Was able to find this using stumbleupon.com I learned so many things that happened during this year....
Click on the link below please...:)
http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/8l7krX/whathappenedinmybirthyear.com/
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Monday, July 11, 2011
Pavi
Love to have the gadget that suites you well
Thank you Lord for providing me means to acquire what I need...:)
Thank you Lord for providing me means to acquire what I need...:)
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Greatest Hits I've Been Craving For
For months now, I want to retrieve all the greatest hits albums on on my own Billboard . Those albums that molded my passion for music since I was in my kindergarten years up to the moment. It is hard though to find old albums from old artists and bands (some are disbanded already). But I never gave up and tried most of those downloader programs in the internet. Until two friends suggested (Janelle and Ryan) a site which can likely give me those old hit albums during the 1980s and I am very much happy that most of my favorite albums are downloadable.Here are the lists of the albums:
1. Alabama - Roll on Album
2. Kenny Roggers - Lucille, Share your love, and Eyes that see in the dark
3. Lulu - To Sir, With Love
4. The Monkees - I wanna be free
5. Charlene - I've never been to me
6. Beatles - Across the universe (but basically all of their albums)
7. Lionel Richie - Dancing on the Ceiling album
8. Eric Clapton - Most of his albums
9. Air supply - all of their albums
10. Tom Jones - selected songs
11. The Cascades - Rhythm of the rain album
12. Abba -most of their songs
13. The Carpenters - all their songs
14 Tina Turner - Mad max beyond thunderdome album
15. Bonnie Tyler - Faster than the speed of night album, Its a heartache, If I sing you a love song
16. Cindy Lauper - True colors, The body acoustics album
17. Heart -
18. The Bangles - Greatest Hits
19. Debbie Gibson - most of her songs
20. Jackson five and Michael Jackson - almost all their songs
21. Phil Collins - most of his songs
22. Scorpions - most of his songs
23. Bon Jovi - most of his songs
24. Rod Steward - most of his songs
25. Nazareth - Love hurts
26. Roxette - almost all of their songs
28. Shania Twain - all of her songs
29. Michael Lears to Rock
30. Mariah Carey- some of her old songs
These albums, songs or music inspired me to write songs before, way back highschool times. Some reminds me of my childhood when I used to wake up early in the morning and make use of our huge headset (relative to my child size before) connected to our old Aiwa component before eating and taking a bath. Some songs taught me some things about love and inspired me to love. Some reminded me about my Dad and Mom, who gave me most of the music influences. But the best part is that these artists and their songs never fades and so are my memories related to this music.
Monday, June 27, 2011
Cold love
I said "072206"
Maybe because that was the last year I remember us having fun together
He said "072202"
Maybe because he was reminded that July is next month
He said, "hmmmm...you forgot already?"
I didn't say anything
Then both of us were silent with heavy faces.
What could be next?
No more commitment only company?
So cold...
Maybe because that was the last year I remember us having fun together
He said "072202"
Maybe because he was reminded that July is next month
He said, "hmmmm...you forgot already?"
I didn't say anything
Then both of us were silent with heavy faces.
What could be next?
No more commitment only company?
So cold...
Sunday, June 26, 2011
Dear Lover
As I look at you in that white uniform, I feel proud. I never thought of how time flies so fast that we were able to make it this long. As July is fast approaching, we will be turning eight in this commitment together. But it was never easy. It was not only happiness, but there were sadness and quarrels to. The last three years that we had was ordinary rather than unique.
Why do I say so? Here are the reasons why:
1. We are both so busy that the only time we enjoy each other's company is when we watch movies.
2. We don't walk much together and talk anything about us.
3. Our time is too limited already.
4. You love to surf the net more than talking to me when we are alone.
5. We don't hug each other anymore.
6. We don't have adventure trips together anymore.
7. We don't tell jokes and laugh loud with each other much anymore.
But even if this happens here are the reasons why we are still together:
1. We definitely love each other the same as before.
2. We never fail to spend time, even if it's little, with each other.
3. We still miss each other whenever there are days when we fail to see each other.
4. We still kiss.
5. We still hold hands, every time.
6. We are still bestfriends.
7. Most of all, we still go to church together.
Happy advance 8th anniversary Dear Lover...:)
Always,
Your Lover
Why do I say so? Here are the reasons why:
1. We are both so busy that the only time we enjoy each other's company is when we watch movies.
2. We don't walk much together and talk anything about us.
3. Our time is too limited already.
4. You love to surf the net more than talking to me when we are alone.
5. We don't hug each other anymore.
6. We don't have adventure trips together anymore.
7. We don't tell jokes and laugh loud with each other much anymore.
But even if this happens here are the reasons why we are still together:
1. We definitely love each other the same as before.
2. We never fail to spend time, even if it's little, with each other.
3. We still miss each other whenever there are days when we fail to see each other.
4. We still kiss.
5. We still hold hands, every time.
6. We are still bestfriends.
7. Most of all, we still go to church together.
Happy advance 8th anniversary Dear Lover...:)
Always,
Your Lover
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Apocalypto
The jungle of modern days
Concrete species with the mist of the hot sun's rays
Vines of wires creep its path
Inside lurks its dark deadly mark
Drains life source of freedom
Home to envious souls
Lord of cruelty and destructions
Guardian of famine and grief
Covers that little tint of life
From those unfortunate spirits
Whose lifetime clings on the little lush
Where real life thrives
Hopeful for the next cycle
When everything ends for them to begin
Abundance and balance on its fists
Children of my children will live.
Concrete species with the mist of the hot sun's rays
Vines of wires creep its path
Inside lurks its dark deadly mark
Drains life source of freedom
Home to envious souls
Lord of cruelty and destructions
Guardian of famine and grief
Covers that little tint of life
From those unfortunate spirits
Whose lifetime clings on the little lush
Where real life thrives
Hopeful for the next cycle
When everything ends for them to begin
Abundance and balance on its fists
Children of my children will live.
The Wine-Bowl in the Table and the Bowls of the Muses
What could be fun in studying new things and in going to school? A friend of mine once posted in his shout out that age is inevitable and that as we go old we gain knowledge. Therefore, we learn so many things here on earth as we grow old. Looking age at a good perspective for it is in knowledge we find contentment and happiness (love you Paul for this, my friend).
But some would say, "Enough about going to school". Many would surely like to have fun only and leave knowledge aside. Well, when I was still an undergraduate student I gained wisdom and had fun both at the same time. Even up to this very moment, I still love acquiring knowledge (hence I enrolled back to school) and still have some fun (I still drink and hang out with my friends) at the same time. I clearly remember moments with my friends everytime we drink. When people will get tipsy a little an argument is always brought up. Arguments about the things we have been acquiring from school; it may be about science, arts, etc. What's interesting is, everyone contributes about the topic that we are arguing about. As we savor more and more liquor, the more we talk and talk about the topic as deeper as we can get. We even find it good to study together while drinking but before doing that we should have finished reading about it before coming to the session for the arguments.
I love the author Apuleius (a North-African) for what he wrote about knowledge and drinking: "There is a famed saying of a wise man about the pleasures of the table: 'The first wine-bowl quenches thirst, the second begets jollity, the third stirs up desire, the fourth sends mad.' But the bowls of the Muses have an opposite effect. The more you drink and the stronger the drought, the better is it for the good of your soul. The first bowl, given you by the elementary teacher, rescues you from ignorance; the second, proffered by the teacher of literature, sets you up with learning; third, brought by the rhetorician, arms you with eloquence." He himself was hungry for more and more knowlege. Yes, we got wasted everytime we drink but the knowledge we learned will never be taken from us. What we are doing is just another way of having fun while learning. It eases us to speak of the things inside our minds and loosens up everything.
As Apuleius further said, "These three draughts are enough for most men (bowl of Muses). But I have drunk other cups at Athens: the Imaginative draught of poetry, the clear one of geometry, the sweet one of music, the austere one of dialectic, and the nectar of universal philosophy, of which one can never have enough." This brought me back to what Paul posted, we can never have enough about knowledge and our brains will never get filled with things; but it is through knowledge that we will understand and will make us care and love.
Not all of us in this world is given a chance and have the priviledge to acquire knowledge we learn from school. For those who have, we should share and pass it on. The contentment of being a good student is to be a good teacher someday. We learn and understand and therefore we can teach things to anyone.
But some would say, "Enough about going to school". Many would surely like to have fun only and leave knowledge aside. Well, when I was still an undergraduate student I gained wisdom and had fun both at the same time. Even up to this very moment, I still love acquiring knowledge (hence I enrolled back to school) and still have some fun (I still drink and hang out with my friends) at the same time. I clearly remember moments with my friends everytime we drink. When people will get tipsy a little an argument is always brought up. Arguments about the things we have been acquiring from school; it may be about science, arts, etc. What's interesting is, everyone contributes about the topic that we are arguing about. As we savor more and more liquor, the more we talk and talk about the topic as deeper as we can get. We even find it good to study together while drinking but before doing that we should have finished reading about it before coming to the session for the arguments.
I love the author Apuleius (a North-African) for what he wrote about knowledge and drinking: "There is a famed saying of a wise man about the pleasures of the table: 'The first wine-bowl quenches thirst, the second begets jollity, the third stirs up desire, the fourth sends mad.' But the bowls of the Muses have an opposite effect. The more you drink and the stronger the drought, the better is it for the good of your soul. The first bowl, given you by the elementary teacher, rescues you from ignorance; the second, proffered by the teacher of literature, sets you up with learning; third, brought by the rhetorician, arms you with eloquence." He himself was hungry for more and more knowlege. Yes, we got wasted everytime we drink but the knowledge we learned will never be taken from us. What we are doing is just another way of having fun while learning. It eases us to speak of the things inside our minds and loosens up everything.
As Apuleius further said, "These three draughts are enough for most men (bowl of Muses). But I have drunk other cups at Athens: the Imaginative draught of poetry, the clear one of geometry, the sweet one of music, the austere one of dialectic, and the nectar of universal philosophy, of which one can never have enough." This brought me back to what Paul posted, we can never have enough about knowledge and our brains will never get filled with things; but it is through knowledge that we will understand and will make us care and love.
Not all of us in this world is given a chance and have the priviledge to acquire knowledge we learn from school. For those who have, we should share and pass it on. The contentment of being a good student is to be a good teacher someday. We learn and understand and therefore we can teach things to anyone.
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