Since i can't properly choose the right template for my profile, let me just share something which i think i can somehow relate in the present situation. LMAO Well, again it's about love (the never ending love talk). So here I go...

Choosing the right partner is very important for healthy and happy relationship. If you are not able to make a right choice, then you will be facing a lot of problem in present as well as in future. Do not rush in choosing your partner. Take your time to know about that person that you are going to spend your life with.

It is important for both guy and girl to choose their partner carefully. This stage determines how strong your relationship will be. If you make mistake in this stage then your relationship will not last long. The only thing that you get in return is grief.

Ability to take a quick decision is great, but in relationship, you have to take your time before you take any serious steps.

It's always good to start as friends, in this way you'll get more attached and know each others more deeply. Then, If that love can't wait then it's not probably true love. TOMOOO take it easy dude!!! :)))

(Updated 9:49 p.m.) Tropical storm Sendong is shaping up to be one of the deadliest cyclones to hit the Philippines in the last 12 years, data culled by GMA News Research showed, with the death toll expected to surpass that of typhoon Ondoy two years ago.

With latest government figures pegging the storm’s death toll at 334, Sendong already ranks 6^th on the list of weather disturbances to cause the largest number of deaths in the country since 2000.

This figure, however, is expected to rise, with the Philippine National Red Cross already bringing Sendong’s death toll to 652, higher than the 464 recorded by the government in 2009 when typhoon Ondoy poured record rainfall over Metro Manila and nearby provinces in Luzon.

Cagayan de Oro and Iligan cities in Mindanao were worst hit when Sendong slammed ashore while people slept late on Friday and early Saturday, sending torrents of water and mud through villages and stripping mountainsides bare.

Floods washed away entire houses with families inside in dozens of coastal villages in Cagayan de Oro and Iligan.

Rarely hit by storms, these cities were unprepared for the onslaught. Despite advisories from the national government that local governments should consider pre-emptive evacations of coastal communities, no such actions took place, with Friday holiday festivities, including midnight sales in local malls, continuing as planned.

More deaths expected

Mayor Vicente Emano of Cagayan de Oro City said he expects the number of deaths caused by Sendong to be around 500 due to the high number of missing persons rescue teams are still trying to locate more than 24 hours after Sendong’s wreaked havoc on the city.  
 
“Mahigit 300 na yata itong nakukuha naming patay pero sa tingin ko, aabot po kami ng mga 500 na patay dito dahil marami pa po masyado ang missing. Iyan ang problema,” he said in an interview over GMA News TV on Sunday afternoon.
 
According to the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC), 281 persons are still missing due to flashfloods and landslides caused by Sendong as of Sunday afternoon.

 Emano said that although local authorities were aware of a coming weather disturbance, they did not expect heavy flooding, which he said was one of the worst his city has ever experienced.
 
“Hindi po namin inasahan ito. Nabasa namin ito sa diyaryo. Nakikinig kami. Wala namang sinabi na kami pala ang tatamaan ng mata ng bagyo. Meron na kaming mga bagyo noong araw kaya [lang] hindi ganito kasama,” he said.
 
“Lahat ng tao, tinanggap na nangyayari ang bagyo every now and then dito sa amin, pero hindi namin akalain na ganito kagrabe ang tama sa amin,” he added.
 
Leonardo Vicente Corrales, a freelance journalist in Cagayan de Oro, which has a population of half a million people, told AFP that fast-rotting corpses were piling up by the dozen at local mortuaries.

"The bodies are decomposing too quickly because they are drowning victims -- because there is muddy water in their bodies," he said. "They also cannot embalm them because they do not have water and are running out of formalin (formaldehyde embalming fluid)."

In some funeral parlors, the bodies had to be stacked up because there was not enough space, Corrales said.

He added: "Electricity has been restored in the center of the city but in the affected areas, there is no electricity and there is an emerging water crisis because there is no potable water in the houses."

As an emergency measure, the city government in Cagayan de Oro has opened up fire hydrants and long lines are forming as residents queue for fresh water, Corrales said.
 
The NDRRMC maintained that it adequately warned local officials of the dangers that Sendong could bring and even advised them to evacuate residents in low-lying areas to safer ground. - Andreo Calonzo/KBK/HS/KG, GMA News with AFP, Reuters
'Sendong' is now considered among deadliest cyclones to enter PH in 12 years. This is so shocking and freakin' bad. No more time for political arguments. Hope everything will turn out fine soon as little to huge help are continuously coming from everyone. Let's altogether help and let Christmas be more meaningful... ONE FOR ILIGAN, HELP CDO.

waah i want to scream out, i can't start writing because of my OCness
please help me find a new layout for my blog, please please or you can make one for me!

Yes, I am back and I will try my very best to stay… for good HAHAHA. I've been busy and too preoccupied with a lot of things in school since I am a graduating student... please for heaven sake let me graduate LOL. I’ll try to write more often as possible, if not at least post photos or videos to keep this blog alive. I promise, 2012 will be different. No more lazy-writing days for me. I will stay motivated! I really hope a lot! ^___^

I will just renovate first this site and give a new look for another exciting year to come. See you soon!