October, 2006:

I always spend an hour or two doing this.

And my day would not start without this

I can wear this or this in the office.

And when I get bored, I always play this

I love eating this anytime of the day.

And how I wish I can have this.

Did you know that I go crave on this …

And I’m already tired doing this

I’m glad I almost have this

And right now, I really miss this and this

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Whew!

It’s really been a long time since I last updated this page. I had a real pretty busy past weeks, halos di na ako makagalaw because of the heavy loads of work, school and my Visa papers. If I was complaining of getting bored and doing nothing at home before, iba na ngayon, I’m complaining about always getting “overstress”. Ang mukha ko, nasa shiatzu kada weekend, nagpapamasahe. Nakakapagod na rin, masyading challenging. Pero ok lang kasi at the end of the day, nakangiti na ko, remembering the accomplishments I did for that day.

This is my last semester at school, pagkatapos nito, mag-re-review na ko for my upcoming compre exam. I was thinking of getting a 3 month programming course pero parang di na yata kakayanin ng schedule ko. Palagi kaming nag-re-review ni Carlo about my Visa papers and ang daming dapat gawin at kunin. As of now, the upcoming exam and my visa papers are my first priority aside from my one true love–my work .

Kumusta na kaya ang mga kapitbahay ko? Na-mi-miss ko nang maglagalag sa bahay ni TK, hmmm, iniisip ko lang kung ano na naman ang mababasa ko. Aba, kaibigan, ganda ng entry ah “Truth and Lies“, eye catching..hehe.
Nga pala, si Evz, ano na kaya nangyari dun? Dun yan sa bahay nag-sleep over nung weekend. Di natulog buong magdamag nung sabado tapos rumesbak ng paggawa ng schoolwork katanghalian ng linggo.  Ang saya sa bahay..akalain mong sinayawan niya at ni Sheng si Carlo..haha. Tawa ng tawa si Carlo habang pinapanood sila sa webcam..we had fun.

Uyyy, may tribute si Sheng sa friendship naming tatlo with Evz..click ka dito para makita mo. Thanks din sa inyong dalawa for the real friendship. I know that sooner or later, we would part our ways; but remember guys that I’m always here for you.

Si Evz din merong tribute, talagang sumaya ka ha. Haay naku sister, next time may bayad na..wala ng libre libre. Kidding aside, thanks ha, masaya din ako.

Salamat sa inyo..

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by Romy Sabaldan

FORTY-SIX year old Sandy Inigo-dos Remedios of the Philippines won three golds and a silver medal in the first International Pink Dragon Boat Council (IPDBC) Dragon Boat World Championships held recently at the Marina Bay in Singapore.

Further information relayed by Lolito delos Reyes, PRO of Sports Communicators Organization of the Philippines (SCOOP-Davao) reads:

The native of Davao City, who is a breast cancer survivor, was the only Filipino competitor in the 17-team event hosted by the Breast Cancer Foundation.

Dos Remedios, a member of the Manila Dragons Dragon Boat Rowing Team, was invited to paddle for the Dragons Abreast Gold Coast team from Queensland, Australia.

Her team won the gold medals in the 500-meter and 200-meter events for the 80/20 women and the 200-meter for 100 percent category.

“Bale, 80/20 consists of an 80 percent breast cancer survivor and 20 supporters,” said Dos Remedios, who is now based in Manila since 1981. She is the younger sister of sportsman Tommy Iñigo of the Ayala Group of Companies.

Her team also settled for the silver medal in the 100 percent BC survivors’ 500-meter race. The Gold Coast team also took the gold in the 80/20 500-meter mixed and another silver in the 80/20 200-meter mixed.

“I was touched when our Philippine flag was also waved together with the Australian flag during the last awarding to recognize my lone participation,” said Dos Remedios, who first tasted her international stint in China last June 3-4.

The Manila Dragons women’s team finished third behind two China teams in the 600-meter of the 1st Shaoguan City International Dragon Boat Festival.

They also settled for the sixth in the 12th Guangzhou Dragon Boat International Tournament.

Dos Remedios, who started dragon boat paddling last November 2005 thru her husband Raymund, saw action last Sunday in the second leg of the Annual Regatta at the Manila Bay Walk.

Her team is the defending champion in the said event organized by the Philippine Dragon Boat Federation.

Dos Remedios paid a courtesy call yesterday to Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) Chairman William “Butch” Ramirez at the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex together with Lito delos Reyes of Bugsay Dabaw, a group of paddling people in Davao.

Sandy came home to Davao City last summer with her family and paddled a single kayak from Anamarina Resort in Samal to the Island Buenavista – a three nautical miles distance.

“Uuwi ako this December sa Davao to try the night kayaking with my husband and kids,” she said.

The couple are blessed with four sons – Jose Manuel a.k.a. “Ito”, 17; Juan Carlos “Ian”, 16; Jaime Antonio “Io”, 14; and Jesus Roberto “Isi”, 9. (PIA XI)

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FILIPINO-CHINESE BUSINESSMEN HAVE proposed the establishment of a growth area that links the Philippines, Taiwan and southeastern China in a bid to stimulate partnerships among firms and harness the competitive advantages of the three economies.

Francis Chua, president of the Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chamber of Commerce, said the idea was broached during the Philippine Investment Forum held recently in Xiamen City.

“The reaction is positive, but it has to be a policy among the private sectors,” Chua said. “However, this needs support from the governments to make it realizable.”

He explained that such a “Golden Triangle” would be beneficial to all parties and was appropriate considering that Beijing was looking at Southeast Asia as an area where it needed to establish economic leadership.

“The proposal is very bold in that this would bring in the Philippines as a factor to the joint development of the Chinese and Taiwanese economies,” Chua said.

INQ7.Net

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