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WORD HUSTLER: Inside the Chrysalis

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Broken down natural course. We're all the same. In the beginning; insects. Crawling, barren,. We control the outcome. Nature supplies the way. We find the will. One chance to live. Most become moths;. All learn to fly. We contol the outcome. Your work is inspiring. more power to you. March 24, 2009 at 5:09 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). POETRY, PROSE, RANTS and RAVES. Moths and Moonlight - for Kindle. 29 - Female - Philly, PA. Moths&Moonlight - Amazon Kindle. Skulls N Bones . Com.

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Pinoy Tales: Five Reasons Why Filipinos speak English, rather than Tagalog

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Saturday, August 16, 2008. Five Reasons Why Filipinos speak English, rather than Tagalog. Filipinos speak English, even to each other. Hey, I'm Cebuano-speaking (a.k.a. "bisdak" or "bisayang dako"). So that already gives you an idea why I cannot relate with the sentiments. Cebuano and Tagalog may have common words, but hey, they're different. An untrained Cebuano will not understand, much less speak, Tagalog and vice-versa. The non-speaking of the "native tongue" in the foreign land was misconstrued.

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Dying young… in the hands of your “brothers” | Nomadic Thoughts

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124; Comments RSS. Pwede na muling mangarap…. The Story of a Boy. BBC’s Harry and Paul racist sketch against Pinays. On the road again. Gloria’s SONA version 8. Instant noodles para sa SONA ni Gloria. Swimming against the current. If blogs have birthdays…. A feather on her bonnet…. The mute shall speak… and the deaf shall listen. On Dying young… in the hand…. On MALU FERNANDEZ, my blog ain…. On MAHADERANG MATAPOBRE SA OFWS…. On MAHADERANG MATAPOBRE SA OFWS…. On Pwede na muling mangarap…. He is only one o...

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Tinimawa: Happy New Year!

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In the olden times, Filipinos practiced a caste system that classified society members as Datus (ruling class), Maharlikas (nobles) or Alipins (slaves). The common folk were known as Timawas. Timawas were either born into their caste or former "alipins" who released from the bonds of slavery. Hence, the term "tinimawa" is literally, "to become free". Friday, January 1. Here's to 2010 . to a more prosperous year ahead! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. If you feel that the info...

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Tinimawa: January 2010

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In the olden times, Filipinos practiced a caste system that classified society members as Datus (ruling class), Maharlikas (nobles) or Alipins (slaves). The common folk were known as Timawas. Timawas were either born into their caste or former "alipins" who released from the bonds of slavery. Hence, the term "tinimawa" is literally, "to become free". Friday, January 1. Here's to 2010 . to a more prosperous year ahead! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Thank you for visiting my blog.

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Tinimawa: August 2008

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In the olden times, Filipinos practiced a caste system that classified society members as Datus (ruling class), Maharlikas (nobles) or Alipins (slaves). The common folk were known as Timawas. Timawas were either born into their caste or former "alipins" who released from the bonds of slavery. Hence, the term "tinimawa" is literally, "to become free". Friday, August 29. Let me briefly describe the scenario for you. It took me another 30 “exhausting” minutes to finally reach the teller, calcula...Teller # ...

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Links | The Marocharim Experiment

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Dispatches from chaotic spaces. These are just some of the blogs and sites I visit on a regular basis. Some of these sites are still active, while still others are already inactive. Like any blogroll, this page is a work in progress. Please leave me a message through my e-mail address if you want to exchange links. Carlos V. Jugo. Rom Sedona (The Smoking Room). Rom Sedona (The House of Smoke). I Heart Stuff and Other Blahs. Life and Times of Yoshke Dimen. Proud to be SINGLE. Ramblings of a Workaholic.

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Tinimawa: March 2009

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In the olden times, Filipinos practiced a caste system that classified society members as Datus (ruling class), Maharlikas (nobles) or Alipins (slaves). The common folk were known as Timawas. Timawas were either born into their caste or former "alipins" who released from the bonds of slavery. Hence, the term "tinimawa" is literally, "to become free". Tuesday, March 17. So many things . so little time. There are never enough hours in a day, don't you think? Probably the most important one in the world.

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Tinimawa: January 2009

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In the olden times, Filipinos practiced a caste system that classified society members as Datus (ruling class), Maharlikas (nobles) or Alipins (slaves). The common folk were known as Timawas. Timawas were either born into their caste or former "alipins" who released from the bonds of slavery. Hence, the term "tinimawa" is literally, "to become free". Sunday, January 18. Return of the Comeback! Spend more time with loved ones. In those three years, I gained weight, became irritable, and missed out on the ...