A Very McDo Xmas

My friend and I were pleasantly surprised that it was a very Mcdo X-mas party that Lolo prepared for evrybody. We we're expecting a mission thingy sponsored by Mcdo.
How very gracious and nice of Lolo to do that for all of us. What a game! It was really hard bursting a balloon! I love all the souvenirs, food, prizes and the precious chika. I met nice new people.
Thanx, Lolo! More success for 2005! We will always be here for you. As your stars, we will always shine. :)

Da King of Hearts

I never went to any celeb funeral before or any political figure but here is one good guy who deserves one last look. It's true that people from all walks of life was there just to caught a glimpse of him. Da King is bigger in life as in death.
The line was as far as Angelicum. I met Charlie's Angels' trio: Mylene, Mavie and Shane plus Lola P. It took 45 min to see his coffin. I took a cel pic of him and said my goodbyes. I guess we were somehow related since his deceased bro Andy married one of our relatives in the Spanish side. Plus, I can't really explain our backdoor opening prior to this visit.
Hey, he's smiling in his casket. I guess Da King of Hearts is really now in heaven. :) God has shown His infinite wisdom.

Heaven Sent

Heaven Sent is a a show for a good cause. I really admire artists who can do benefit shows for needy children.
The show is headlined by Kev's other hero Xtian with guests Jacque E of SB and Dice and K9. It's a good gig (I met lola D, a real nice granny), but I'm not entirely satisfied 'cause it ended so early in the eve. I even think this artist is a bit crowd-scared, yet wants to be everyone's ringbacker. The ultimate meltdown is becoming an escape artist. Perhaps there was a good, possible reason... but I know I should've gone to the edge of reason instead. :)

Batch '66

So Baste became a sort of a castle (with defective lights) for lolo our good friend. The crowd is so gracious declaring him the winner of the pageant! :) Talk about making a good appearance! After all the tears, Riz is now smiling, even singing along to his national anthem. She even served Mr. Wrap some food amidst our teasing.
Then we stumbled upon Batch '66, where lolo playfully hide at first. I think I pulled his hair a bit so he could peek at the old folks. But lo, after lolo ate, he cheerfully sampled them with his "eat dust xtian" talent. Mich and I can't forget his funny lechon joke. I'll miss him when the dungeons and arrows get in the way. Hope he remembers that I have been a friend. Both he and Mags wore red. We may look at this batch as old prunes, but these are the people that have weathered the storms already. (Which reminds me, seeing tons of wasted trees on tv is a complete eyesore!) What good to wake up on a Sunday morning and remember it all with a smile.