Blogger's 25 Fast Facts

1. Loves rain, water falls and oceans and seas.

2. I'm not a morning person but I like sunrise :)

3. I don't eat 'buwad' (dried fish) 'balut' and raisins and most of the vegies ^_^

4. Loves singing and dancing and acting and blabbing in front of the mirror.

5. I'm a basketball fan (fan lang) I also used to play volleyball.

6. I'm really chocolate and coke and coffee and cheese addict.

7. Music + me = sleep (hahaha)

8. I easily get upset. I am a bit emotional. Drama Queen.

9. Once became the school's representative for a declamation contest back when I was a grader.

10. Education major in English was my second choice in college after Mass Communication.

11. Collects ONE PIECE items, books, scarfs, pens, notebooks, and friends' photos.

12. I love adventures! But please forget the hanging bridge.

13. I may laugh loud and talk fast but I demand silence when I badly need it.

14. My birth date.

15. Reading and writing - I love them both. I am a reading advocate too.

16. My hair? I have spent a lot on it.

17. I do art. Tattooing and messing my notebook. Sketching portraits too. I always have with me a pen and a notebook. I do my art, I repeat, my art.

18. Will travel to Japan and New York.

19. Already have names for my future kids.

20. Treasures friends and those people who leave a good mark in my heart.

21. Frustrated performer.

22. Loves pictures and photography and photojournalism. Dreams of becoming a wedding photographer.

23. Is committed with the young people (youth ministry) and forever has a heart for them.

24. Loves my family so much.

25. LOVES GOD ABOVE ALL:-) ALL GLORY FOR HIM:)

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