The first one was the Run for Pasig River 10.10.10. I finished the 5km run in almost 1 hr.
I signed up for Run United 2, but wasn't able to make it to the race because I left the office late the night before the event.
Nike Club Run Manila is my official second running event for the year. I finished the 5km run in 40 minutes and few seconds (based on my Timex Ironman watch...still waiting for the official results to be posted. hehehe!)
"Bash, ‘di mo ba alam yung three-month rule? Lahat ng taong na-inlove at nakipag-break ay alam yun. Maghihintay ka muna, tatlong buwan. Diba? Tatlong buwan bago ka makipag-boyfriend ulit! Hindi mo alam yun?!
"I discovered that confronted by temptation, we will always fall. Given the right circumstances, every human being on this earth, would be willing to commit evil."
I have proofs now. I have a lot! You're indeed a liar and yet you dont want to be called one. How could you do this to me? Oh well, it didnt come to my surprise... I have never trusted you that much. I know that you're a liar and a liar will always be a liar.
You're so good at it. It's so natural. Maybe because you have a very good memory. You know what to remember. But you know what? If you're telling the truth, you don't have to remember anything.
I'm sorry... I will not be able to... Not now... Not in the near future. I'm not yet ready... It's not easy... I hope you understand... Please don't make it difficult for me.
The twelve days of Christmas are the twelve days between Christmas Day, Dec. 25th, the birth of Jesus, and the Epiphany, Jan. 6th, the day Christians celebrate the arrival of the Magi (Wise Men) and the revelation of Christ as the light of the world. The Christmas song, "The Twelve Days of Christmas" may sound silly and contrived to many of us. But it actually had its origins in religious symbolism - and with a serious purpose. It dates from a time of religious persecution. The song, "The Twelve Days of Christmas," was written as a kind of secret catechism that could sing in public without fear of arrest - a learning or memory aid to Christians in fact. The song can be taken at two levels of interpretation - the surface meaning, or the hidden meaning known only to the Christians involved. Each element is a code word for a religious truth.
1. The partridge in a pear tree is Jesus. 2. The two turtledoves are the Old and New Testaments. 3. Three French hens stand for faith, hope and love. 4. The four calling birds are the four Gospels. 5. The five gold rings recall the Hebrew Torah (Law), or the Pentateuch, the first five books of the Old Testament. 6. The six geese a-laying stand for the six days of creation. 7. The seven swans a-swimming represent the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit. 8. The eight maids a-milking are the eight Beatitudes. 9. Nine ladies dancing are the nine fruits of the Holy Spirit. 10. The ten lords a-leaping are the Ten Commandments. 11. Eleven pipers piping represent the eleven faithful Apostles. 12. Twelve drummers drumming symbolize the twelve points of doctrine in the Apostles Creed.
If you think Jesus being symbolized as a partridge in a pear tree sounds blasphemous, remember: "Jerusalem! Jerusalem! How often would I have sheltered thee under my wings, as a hen does her chicks, but thou wouldst not have it so." (Luke 13:34 and Matthew 23:34) The "true love" in the song refers to God Himself. The "me" receiving the gifts is every Christian. So that "silly" song we sing at Christmas time has more meaning than we thought.