Do you like paranormal TV show? I am scared but, I like to watch anything that is paranormal. The Haunting Of is a documentary TV series on The Biography Channel that I watched for quiet sometime now. This TV show is hosted by Kim Russo, a psychic medium and each episodes/series tells the stories of different celebrities who agreed to tell their paranormal experiences. It is very interesting because it is a "spinoff of Celebrity Ghost Stories" .... for real. If you are a skeptic, it doesn't hurt to watch it don't you think?
It is a fascinating show and I like the host. You should check it out!
I was so proud of her performance and she is just one petit lady with incredible athlete prowess. As I was watching the game, I was also busy with my Facebook chat and reading Twitter updates. Here comes the bashing of Gabby's hair from the "few" African-American who probably never accomplish anything in their lives. Seriously?
The girl has just won an Olympic GOLD medal for crying out loud! I just admire her contagious smile; she's so confident in all her execution, amazingly poised and though her hair might not be perfect for "few" African-American so what? She made USA proud with her elegant performance in London Olympics. At 16, she accomplished more than most of us did! Enough with hair bashing, cheer and be proud of Gabby instead.
When it comes to talent and ideas, Karl has it and I hope he will pursue his passion. Good luck Karl. 
A graduate of Bachelor of Architecture at UP, hailed from General Santos City (Manny Pacquiao's hometown) is truly a remarkable person. During the Q & A portion, she answered her question with poise and conviction that she will not change her religion to marry someone she love. As a Catholic myself, her answer was totally powerful. It is part of our culture and religion is very important. 
Her album was $15/each but, if you buy 2, you only pay $20. She had an awesome voice! Check her Website 
When she learns she's in danger of losing her visa status and being deported, Margaret Tate forces herself to her assistant, Andrew Paxton, to marry her. The director of this movie is Anne Fletcher who also directed the movie 27 Dresses. This is a romantic comedy movie that is why I love it. Also starring is Craig T. Nelson and Mary Steenburgen as Andrew's parents, and Betty White as the outspoken and clever Grandma Annie.
Did you know that even if the setting of the movie is in Alaska, in real life, it was actually shoot in Rockport, Massachusetts? OMG! I want to visit that place. That's an awesome view!
Oh by the way, did you know that before Sandra Bullock, this movie was turned down by my other favorite actress Julia Roberts? Yep! Okay, if you haven't watched this movie, watch it! Old movies are good to watch over and over again. Here are the characters of this movie: Sandra Bullock, Ryan Reynolds, Mary Steenburgen, Betty White, Craig T. Nelson, Denis O'Hare, Oscar Nunez, Malin Akerman, Aasif Mandvi, and Niecy Nash.
One more thing, since Sandra Bullock is already divorce and Ryan Reynolds is available; would it be nice if this two can work out in real life? I hope she will find her true love. 
He is mourning and he is aware of what's going on. I met a dog back when I was in Mississippi. I was on the garden and he just came right at my back. He was bigger than me so; I was so afraid. When I look at his eyes, he was harmful and he tried to befriend me. He wanders the neighborhood everyday and he visit us all the time. One morning, I found out he got tricks, can crawl, roll over, and understood simple commands. My husband and I never really know where he came from but knowing his skills, a military man must own him one time.
I just hope that this dog will have someone to love him as much as his previous buddy. This kind of dog is beautiful and very talented. God bless you doggie boy Haweye! Rest in Peace Officer Jon T. Tumilson of Iowa.
He was shot and killed last Aug.6, 2011. This incident gives us a lesson that no matter where we are, there is danger. He did not die in the hands of the enemy in Afghanistan or Iraq. He died here in the safe land of the US. When they traced back where he was, the most remarkable surveillance video was viewed! He was seen with a stranger boy going inside McDonald's and the final act of kindness was he bought him cookies! The boy was later interviewed that he approached Officer Henwood and asked for 10 cents. Officer Henwood asked him what he would do for 10 cents and he replied he would buy a cookie. The Officer said he will not give him 10 cents instead, he will buy him cookies. The boy further said that the Officer advised him with the importance of hard work since the boy told the officer that he wanted to become an NBA when he grow up. 
Less than 5 minutes later, 6 blocks from Mc Donalds, a suicidal man pulled on the side of Officer Henwood's car and shot him with a shotgun with NO REASONS at all. He was just at the wrong place at the wrong time. Officer Jeremy Henwood died at dawn time the next day. A good man , a good deed and the final act of kindness. May he rest in peace!
Before I left to the US, my mother had an eye surgery. It was minor cataract surgery but, it was not successful so, she went blind in the left eye. It was hard to leave her with that condition so I had to ask my cousin to accompany her 24/7. My mother is very religious. She's a member of Charismatic, Lord's Widow, Divine Mercy, and Legion of Mary.
Mao nia akong tampo sa kinabuhi karong semanaha, ang akong 
Did you know that he is a Puerto Rican descent? His father was born in Puerto Rico with a Puerto Rican mom and an American Father. At 10, he learns to play the guitar and impersonate Elvis Presley. On his audition, he sang "Your Man" by Josh Turner and "Put Some Drive in Your Country" by Travis Tritt. My personal favorite which he sang was: "For Once in My Life" by Stevie Wonder.
Haley was born on September 9 and started singing at 8 years old. Her parents are both musicians and she has performed at the 2009 Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland with her high school's jazz band and at Harper College with the college's Jazz Ensemble and the Jazz Lab. Music fills her life so, there is no wonder why she lasted this long. She is so talented and she has the charm that's why the viewing voters supported her dearly.
It's about Joel Miller (picture above snipped from Orlando Sentinel) who works with the Central Florida Commission on Homelessness who is helping homeless people OFF the streets of Orlando and into Housing. I truly admire his dedication on his job considering he is doing a "one-man show". Searching for homeless is probably easy but, listening to their stories must be truly a heart breaker. Helping them to find a descent shelter is a long process and not an easy task either. That is why, I salute him for that inspiring spirit of doing what's need to be done!
We have a beautiful park here in Orlando called 
