Covered saints
It is traditional to cover up the statues of saints during Lent. I have no idea why.
A third of what’s been written about me is true, a third is half-true and the rest consists of drug-induced hallucinations. I suppose I’d better let me, rather than them, tell you about me, this blog and a few irrelevant things as well.
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- leciram: Rude attitude like this is the normal scenario at the Philippine consulate here in...
- JMonreal: I always believe in the saying,”don’t judge a book by it’s...
- JMonreal: Unfortunately, some people still judge a book by it’s cover. I have a good...
- Asianmommy: Connie, your meatloaf looks so good–nice presentation!
- Jaecel: Hi Miss Connie!
Mukha naman po talaga siyang cake but I bet the meat loaf is delicious... - Em Dy: I laughed out loud at bibingka. But it does look like cake.
- witsandnuts: I also thought that’s a cake. =)
- BlogusVox: Well based on the pictures, mukhang cake nga Ms. Sassy. Pero mas malupit ang katulong...
- rolly: meatloaf! sarap nyan. Usually I see it cooked in a block. Mukha pa ring cake. Ayaw mo ba...
- soulsheik: Nakakalungkot naman isipin na tayo-tayo lang mga Pinoy nagkakaganyan sa kapwa Pinoy....
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