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The Bourne Legacy Experience

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Excited, thankful and proud are things that I’ve felt last Saturday. Why? Because I’ve been given a chance to watch “The Bourne Legacy” for FREE. And I want to thank Nuffnang Philippines and Mandaue Foam for that wonderful experience. I am blessed to won two tickets because of this blog post ( Coming Home to Mandaue Foam) few weeks ago from Nuffnang Philippines and Mandaue foam. So I need to choose one person to be with me on that day. In short, I need a date. The chosen one… Actually, I find it hard to choose someone because I have bunch of friends (about almost 3000 at Facebook and about almost 300 followers on twitter. haha), a big family and no boyfriend. But I need to choose. Amongst my friends I really chose one of the closest one but unfortunately he declined (yes, he is so annoying. Haha. Kidding.), then I asked another friend but unfortunately again he did not reply to my invitation immediately before I’ve invited this third guy who immediately says yes. ...

The Youth Summit 2012: It's more fun in the Philippines!

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Aside from the wonderful tourist spots, friendly and hospitable people, amazing Filipino talents and delicious delicacies, there is this one thing that makes it more fun in the Philippines. Underground River, Palawan Mangga, Suman, Kakanin It is an event where in thousands of Filipino youths make an effort just to gather and make stand for only one purpose and that is to fulfill their mission to inspire the youth, to live for Christ and to offer the prime years of their lives in service to God and country.   From year 2004 up to present, a group of young people called “Kristianong Kabataan para sa Bayan Movement (KKB) for local members or ChristianYouth for the Nation (CYN) for their members abroad” makes history as they celebrate the most-awaited youth event in the Philippines entitled “THE YOUTH SUMMIT”. KKB Movement's The Youth Summit is an annual event that gathers together thousands of young people accross denominat...