At a funeral...
Tatay: Tara na, Nonoy.
Alis na tayo!
Nonoy: Kararating pa
lang natin a!
Tatay: Naku mahirap
nang maiwan dito.
Basahin mo o:
'REMAINS WILL BE CREMATED.'
:)
:)
:)
Showing posts with label hills. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hills. Show all posts
Monday, May 4, 2009
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
TOUCHSTONE HILLS
Dear Friend,
I am happy to announce that my book
TOUCHSTONE HILLS
Based on a True Story
is now available online. It is a story about the youth, for the youth, based on actual events that transpired in my own life. The making of this book is a miracle by itself, along with other miraculous circumstances behind the preparation of this book
is now available online. It is a story about the youth, for the youth, based on actual events that transpired in my own life. The making of this book is a miracle by itself, along with other miraculous circumstances behind the preparation of this book
Get your copy thru
http://www.divisoria.net/tohibbaontrs.html
http://www.divisoria.net/tohibbaontrs.html
Thanks,
Carol delos Santos
The untold story of hundreds of young people in the Philippines........ portrayed through the eyes of a nineteen-year-old girl.
The story of Daphne --- an officer of the Sangguniang Kabataan (SK), UP student, born and raised in traditional religious beliefs, and her awakening moments to the awesome reality of God.
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'...Do you have any idea what a touchstone really is? It's pretty interesting, you know. A touchstone is a siliceous rock that is used to test the purity of gold. It's an ordinary-looking rock with a noble purpose --- to ensure purity --- just as our Touchstone Hills has become testing ground for the pureness of our hearts, if you see what I mean,' she said.
'That is interesting,' I muttered.
'And that's not all,' she went on with much enthusiasm. 'The word touchstone was also used in Shakepeare's play 'As You Like It'. It referred to a tradition among early Christians --- an attitude of willingness to look foolish in order to achieve things that are good and worthwhile.'
'How very appropriate,' I said. 'Because we did look foolish to a lot of people. But I don't see how it could've achieved anything good.... In the corporate world, this would have been like a full-blown image crisis, a public relations catastrophe.'
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A book that every teen-ager and parent must read...
BUY YOUR COPY NOW http://www.divisoria.net/tohibbaontrs.html
Carol delos Santos
The untold story of hundreds of young people in the Philippines........ portrayed through the eyes of a nineteen-year-old girl.
The story of Daphne --- an officer of the Sangguniang Kabataan (SK), UP student, born and raised in traditional religious beliefs, and her awakening moments to the awesome reality of God.
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'...Do you have any idea what a touchstone really is? It's pretty interesting, you know. A touchstone is a siliceous rock that is used to test the purity of gold. It's an ordinary-looking rock with a noble purpose --- to ensure purity --- just as our Touchstone Hills has become testing ground for the pureness of our hearts, if you see what I mean,' she said.
'That is interesting,' I muttered.
'And that's not all,' she went on with much enthusiasm. 'The word touchstone was also used in Shakepeare's play 'As You Like It'. It referred to a tradition among early Christians --- an attitude of willingness to look foolish in order to achieve things that are good and worthwhile.'
'How very appropriate,' I said. 'Because we did look foolish to a lot of people. But I don't see how it could've achieved anything good.... In the corporate world, this would have been like a full-blown image crisis, a public relations catastrophe.'
===============================================================
A book that every teen-ager and parent must read...
BUY YOUR COPY NOW http://www.divisoria.net/tohibbaontrs.html
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