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Happy Birthday!

Guess who is celebrating today, the 29th. Your Gift Vouchers and well wishes should be forwarded to Mike.

Prepare to Be Bored - "In My Corner" by Nelia

• At school, I'm always waiting for recess.
  

• My earliest memory is how close we were as a family.with my grandparents still alive and nobody had gone to college. That was my fondest memory, esp.X'MAS time. Everybody wears new clothes, going to our relatives, ninong and ninangs. Afterwards comparing who got the most money.The day before christmas i loved to stay late with my grandparents making suman,halya an d dinuguan. I have so many happy memories of my childhood but i can't tell everything bec. it would be too long but there's just one thing i want you to know. I was good in climbing trees. Sometimes i sleep on top of the starapple, bec. i like the breeze up there.

• When i was a child,i wanted to be a successful business woman.
  
  If i wasn't me i'd like to be Barbara Streisand so i can sing my favorite song "Evergeen" without difficulty.
  
  My worst habit is putting things off.
  
  I'm my best at drawing and cooking.
  
  The best lesson my parents taught me isto be humble.habang ang palay daw ay nagkakalaman eto ay yumuyuko.
  
  Five famous people i would like to have met: Barbara Streisand,John F. Kennedy, Mozart,Beethoven and Michael Angelo.
  
  I don't like talking about failure.
  
  My happiest moment was when i passed the board exam. in Med.Tech.(it was very hard).
  
  My secret skill that is no longer a secret .....cooking.
  
  My friends say i am trustworthy and dependable.
  
• I'm very bad in doing the budget bec. if i see something that i like i really buy it,if i can afford it.

  My biggest regret was that i stopped learning the piano bec. i had no time.
  
  The hardest thing that i have ever done was to accept the death of my loved ones.
  
  My greatest fear is being attacked by a dog esp. a pitbull.
  
  I Often wonder if i'll be able to travel and explore the most beautiful and exotic places in the world. i'd like to learn the diff. cultures and try diff .kinds of food. Luz brought you to the belly dancers in Lebanon,i'd like to take you to paradise.my most cherished dream is to be in an island surrounded by all kinds of exotic plants esp. orchids and exotic birds,and a lot of butterflies.My house is by a stream with a waterfall so that in the afternoon,i can relax in the porch while listening to Mozart and Beethoven.Now are you ready to fall asleep?

Get Up-to-date with the New E-mail Buzzword

Buzzword 'bacn' clogs e-mail arteries
Thursday Aug 23 15:00 AEST
By Shaun DaviesNinemsn

Spam has long been regarded as the primary enemy of e-mail users — but now a new type of meaty menace is clogging up inboxes everywhere.

"Bacn" describes the myriad email alerts that users of social networking websites and other Web 2.0 technologies receive every day.

It is not junk email — bacn includes such items as Facebook notifications, email newsletters, and electronic bill receipts, which are increasingly common as the internet becomes more integrated in people's lives.


And if the internet community's enthusiastic embrace of the term is anything to go by, "I'm reading my bacn" could soon become a ubiquitous office catchphrase.

Reports say bacn was only coined on Sunday, at net culture conference PodCamp Pittsburgh 2. Since then it has spread across blogs at a sizzling rate.

Major technology websites, including Wired and CNET, and respected US broadsheet The Washington Post have flagged bacn's unusual and rapid rise.

Bloggers describe it as "the middle class of email", "e-mail you want, but just not now" and "things you signed up for, but that still feel like clutter in your inbox".

And this may not be the end of the meat-related terms from PodCamp — CNET reports that other terms raised at the conference included "steak" (the email you do want) and FakinBacn (spam posing as bacn).

Luz Q - "In My Corner"

At school I…am good in the sciences and dislike history.I enjoy being with friends admire teachers and professors with high value system .

My earliest memory is….my Dad taking pictures of myself while I pose,dance or make faces and my Mom dressing me up with beautiful dresses which she herself sew.

When I was a child I wanted to be…scientist I am fascinated by the different science apparatus and the heavenly bodies.

If I wasn’t me I’d like to be…an Egyptian Princess or a sexy Lebanese belly dancer

My worst habit is …reading. I cannot sleep without a book or a magazine on top of my headboard which I read before I sleep.

I’m my best in jobs where there is a higher interpersonal component.…

The best lesson my parents taught me …is to be always thankful for all things.They taught us to be honest and live simple life.

Five famous people (living or dead) I would like to have met…
1.Jacqueline Kennedy her regal bearing despite life tragedies mesmerize me
2.Napoleon Bonaparte, for his excellent strategies of winning wars.
3Dan Brown, the author of Da Vinci Code ,so he can personally shed light on the many controversial facts in his novel.
4.Elvis Presley to tell he is my idol and I will be tickled pink if he will serenade me with his love songs.
5.The Blessed Virgin Mary to catch a glimpse of her colourful life with Jesus and to ask her why she can be a very obedient woman.

I don’t like talking about…people’s physical deformities .It pains me no end hearing people laughing at them.

My happiest moment was…being with my family and playing with my apo.

My secret skill (that is now no longer a secret) is…counselling and I am good at that,

Friends say I am…a PEARL , passionate, emphatic, ambitious ,and loyal

I’m very bad at…the kitchen , cooking is not my cup of tea

My biggest regret was…I did not pursue a dream…a crazy one, that is working as curator in a museum.

The hardest thing I have ever done was…speaking my mind and being brutally confrontational that sometimes, I hurt feelings of people.

My greatest fear is…REJECTION

I often wonder…how it feels to be a goldfish in an aquarium, being watched and providing joy to spectators

A Special Blogger

Juanito has given us a a wonderful trip back in time to when everything was relatively simple yet absolute fun. The things that we took for granted are now precious memories. For reminding us of them, we thank him most profoundly.

Juanito is married to Jean and they have three children with names all starting with J. He has not indicated how many (if any) grandchildren he has. He may be able to advise our batchmates who are interested in having internet connection.

We are looking forward to reading more posts from him.