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Welcome to my diary!

This diary contains my old thoughts. ("Old" may mean many years back when my pants' size was still 28.) I have decided to gather all the yellowed tattered pieces of papers, notebook tear-offs, and all other scraps containing my random rambling scribblings and put them in one place.

This place will give me reason to look back to my past to help me assess my present views about myself and the world, perhaps. This will also be my avenue for my latest ponderings.

I hope that this site would put an end to Jim's constant urging for me to write about anything. Also, perhaps I could finally fully grasp his tech-geek talks.

I hope to inspire myself to write more and come up with more thoughtful thoughts. Through this site, I would also like to get glimpses of my visitors and exchange ideas with them.

Of course, I also want my visitors to enjoy reading my thoughts much as I enjoyed concocting them.

Have a nice site-surfing day!

Dolores

KNIFE'S EDGE: subject of many exagerrated stories.

Snippets.

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"...Forgive me for being overzealous but, hey, I toiled for months, suffered aggravations, sacrificed lots of time, money, barrels of sweat, and some fat on the side, just to have that (crummy yet oh so symbolic) AM dogtag around my neck..."
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Pu...ng..na!: Anatomized
This is angrier. The M acts as a leverage for a more forceful wider OOOH emanating from a gruff throat This could sound like a terrifying growl. Putting a receiving object at the end of the sentence is metaphorically giving you a butcher's knife to chop off your enemy's head!
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Sacking Banahaw (2002)
We went past the baratillo that lined Kinabuhayan's cement road into the first line of trees at the foot of the mountain. And behold! We were at the Moses-less Sinai! People were partying on that Jesus-less Good Friday.
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Library

My Filthy Adventure with Jim

The Ultimate Guide to Lightpacking

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