My Spurs

I've been a fan of the San Antonio Spurs since 1999 when I saw them win against the New York Knicks for their first ever NBA Championship title. Since then I have never faltered with my love for them.

There are of course lots of people commenting that the Spurs have the most boring type of play in the NBA. They're not an offensive-minded team but I liked the way they downplay their winnings. They weren't the type of team that has lots of loud players. I like the team's character most of all. With this team, parang wala atang maere. The players listen to Greg Poppovich. No wonder he has brought the team into this stature so far.

As long as they have # 21 as the team's cornerstone, I don't think I'd switch teams. No matter how many new flashy players that gets drafted each year, I'd still look for TD as the most unselfish player I know. It isn't surprisin, though. He had David Robinson to look up to during his early years in the NBA.

Photographs ulet

Si Kaye...ala lang. Cute ngumiti...

Drew and me during our last week in Libis...(Hindi naman kami parang mag-syota dito ano?)

JM, Drew and Me at the Work Force area in APAC's new site in Cubao. (Angas noh? Parang platform sa Star Trek...Hehe!)

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My thoughts this past week:

If saying "I love you" will make you vulnerable, saying "I love you, too" is another way of telling that you're grateful that another person has seen you thru your imperfections...

Humanist daw?!?

The last two sentences are so true...

I took the "The Advice Giver" quiz on gURL.com
		Your advice-giving style seems to be like Carl Roger's Humanist Therapy, basically the "unconditional love" approach. If you believe in offering unwavering support to friends in need, no matter what the issue, then you are a textbook humanist. Read more... What kind of advice giver are you?

Pics Lang

Marose, Me, JM (gorgeous) and Milca (my little sis)

Marose, Drew, Chenggay (kahit kelan kwela talaga 'to!), Me and Lee

The Journey

Half the world is sleeping, half the world's awake
half can hear their hearts beat, half just hear them break
I am but a traveler, in most every way
Ask me what you want...to know

What a journey it has been and the end is not in sight
But the stars are out tonight and they're bound to guide my way
When they're shining on my lifeI can see a better day
I won't let the darkness in, what a journey it has been.

I have been to sorrow, I have been to bliss
Where I'll be tomorrow, I can only guess
Through the darkest desert, through the deepest snow,
Forward always forward, I go...

What a journey it has been and the end is not in sight
But the stars are out tonight and they're bound to guide my way
When they're shining on my life, I can see a better day
I won't let the darkness in, what a journey it has been...

Forward, always forward...Onward, always up...
Catching every drop of hope in my empty cup

What a journey it has been and the end is not in sight
But the stars are out tonight and they're bound to guide my way
When they're shining on my life, I can see a better day
I won't let the darkness in, what a journey it has been...

What a journey it has been

Beginnings

Bro, you're journey thru life has just began. Remember that graduation is not an ending but a beginning of a new journey. As another chapter of your life has ended, a new one will begin. I wish you the best. I'm proud of you!

Endings

Tita, wherever you are now, be rest assured that you're children will be well taken care of. I know you are proud of how you're eldest son is handling the situation they are in right now. He has matured beyond his years and he is stronger than most people I know. Whatever happens, we will always be here for them. Bon voyage and till we meet again...