 | THE LOVELLE LYCEUM | Mar 27, 2005 |
presents... ...living, ...learning, ...loving, ...laughing, ...lordship |  | The book is now available in softbound! It's less than P400. =) Order through UST Publishing or email me at amoreshe@yahoo.com! |
Link: http://www.archiecomics.com/index.htmlI enjoyed reading this comics in my tween days until today! And the competition and friendship between Veronica Lodge and Betty Cooper really made me think about my own friendships and life at school. The comics also taught me about how to be friends with boys. There are also great and fun stories about the characters and their families. And it's fun to read and the reader does not even realize he/she is learning some great life lessons while reading and enjoying the illustrations!
One great lesson is from a story where Betty stayed overnight in the Lodge's mansion. At first, Veronica was sure that Betty would get jealous over seeing how luxurious life is in the rich house of the Lodge's. She even felt sad for Betty over her simple and ordinary life, house, and parents. That was until before they sleep. Becky made a phone call to her parents to say good night and to tell them that she loves them. Veronica sobbed and fell into tears telling Betty how lucky she was for having such a sweet relationship with her family, unlike her who seldom knows where her parents are. Then, Betty gave her a nice, warm hug.
Awww.. I miss these girls and the gang. Gotta go and buy more comics! See yah! Ngayon ay kasalukuyang inihahatid na ang dating Pangulong Corazon Aquino sa kanyang huling hantungan. Bilang pag-alala sa kanya, ngayon ko uumpisahan ang Positive Degree sa blogger.
Isa itong website na magbabalita ng mga mabubuting gawa ng mga Pilipino. Paminsan-minsan ay mailalagay rin ang aking mga personal na pananaw at ang mga ideya rin ng mga iba pang mamamayan kung paano mabuhay ng marangal at may paglilingkod sa kapwa at sa Diyos. Uumpisahan ko ang website na ito sa pagsasabing ngayon ay napagtanto ko na kung bakit sa panahong ito ay napakaraming mga kabataang maigting na nagpapakita at nagpapamalas ng pagmamahal sa ating bansang Pilipinas: Ito ay sapagkat lumaki sila sa piling ng ina ng demokrasya, si Gng. Corazon Aquino.
Sa personal kong karanasan, kakatuntong ko pa lamang sa aking ikaapat na taong gulang ng maging bahagi ng aking memorya ang mga sundalong lulan ng mga tangke na inaabutan ng mga madre ng rosas at rosaryo. At isang babaeng nakadamit ng kulay dilaw na nagngangalang Cory Aquino ang nagsalita sa harap ng libu-libong Pilipino ang naghudyat ng malayang Pilipinas. At pagtuntong ko sa elementarya, isa ako sa mga mapapalad na unang nakapag-aral ng sibika at kultura na bahagi na ng kasaysayan ang EDSA Revolution at ang 1987 Constitution. Doon ko natutuhan na ang pagkakaroon ng demokrasya ay isang happy ending.
Ngayung panahon, masaya ang mabuhay sa Pilipinas bagama't nasasadlak ang ating bansa sa krisis. Nagkakaroon man ng kahinaan ang ating institusyong pampamahalaan, dahil sa inspirasyong iniwan ni Gng. Aquino, matibay naman ang mamamayang sibil.
Nariyan ang mga NGO at iba-ibang organisasyon na nagbibigay ng kawanggawa. Si Gng. Aquino mismo ay mayroong itinatag na mga NGO, ang una noong siya ay mabiyuda kay G. Ninoy Aquino, at ang ikalawa noong matapos ang kanyang termino bilang pangulo.
Muli, sinisindihan ni Gng. Aquino ang kandila ng pag-asa ng bansa, at nawa, sa ating mga dasal at mabubuting gawa, ay lumawak pa ang liwanag na dulot ng kandilang ito. The anchor on the local radio announced the dreadful news, "Opisyal na po. Michael Jackson, pumanaw na." (It's official, Michael Jackson has died.") Then the music "Give Love on Christmas Day" was played. My mother, Louella, broke into tears.
I could only imagine all the mothers and fathers about my parents' age who grew up listening to the Jackson 5 and spent school days, rest days, and most especially, Christmas days with Jackson 5 Christmas songs playing in the Christmas air, hearing that news on that same hour. In the U.S., the news of Michael's cardiac arrest broke as the sun was setting down but in the Philippines, a new day was already starting and the fans and the curious had to follow the news throughout the whole day. It was a gloomy day for our generation. Fan or not, Michael Jackson is a huge part of the world's culture, and always, a death of a major symbol of culture, of a relevant background in different people's lives, is something that saddens the human heart.Michael Jackson's songs and his era remind us so much of our childhood.
My brother told me that the release of the highly-anticipated Michael Jackson's "Bad" music video was his first experience of being aware that a new song from a great artist is big news and that new music is something that people are excited about. Like other kids back then, my office mate and I share the same view, thinking that Michael Jackson's videos were mini-movies/musicals. Then, personally while growing up, my conciertos in our bathroom were comprised of Jackson songs, starting with "One Day in Your Life," "Ben," "I'll Be There," and then later on, "I Just Can't Stop Loving You," "You are Not Alone," "Will You Be There," and "Heal the World." And then many years later, looking back to the time I started acquiring a sense of social awareness while watching and getting inspired by the videos "We are the World," "They Don't Care About Us," "The Earth Song," and "Man in the Mirror." I found myself using such powerful songs in my major paper for the Development Communication class where I was enrolled.Saturday Night, my family and I watched a clip from CNN which showed Cebu prisoners doing a dance number as a tribute to Michael Jackson. It was my turn to cry.
Well, Jojo Alejar cried, and Gary Valenciano and the Maneuvers, and perhaps Aga Mulach, and Alex Santos, and maybe Billy Crawford and Sara Geronimo, too, and all Filipinos, artists or not who felt that Michael Jackson and his songs played a nice and sweet contribution in coloring their lives. I'm sure my uncles are crying too, over Michael's death and over reminiscing their youth.
Well, as for me, this write-up is my little tribute to the great artist of our time, who has inspired many with his passion for music, for the world, for all people and for all children. Rest in peace, MJ and I pray that finally, in your repose, you have finally found the healing you had been looking for.
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Download this and other original video files with Multiply Premium.You are cordially invited to a book launching and art exhibit of Si Lupito at ang Baryo Sirkero, written by Rowald Almazar and artworks by Jose Santos III, on July 8, 2008, 6:00 PM at the Artist's Space, Ayala Museum. Exhibit runs until July 21, 2008.
See you there!
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 | Hi - hübsche Lovella,ich bin soeben durch Zufall auf Ihre Homepage gelandet,und habe darin rumgestöbert.
Interessante Seiten haben Sie. Mein englisch ist sehr schlecht. Aus diesem Grund schreibe ich in deutsch. Schade !!
Es grüßt Sie aus dem fernen Deutschland,
Günther |
 | vel...hinde kana pumupunta sa clp- mag lo-Lord's day na...inform kita kung kelan |
 | Dear miss ko na kau ni rainier......... |
| uu nga eh- nag Lord's day na last sunday!!! we miss you! |
| vel....bakit di na kita nakikita sa CLP???hehe |
 | HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! PENGE KEYK! TSAKA AYS KRIM! |
 | lovella!
kapatid, HAPPY! HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!
best wishes! and .. padala mo na yung pansit namin, ha ... huwag sa SAVORY, ha!
miss ko na bonding natin!!! you know :P
mwah! mwah! tsup! tsup!
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 | happy holidays, lovelle!!!
all the best,
Shoppa Holique |
 | vel, panalo ang tinuro mo!
thanks! ;) |
 | bakit ka nangigialam? hehehe |
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| Wow, ang dami nang laman dito. Paano nangyari ito? |
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