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July 28, 2006 |
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i have been gone a million years, and i believe i will be for the next million, but i just want to take a break and see what's been going on. incessent entries, there, friends lol.
so many things have happened, and i am in for my very first accounting exam on sunday (shiver to death), but i just wanna shout out my latest triumph.
last saturday was the best day of my batch rep life. never mind that my bill reached P2000, that i've had only three hourse of sleep a day for the past three weeks. BACBACan (BA sportsfest) was the best. i was on top of the world.
and finally, lemme share the winning piece of what i personally thought should have been the winning presentation (syempre, sophies eh):
junjun(bobit): you make me feel like a sticker.
kikay(cheska): really? why?
junjun(bobit): coz im stuck on you.
i feel like a proud momma.
now, back to my little workaholic box.
S--O--P--H--I--E.S the BEST!
Sophie. So fine.
 # posted by bossing |
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2 Comments:
go sophies! haha!
hi pia! :D
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