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Happy Birthday Nay





“Nanay?” (rising intonation hehe)  eto yung madalas na linya ko sa tuwing binubuksan ko yung pintuan ng CFC – Center J

Isa kang patunay na di sukatan ang dugong dumadaloy sa bawat isa samin, upang ituring mo kaming iyong mga “anak” J

Salamat po sa di mapantayang kabutihang ipinakita at ipinaramdam mo sa amin… hindi isang aksidente lamang ang pagtatagpo ng ating daan kundi ay nasa plano iyon ng Panginoon…

Salamat… sa mga panahong nagiging matatag ka para samin, at sa pagiging sandalan sa mga oras ng aming kalugkutan at pagkaligaw… sa pagiging gabay at pagbahagi niyo ng inyong buhay sa amin ^_____^

Para sa mga kabaliwan moments…
for the first time experiences…

Salamat sa di matawarang kasiyahan at walang katapusang kainan! (hahahaha)

Isang milyong pasasalamat! :D

(Open padin yung petition ko para mag pa-ampon haha.loko lang!)

Seryoso na! hehe… you will always be our “nanay” 

Ika nga’y “hindi man kami galing sa matres mo, pero galing kami sa puso niyo”
higit pa sa isang “nanay” at “kapatid”… ^_____<  

Love you nay mayes ^______^
bow! J hehehe… mwah…





@Loboc River - Feb.2012
at Cebu



at Legaspi Airport

2nd day - Great God - Bohol

3rd day - Bohol

Finally! 




HAPPY BIRTHDAY Nay 
prayers + love
09.03.2012





at eto yung peyborit kong picture nyo ni tatay haha. nilalanggam ako :) 

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