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- HeAdTakeR
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- http://www.friendster.com/mferaer
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- Likes: Friendly Dislikes: Bad Attitudes
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- Im a Deep Person... sabi nga nila... Often wants to work alone. Independent Person but most of all Friendly... Im workin as a Computer Hardware and Software Specialist in a Computer College at Laoag City, Ilocos Norte... I am very much single and waiting to someone..."Always Put God First, Above All Things!"... "Proud to be in Tropang Pinoy!" Ito po ang inyong lingkod bilang isang "Kapuso, Kapamilya at Katropa" -HEADTAKER
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- October 3, 1980
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Someday We Will Meet Again...
The world as we perceived to be would not stop by giving us surprises. It is full of unpredictable occasions that seemingly thrilling us right from the very start. Although there are some surprises that are unavoidable and unpleasant, still the totality of this world depicts that life is unconventional. Unconventional because nothing is permanent in this world. Life , Friends, love ones comes and goes. But at least the world has its own beauty to serves its purpose...
We are created by God to… Continue
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Posted on January 28, 2009 at 1:34pm —
My Real BestFriend
Somewhere in Milaor, Camarines Sur, there lived a fourth grader boy who would follow this route to school everyday: He has to cross the rugged plains and cross the dangerous highway where vehicles are recklessly driving to and from.
Once passed this highway, the boy would take a short cut by passing by the Church every morning just to say Hi to God, and faithfully say his, "Magandang umaga po" in Bicol dialect. He was faithfully being watched by a Priest who was happy to find innocence so lifti… Continue
Once passed this highway, the boy would take a short cut by passing by the Church every morning just to say Hi to God, and faithfully say his, "Magandang umaga po" in Bicol dialect. He was faithfully being watched by a Priest who was happy to find innocence so lifti… Continue
Posted on January 23, 2009 at 10:30am —
My Real BestFriend
Somewhere in Milaor, Camarines Sur, there lived a fourth grader boy who would follow this route to school everyday: He has to cross the rugged plains and cross the dangerous highway where vehicles are recklessly driving to and from.
Once passed this highway, the boy would take a short cut by passing by the Church every morning just to say Hi to God, and faithfully say his, "Magandang umaga po" in Bicol dialect. He was faithfully being watched by a Priest who was happy to find innocence so lifti… Continue
Once passed this highway, the boy would take a short cut by passing by the Church every morning just to say Hi to God, and faithfully say his, "Magandang umaga po" in Bicol dialect. He was faithfully being watched by a Priest who was happy to find innocence so lifti… Continue
Posted on January 22, 2009 at 10:33am —
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