By glitch, on May 11th, 2008
From left to right: Maria Venus Bayonito Raj, Marie Razel Triff Eguia, Karla Paula Ginteroy Henry, Melanie Cabanding Felix, Marian Michelle Talag Oblea, & Maria Kristelle Micaller Lazaro
The winners are:
Karla Paula Ginteroy Henry of Cebu City – Miss Philippines EARTH 2008
Marie Razel Triff Eguia of Dipolog, Zamboanga del Norte – 1st runner-up/Miss Air/Miss PHL TQI 2008-2009
Marian Michelle Talag Oblea of Obando, Bulacan – 2nd runner-up/Miss Water
Maria Kristelle Micaller Lazaro of Candaba, Pampanga – 3rd runner-up/Miss Fire
Maria Venus Bayonito Raj of Legazpi, Albay – 4th runner-up/Miss Eco-Tourism
Melanie Cabanding Felix of USA, East Coast – Miss PAGCOR
By glitch, on May 3rd, 2008
Oh, no. I did forgot that tonight is the opening of 3rd World Pyro Olympics. We are looking forward to watch the Pyro Olympics from first day to last day and its sad that we missed the 1st day. At around 5pm this afternoon, heavy rain poured. I admit that I did forgot the event, the cold weather is another reason to be lazy to go there.
The frequent reschedule of 3rd World Pyro Olympics somehow made people got tired of the event… plus summer season is about to end already. I checked on the official website of World Pyro Olympics, [...]
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By glitch, on March 29th, 2008
The opening of the 3rd World Pyro Olympics is supposed to be tonight. My kids are asking me if we will be going to SM Mall of Asia last night, having experienced the last time we went there without 3rd World Pyro Olympics made us tired already of the event. I thought, I haven’t noticed any advertisements and announcements unlike the previous World Pyro Olympics events. Just to make sure, I’ve called up La Mancha Productions this morning.
Its confirmed. The new and final schedule of 3rd World Pyro Olympics will start on May 3, a Saturday and the succeeding Saturdays [...]
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By glitch, on March 20th, 2008
Just came home from Visita Iglesia. I don’t know if it should be Visita Iglesia or Bisita Iglesia. This is my fifth year of doing the filipino Catholic tradition. Visita Iglesia is a tradition wherein you would visit seven churches. Even if I’m out of town vacation, I make it a point to do the tradition as my “panata” (filipino word that means vow or pledge). Visita Iglesia is not just visiting seven churches just like some who unknowingly doing every Holy Thursday. Stations of the Cross is also on Maundy Thursday and can be done either at daytime [...]
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By glitch, on March 14th, 2008
Everybody is excited to watch the much awaited Pacquiao vs. Marquez 2: Unfinished Business tomorrow. Not to mention that it is also the 487th anniversary when Ferdinand Magellan discovered the Philippines. Tomorrow is also Palm Sunday, it is also known as Domingo de Ramos.
Palm Sunday or Linggo ng Palaspas in our native tongue, in the Christian calendar, the Sunday before Easter, sixth and last Sunday in Lent, and the first day of Holy Week. This morning, vendors will start selling “palaspas” to bring to church and have it blessed during the mass. Palaspas is decorated and weaved palm leaves. We [...]
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