Minsan Lang Kitang Iibigin (I Will Only Love You Once)

Now,I watching " Minsan Lang Kitang Iibigin", I didn't watched this teleserye before that's why I only watching through online.

Minsan Lang Kitang Iibigin 

Main Cast

Coco Martin as Alexander Del Tierro / Javier Del Tierro

Maja Salvador as Krista/Kaye Villanueva

Andi Eigenmann as Gabrielle Marcelo

Martin del Rosario as Norberto Matias

Supporting Cast

Lorna Tolentino as Alondra Del Tierro

John Estrada as Joaquin Del Tierro

Amy Austria-Ventura as Lora Sebastiano

Tonton Gutierrez as Tomas Sta. Maria

Boots Anson-Roa as Remedios Sebastiano

Ronaldo Valdez as Jaime Sebastiano

Dante Rivero as Edgardo Marcelo

Extended Cast

Candy Pangilinan as Mimi Estrella

Ronnie Lazaro as Diego Pamintuan

Jojit Lorenzo as Ibon Pamintuan

Lloyd Zaragoza as Tiago Villanueva

Frances Makil-Ignacio as Adele

John Apacible as Lt. Col. Santiago

No for Meat

Being a Christian we are usually avoiding to prepared pork, chicken, beef or any meat as our fasting. My husband apply this to himself as a part of his fasting and penitence. He start not to eat rice every holy Thursday and ended on holy Saturday.

Anyway guys, why we abstain from meat? my co-blogger said that she heard two things that sound right,  first: Abstaining from meat is a way of practicing self denial and taking on a kind of voluntary, temporary poverty as a kind of "gift" to God. The idea of penance, which is the larger idea here, is thousands of years old, reaching back to the early Hebrews, at least. Some people wore sackcloth and ashes, others fasted and wept. It is a way of stripping away the tokens of wealth and power for a short time so we can remember who we are. We do this on the day Jesus allowed everything to be taken from him so we could see who he is and be saved. As part of this, meat (except fish) tended to be the food of the wealthy, and still does. Red meat especially isn't practical for the poor, because of the expense, space, equipment (freezers, for example), and such. In wealthy countries, the "poor" can still afford it in some form, but poor people in other countries (without electricity and refrigerators) might never eat red meat at all.  The idea is we avoid bloody (red meat) food out of respect for the Crucifixion, because Jesus gave his blood for us. Fish are okay, because they are "bloodless." (To the ancients, fish didn't appear to have much blood.).

How about you guys? what is your opinion?

Preparing for Holy Thursday

Today we are preparing for tomorrow activity. We are walking from downtown to Shrine Hills, Matina. I only followed this from my husband as his penitence for almost 20 years I think and when we are together I also joined him for that activity. In myself it is really small sacrifices than what GOD did to us but I want to feel HIM that I am ready to sacrifice even in a small way but the important is in the bottom of your heart you really truly for his forgiveness for what your sins and thankful for what HE did for us.

Hope that by tomorrow, everything will be okey. 

Friend

Message from my friend Gena. It is about friendship...

" A FRIEND's love is better than a LOVER, 

A LOVER may leave but FRIEND will stay 

A LOVER could demand but FRIEND would help

You are my FRIEND and I LOVE YOU more than a LOVER.

How sweet

New Philippine Money

Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas broadcasted that it launched a vast redesign for current banknotes and coins to further improve security features and enhance durability last 2009.The members of the committee include Bangko Sentral Deputy Governor Diwa Guinigundo and Dr. Ambeth Ocampo Chairman of the National Historical Institute. The new banknote design has highlighted famous Filipinos and iconic natural wonders while Philippine national symbols will be shown on coins. The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas started releasing the initial batch of new banknotes last December 2010 while new coins will be launched beginning 2012. Current banknotes will remain legal tender for at least three years.

The new design for Philippine banknotes were released last  December 16, 2010.

Proud To Be Filipino

Do you also proud for being Filipino?  I get this from  Filipino website.

I am a Filipino. I was born here in the Philippines. I was born with Filipino parents. I am proud to be a Filipino. Ngek! Proud to be a Filipino? Then why do I speak english in this article? Thats what I like about being a Filipino. We are learners. We try to learn the culture of our neighbors. We do this not only just to please them, but also to get to know them and we always seek to understand them and for us to be understood as well. We are a very hospitable people. We love to entertain guests specially foreigners. we love to prepare our homes so our guests will be as comfortable as possible. We love to speak english so everybody can understand us.

Another reason why I love being a Filipino is that we always have a reason to smile about. even in times of trials and disasters we are smiling. We smile not because we are unaffected or simply being silly. We smile because we have hope in our hearts that after these trials there is a better tomorrow.

Our smiles is a sign of hope. Hope from a great God that we always go to in times of trouble. Thats another reason why I love being a Filipino we all trust, believe and love God. No matter what religion we are in still the love of God lingers in every one of us. We love God so much. We are a praying nation. We are peace loving people. We are a humble race that we shy in the light of recognition.

I love being a Filipino because, Filipinos are kind at heart. always willing to help even with strangers. even in the streets you will not encounter a filipino that is rude and foul mouthed. We are a people with values. and we love to respect our elders. We love our elders so much we are willing to take care of them till they on their death bed. We don’t put them in Homes and hire caregivers, we take care of them and love them in our own homes.

I love being a Filipino because, Filipinos love their families. We work hard for our family. We enjoy with our family, we cry with our family, we celebrate with our family. Whatever we do our families are always in our top priority list. We sacrifice our own enjoyment for our family. We get our moral support, confidence, and strength from our family.

I love being a Filipino because, Filipinos are the most flexible, most resilient people in the world. We can live without electricity, without flat screen TVs, without digital cameras, without, microwave ovens, washing machines, without the internet and all the luxuries in the world. Take them all away and still a filipino can live happily and peacefully. We love luxury but we can live without them. We value more of real, face to face relatioships than just texting or e-mailing each other form afar. We love to make things through our own resources, our own time, our own effort even without the aid of technology.

And most of all, I love being a filipino because, Filipinos are good inside and out. We love to help even when dont have money. We volunteer, we participate in good causes. We have a soft spot for people who are less fortunate, for the orphan, for the abandoned, for the children, for the grandmothers. Our hearts are big for these people. We do not ignore them. We may not help physically but we help in praying for them. We love our kababayan may it be here or abroad.

I love being a Filipino.

I am proud to be a Filipino.

How about you guys????

Model of the year

Take a look this pictures guys, they look so cute. They acting like a couple hehehe. My son act like a rider while my daughter is act like a hot babe...:)