsening the problem.” His brief answer provoked an international controversy and violent reactions in the Western press.
“Impeach the Pope!” wrote the Washington Post. “The Pope is a disaster” reported the Daily Telegraph. The Seattle Times accused the Pope of living in an “alternate universe”. “Grievously wrong!” said the New York Times. “There is no evidence that condom use is aggravating the epidemic and considerable evidence that condoms, though no panacea, can be helpful in many circumstances.”
Rather than basing the argument on emotions, business interests or ideology, the case for condoms must face scientific facts. A Harvard expert on AIDS prevention, Dr. Edward C. Green, said “the Pope is actually correct”. Dr. Green has written five books and over 250 peer-reviewed articles, and is an agnostic, not a Catholic. Last year, he wrote in the journal First Things that the never-enough-condoms explanation of the AIDS epidemic is driven “not by evidence, but by ideology, stereotypes and false assumptions.”
Dr. Green is not a lone voice. In an article in the leading British medical journal, The Lancet, James Shelton, of the US Agency for International Development, stated openly that one of the 10 damaging myths about the fight against AIDS is that condoms are the answer. “They have limited impact in generalised epidemics,” he wrote.
In 2004, an article in the journal- “Studies in Family Planning” admitted that “no clear examples have emerged yet of a country that has turned back a generalised epidemic primarily by means of condom promotion.” In fact, in Cameroon, precisely where the Pope was flying to when he made his “infamous” remarks, between 1992 and 2001 condom sales increased from 6 to 15 million, while HIV prevalence tripled, from 3 to 9 per cent.
After years of racking their brains about the high prevalence rate of AIDS in Africa, the most affected region in the world, which accounted for 72% of deaths from the disease in 2007, researchers are concluding that the reason is the widespread practice of “multiple concurrent partnerships.” Something that we have already learned in Uganda, where most new cases crop up among married people who have a mistress or boy-friend on the side.
In a highly-acclaimed 2007 book, The Invisible Cure: Africa, the West, and the Fight against AIDS, the medical journalist Helen Epstein admits that she had always attributed the epidemic to prostitution, poverty, discrimination against women and low condom use. But after observing that HIV rates were increasing despite high condom use, she realised that “multiple long-term partnerships”, which she referred to as the “superhighway of infections”, was the problem. Her conclusion: “a collective shift in sexual norms, especially partner reduction, is crucial.”
Dr. Green also pointed out that condoms “may even exacerbate HIV infection levels due to a phenomenon called risk compensation, or behavioural disinhibition. People take more sexual risks because they feel safer than is actually justified when using condoms.”
The experts are coming round to the conviction that the real, lasting solution is “partner reduction”, fidelity in marriage, something the Pope has been saying all along.
Dr. Green declared that the “faith-based communities have a comparative advantage in promoting the needed types of behaviour change, since these behaviours conform to their moral, ethical and scriptural teachings. What the churches are inclined to do anyway turns out to be what works best in AIDS prevention.”
But back to the controversy. In France it was roughest of all. Yet two MPs braved the stormy weather on their Blogs. One, Christian Vanneste, called for responsibility in medical research, a proper distribution of therapies and care of the sick; and said the “popular pack of hounds of materialists and hedonists is very far from being able to understand the (Pope’s) message. The solid mass of faithful gathered around the Pope at this moment is giving a better answer.”
The other, Jacques Remiller, accused the French political class of carrying out a “veritable witch-hunt against Benedict XVI”, and said the Western countries should stop considering the condom as the “only solution” to the problem of AIDS in Africa.
The short sentence of the Pope has flown much further than the French journalist expected and, despite its possibly mischievous intent, may eventually work against the pro-condom lobby. It will bring into the open a debate that must be argued with facts and scientific evidence and not with slogans, lazy thinking and prejudice, and an eye to big profits in the pharmaceutical industry.
Martyn Drakard, The author is a
Kenyan journalist.
mdrakard@bugala.org
drakard@gmail.com
Thursday, April 2, 2009
Obama bows to Saudi King????
1:38 President Barack Hussein Obama BOWS while giving a handshake to the King of Saudi Arabia who's one of many titles but most important is the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques.
Was it like he was going to kiss that ring or was I dreaming? Something like a Catholic would do when they meet the Pope. Or was he just thanking the Al-Sauds for paying for his Harvard Education care of Al-Mansour? Or is it because his slip about his "Muslim Faith" is something 27 years of being a Christian seemingly did not wipe out?
And from Salon.com what is up with his birth certificate? http://www.salon.com/news/feature/2008/12/05/birth_certificate/
Click Here to Read More..This just has newbie allover.
Hllary clinton forgets what the Our Lady of Guadalupe is all about while visiting the country which reveres it the most and its origin, plus in official capacity as the Secretary of State (lead diplomat). http://www.catholicnewsagency.com/new.php?n=15511
Hillary Clinton forgets she is no longer senator and cannot be pronouncing about proposed laws that have not been passed or have not seen the light of day or approval of the government, in corollary, she is spoken out of turn in promising things she has no authority to make. http://newsbusters.org/blogs/warner-todd-huston/2009/03/29/hillarys-mexico-visit-blunders-ignored-old-media
Hilary tells the European Parliament that American democracy has been around longer than theirs. http://newsbusters.org/blogs/tim-graham/2009/03/06/gaffe-watch-hillary-tells-europeans-u-s-democracy-much-older-europe-s
Obama doesn't know the difference between England and Britain. http://hotair.com/archives/2009/04/02/obamateurism-of-the-day-11/
Michelle forgets some traditional royal protocol. Shocking for the Americans. Shocking for the British too. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1166490/Michelle-Obama-breaks-royal-protocol-giving-Queen-hug.html
Obama is complicating and confusing protocol (order, structure and protocol is what makes diplomacy stable, viable and what makes it work; out of that diplomacy would be a unusable wreak) : http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2009/02/12/pub-presidential-protocol/
Obama's Administration lacks some class, honestly but sorry for the word. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1159627/To-special-friend-Gordon-25-DVDs-Obama-gives-Brown-set-classic-movies-Lets-hope-likes-Wizard-Oz.html
From someone regarded by many as smart, this is way of tact: http://www.time.com/time/specials/packages/article/0,28804,1887005_1887004,00.html
Plus another ten more here: http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/toby_harnden/blog/2009/03/20/top_10_gaffes_by_barack_obama_and_joe_biden_
And here:
http://www.time.com/time/specials/packages/article/0,28804,1887005_1887004,00.html
Really in just a few months thats a lot more than what I expected.
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Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Someone just affirms my reason why the Republicans should have won
Watch it all here:
As I say, be wary of knights in shining armor saying he can fix everything in wink of an eye (I.E. OBAMA).
Click Here to Read More..Fasting for Lent
Did you guys know that according to Canon 1253:
"On days of fasting, one eats only one full meal, but may eat two smaller meals as necessary to keep up one's strength. The two small meals together must sum to less than the one full meal. Parallel to the fasting laws are the laws of abstinence. These bind those over the age of fourteen. On days of abstinence, the person must not eat meat or poultry. According to canon law, all Fridays of the year, Ash Wednesday and several other days are days of abstinence, though in most countries, the strict requirements of abstinence have been limited by the bishops (in accordance with Canon 1253) to the Fridays of Lent and Ash Wednesday. On other abstinence days, the faithful are invited to perform some other act of penance."
So guys only one full meal and two collations :)
from: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lent
Click Here to Read More..Monday, March 30, 2009
Some Obamistakes I found so early on to his presidency
I got this from Jihad Watch, a very interesting website indeed:
Obama wants more Muslims in his Administration, and to work closely with Muslim community in U.S.
But no worries: his list of potential Muslim appointees has been "carefully vetted." How carefully? We can get a hint of the answer from the involvement of Congressman Keith Ellison (D-MN). Congressman Ellison recently made the Hajj, the pilgrimage to Mecca that is one of the five pillars of Islam. The Muslim American Society paid for his Hajj. And what is the Muslim American Society? The Muslim Brotherhood.
"In recent years, the U.S. Brotherhood operated under the name Muslim American Society, according to documents and interviews. One of the nation's major Islamic groups, it was incorporated in Illinois in 1993 after a contentious debate among Brotherhood members." -- Chicago Tribune, 2004.
And who is the Muslim Brotherhood? The Muslim Brotherhood "must understand that their work in America is a kind of grand Jihad in eliminating and destroying the Western civilization from within and "sabotaging" its miserable house by their hands and the hands of the believers so that it is eliminated and God's religion is made victorious over all other religions." -- "An Explanatory Memorandum on the General Strategic Goal for the Brotherhood in North America," by Mohamed Akram, May 19, 1991.
Imagine if a conservative Congressman had taken a trip that had been paid for by a Christian group that was, according to one of its own documents, dedicated to "eliminating and destroying the Western civilization from within and 'sabotaging' its miserable house" so that Christian law would replace the U.S. Constitution. I expect we would hear more of an outcry than we ever heard about Ellison's Hajj.
"Carefully vetted"!
"Obama gets list of top Muslim Americans," from the Denver Post, March 27 (thanks to Pamela):
CHICAGO — In a bid to get more Muslim Americans working in the Obama administration, a book with resumes of 45 of the nation's most qualified — Ivy League grads, Fortune 500 executives and public servants, all carefully vetted — has been submitted to the White House.The effort, driven by community leaders and others, including U.S. Rep. Keith Ellison, D-Minn., was bumped up two weeks because White House officials heard about the venture, said J. Saleh Williams, program coordinator for the Congressional Muslim Staffers Association, who sifted through more than 300 names.
"It was mostly under the radar," Williams said. "We thought it would put (the president) in a precarious position. We didn't know how closely he wanted to appear to be working with the Muslim American community."
So what do I find wrong there?
This: "must understand that their work in America is a kind of grand Jihad in eliminating and destroying the Western civilization from within and "sabotaging" its miserable house by their hands and the hands of the believers so that it is eliminated and God's religion is made victorious over all other religions."
That to me is very typical of Islam and VERY WRONG.
Next thing I saw was this which is so typical of them again:
So the Jews are "Those who are struck by Allah's wrath" and Christians are "misguided"?
Oh wait a minute... I do remember the Jews being the first called to God and his covenant with them still stands, next I do remember the name Jesus Christ as being the Lord Savior of and Emmanuel of the Old Testament upon whom many called him the Son of God that upon his death the Temple Veil was torn into two? Signifying his sacrifice as atonement for all sins?
Also is Islam not 622 years younger than Christianity? And that Judaism is even way older than Islam, and that Islam bases a large part of its religion and belief on these two older Abrahamic religions? So does that mean Islam is basing parts of its belief in a "misguided" and "those who will be struck by Allah" people? Absurd.
No really why teach children to hate? And why deny a historical account of the Qu'ran? To escape scrutiny and scholarly study as to it's origins? Gosh sorry to those who will be offended but, I really find this religion as a religion of violence.
Click Here to Read More..Monday, March 23, 2009
Itunes could not connect to the iPod "Aaron's Ipod" because an unknown error occurred (0xE800005E)
So I have a huge dilemma, this morning when i used my Itouch oh no! Lo and behold! It was acting weird! it couldn't find my wireless network, it wasn't saving settings properly, and it was just plain acting up. Since the New York times app was asking to be connected to Itunes so it could work I said, maybe my Itouch needs a sync....
Then this message appears upon connecting my iPod touch's usb connector to my Vista PC:
"Itune could not connect to the iPod "Aaron's Ipod" because an unknown error occured (0xE800005E)"
I search the internet and I find this site fron ilounge forums, it tells me to do a forced reset, so here I go trying to following the instruction which sound so confusing....
draw back is i'll lose my information, thats what it says...
thinking back I remember reading from a forum before that low memory space does bad things to an iPod so I checked my memory and only 26MB of 8GB is left so that sounds bad right so I guess oh well maybe thats the culprit.
So I go ahead and press the power off button and the front button which i have no idea what it was so i just press the home button, trying to do a forced reset.
Instead a dialogue comes up to turn off or power down the itouch, I have to swipe to select this. So instead I do that.
I turn my device back on by holding the power button down for quite a while, and VOILA!
I can connect my Itouch again. So folks, if you have problems with your Itouch, maybe it just needs to be powered off and on again just like my PC when it has bad days it needs a reset to refresh and clear up its memory!
Hope someone out there gets this and finds it useful because honestly there were no entries on Google for Error (0xE800005E) at least now we have one solution to it!
Hope this helps!
Click Here to Read More..Thursday, March 12, 2009
Ohio High School Basketball Player shoots a 90 Feet Whole-Court Shot at Buzzer Time!!
Haha this seems so impossible but can you imagine that? This High School kid named Casey Weber threw a whole-court short before the buzzer at the third quarter from 90-feet away - and it went in!!! And whats the big deal with that? During practice time for the team, he does it again, after only the second shot. I bet if he practices this more he can actually do it! See another video of him doing it during practice after the jump!
So he's a highschool student from Dayton Christian High and with camera's rolling he shoots it again!! Click here for the video of that and click here for the news source on Yahoo!.
Well I found another nice whole court shot below which is equally nice! :P
Hope you enjoyed because I did!
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Friday, February 27, 2009
The Street (Feb 27, 2009)
Starting today I'll be writing poems here. Hopefully one for each day of the year. Read on to read my first poem.
The Street
It was a day like any other day,
but not unlike the day that passed.
And today, I watched people make their way,
the time, passing by so fast.
In the midst of a sunny afternoon,
the humid air was sticking to my skin,
much like a problem yet so picayune,
only to get back to us with chagrin.
I could've walked on the street,
with the people, made my way.
Or someone new i could meet,
kill this desire away.
And yet today was just like yesterday.
I just sat at the parquet.
not wanting more nor dwindling away,
I let the time pass me by today.
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Monday, June 16, 2008
Things I noticed today!
Today I found out what I can spend my next pay check on..... voila! See below!
Naaaw the price doesn't fool me!!!! But if your on a budget and can't eat that much meat you can always go for the more affordable cuts, like the ones below:
You can always chose between the 4000 and 2000 variety! Enjoy!
While going around the grocery today I saw two vegetables. One had not so much the difference from the other, both had the same color, same basic shape, even the same name and almost the same price but....
I'm puzzled one is tall one is short, one is fat the other fat enough, but they are just almost the same price, I wonder what the UPO from Taiwan isn't telling the normal Upo.....
I also saw this:
The onion and the garlic look alike, have almost the same shape, they feel the same, and together you can't smell the difference..... so why can't they just have the same price? I'd prefer the 28.00/kilo. HAHHA (ok im not dum it's a joke :D) (oh p.s. and don't forget to have your items weighed for priced before paying.)
And so in the end me and my mom used these bags Unilever gave to save on plastic bags which take forever (thousands and thousands of years forever) to decompose and go away and forever gone....
We save two plastic bags Hurray!
Wanna read more then click on the link below what are you waiting FOR!!!!!
So yesterday I watched Kung Fu Panda, go to my multiply to read what I thought of (a very long detailed analysis of course). I also watched this French Film Fest with my friend Bogey or Boogie (Man) just kidding. Was about the French people who couldn't decide on what apartment to stay in and if they wanted to really be together or what (HAHAHAHA ok you tell me what it was about if you really thin I'm lying!) hehehe I went to High street again, and Serendra and yes I went to Enderun OMG or should I say MORDOR. Here's the gates to Mordor at the dread night time:
It's a steel gate, with scary steel things that I think turn around when you pass by and I bet they try to identify how many plastic cards your carrying - in your pocket, your wallet, your bag, in your shoes, underwear, at the back of your ear, and maybe in your butt too! Darn it's scary. If you make the wrong move those robot soldiers in Attack of the Clones comeout and go zapping at you (lucky you if you brought along a Jedi friend, if not they take you inside and make you part of the Restaurant 101 menu).
Honestly reminds, me of either, the UN, World Bank, or maybe some jail thingy or some high-tech version of Hogwarts (hey they don't have brooms, they ride jaguars!).
Hmmm.... so what else happened to me? Hmmm....
I met my long lost family I was touched I finally had a pciture with them, they were so unresponsive though, like they didn't know me or like they didn't want to see me, they didn't even say a word... I was struck..
Friday, June 13, 2008
Standing
Today I stood for one hour in a line. A line to withdraw money. Because just when I was fourth to get money, the machine goes offline. Took 20-30 minutes to go back up, but since I already waited 20-30 minutes I stayed in line.
My feet still hurt up to now. From work I picked up my mom from Shangri-la Mall and while on my way, the song Meant To Live played on NU 107.5 around 6:45 pm?
It made me remember...
That we are all made to live something more. But like in my previous blog we sometimes (well most of the time) we get lost while getting to that place better. I guess I'm still in that rough road. I remember i received a text once, several of them actually form different people. Something about you being a rock. That God is giving you these challenges, they are rough for sure, lots of pressure and things to go through. So that in the end you turn out to be a diamond or a ruby - a gem or an emerald....
I just hope God makes me a diamond, they are the hardest, most expensive, and shiniest.
HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHA.
Thursday, June 12, 2008
I made some 3D Perspectives
I made some 3D Perspectives tell me what you think! See them after the jump!
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Absolutely Zero
Absolutely Zero is how I feel now. Energy: Zero. Inspiration: Zero. Anything else: Zero.
There are times in life when you feel like you have absolutely zero. The funny thing is your not dirt poor. Your not alone. Your not hated, an outcast, or loathed. Neither are you being looked for, indicted, or searched by authorities.
Your just not needed. Not wanted. You've drown in the sea of work, daily routine, and life. You can be blamed and forgotten the next day. They don't even ask for repayment because your not needed. You might want to apologize but they don't need it, won't hear it, will just ignore it.
You've lost hope but you can't die. Its against your inner will, a small flicker of hope inside that can't be destroyed. Sometimes you think why its there. You think God is all benevolent, there must be a reason why that sun in you can't burn out.
Its a torture everyday that passes. To be the same person you don't want to be everyday, every single day of your existence. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and you count the days. And its pathetic. All this is pathetic. Sometimes you wanna run away but to where and for what? Who would care. You'll just get tired. It'll be a nuisance to yourself. You don't run because your just too tired. Too tired mentally, physically and emotionally. Nothing gives you inspiration anymore.
Nobody is dependable, reliable to you. Nothing makes you happy. Even those moments, those people who you'd run to. Cherish to be with, it becomes stale because they're sick of you. Tired of you. Your a baggage. You need to be thrown away. They think you've lost it. And you become paranoid.
Nobody remembers you. Nothing holds you. Nothing keeps you. Nobody remembers you put water in the shampoo. Nobody remembers you fix their things, keep them orderly. Nobody remembers you tuck them in a blanket. Nobody remembers that you care.
You wish you can just cut all ties. Start over. Nothing to worry about. Nothing to do. Nothing to look forward to, nothing to think about, to worry about. no expectations, no discriminations. Nothing.
You think hard and then. Everythings gone. You wake up from this dream and everythings normal again. You hate it because it's not a dream. You just came to the realization that logically self-pity won't help you forget the dream. Remove it from your system.
Who wants a life like this? Its for sale. Pay no more than Absolutely Zero.
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Sunday, June 1, 2008
when mood swings.
It's funny how things work out, The ones we need don't know we're there, Things cant be perfect all the time that i know, sometimes we just have to let some things go.
I wake up and think dreams are real, I sleep so I don't have to feel, the truth that you can never be the one person that won't ever forget me.
Waiting for the rain to stop, Destination's beautiful. Seems that I'm still Waiting for the sun. Someday will come back to us.
If you're willing, let it go
Why won't you just let this be your sun?
i can speak when i want to and pour my voice til it burns through the core of my own throat
listen im fine now, listen im fine now, listen im fine now
i dont want to talk right now, thank you for your concern
Once more I'll say goodbye to you Things happen, but we don't really know why If it's supposed to be like this...
All these things I hate revolve around Me!
I wonder if you're listening. . .
Can I just be something somewhere in your room that you won't notice
You’re everything to me. Sometimes I run, but I'm not afraid. Why must you bring up all the mistakes I've made?
Decisions, make decisions for your fate. Your choice is the chance that you have to take.
She said, 'Alright, alright slow down' Oh no, oh no cause I regret everything that I said
Would you believe me if I said I didn't need you? Cause I wouldn't believe you if you said the same to me...
Everything we had
everything we had
everything we had
everything we had is no longer there
everything we had.
Saturday, May 31, 2008
Its June 1 People
16 days from now, students will be back to school. Many will be like my cousin who will be going to college for the first time. Exciting times it is, and how I wish I could drop my job, ask my mom to enroll me in some exotic diploma course like culinary arts or something and then I'll be as excited as those students 16 days from now. My Top 10 in Europe (sorry I couldn't squeeze it all so by region :D ) So far I have gone to ZERO places in this list. Oh sadly I've only been to 3 and 9. 8/10 to go. My Top 10 in North America Been to number 1. My Top 10 in Oceania haven't been anywhere on this list My Top 10 in South America No where on this list. Thats it I guess! Time to save up so i can travel it all!
What I expect is that 16 days from now I'd still be at work. Hopefully work will be nice to me.
Care to read more? Click the link below!
I saw on this other blog the other day about places that person wanted to go so I guess I'll have the same list here. Plus I'll make it different and I'll put a reason why! See I'm so unique.
Anybody want to go with me?
A Day in the Life of Me
5AM wake up to weird dream, feel kinda frustrated.
7AM wake up and go back to sleep because it's too early for a saturday
10AM wake up and feel that you've slept too much and wasted like an hour, should've woke up 9AM
11AM post a fast blog and almost done with this website sideline, eat a really fast late late breakfast
12AM brought mom for her checkup at medical city and went to megamall to pay citibank
2PM just finished working out at the gym at robinsons galleria, look for mom at the grocery
3PM FINALLY ate lunch (nilagang baka @goldilocks hehe yum!)
4PM went home to bring the grocery bags and now back to mom's office
5PM seals deal to lease out condo unit to a very young and successful couple, artistic and cool too!
6PM went around robinsons again just looked at stuff...
7PM finally home and typing this blog.
will add more later....
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