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Charlie Green’s the name and OMG Britain’s Got Talent’s the GAME! Man, This handsome little boy is half british and half Filipino. I fell inlove with him after watching a clip in Youtube with him singing “Summer Wind” by Frank Sinatra during the audition for BGT!

The 10-year old’s smile, splendid voice, and jiggly body that danced in harmony with the song got the audience in its feet. One of the judges, Amanda Holden, even predicted that he will win the show.

Charlie, whose father Roger used to be one of the BBC’s Black and White Minstrels, said afterwards: “I really want to be a professional singer - it’s something I just picked up naturally when I was growing up.

“Because my dad is a singer there was always music in the house. I love Frank Sinatra and Michael Buble. I’d really like to sing with him.”

More than 11million viewers watched Charlie get voted through to the next round.

Charlie grew up in Worcestershire’s picturesque Droitwich Spa and has received coaching and guidance from his father, who made his name on the BBC show from 1958-78.

Charlie has performed at the Royal Opera House at St James’s Palace for the Princess Royal and already has his own website.

Now, I just can’t wait to see another clip of him performing! What an adorable little critter that Charlie is!

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Finally I got approved! Whew! I have been really waiting and working hard for www.mckhoii.com to get qualified. What’s all the fuzz about PPP? Well, PayPerPost.com is one of the famous sites that links both advertisers and publishers (which includes bloggers like me). This is one of the reasons that I was itching my way to get registered because not only will advertisers get quality posts and advertisements but bloggers and publishers, like us, are given an avenue to challenge our writing/advertising skills and of course reap the fruits of our labor as we get paid to blog in the form of shining shimmering dollars!

When I was a new blogger, I had no idea what PPP was all about until my friend Zang, a blogger, told me to do all my best to get my blog approved by PPP. I was like “What for?”. If only I knew back then what I was being in doubt of. Zang was like “Are you crazy? Every blogger wants to register @ PPP… It’s a must!”.

It’s not easy to get your blog approved. There’s quite some requirements to comply. I guess this is one of the reasons why only quality posts are being generated from PPP because they are posted in quality BLOGS! I learned somehow that patience is a virtue and now that I am a certified publisher of PPP, I just couldn’t ask for more. My creative neurons and ever-fast typing skills are ready to write anything that advertisers need!

With the money I’ll be earning from PPP, I’ll be able to support myself as a student of graduate studies [Master of Science in Nursing] and help myself get my inevitable human needs and my most-craved-for wants. So for new bloggers out there, what are you waiting for? Be a blogger like me… register @ www.payperpost.com now!

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While browsing over my folders I bumped into the file that contained my speech. OMG…Nostalgia!!! I might as well share this to you guys… and oh! Congratulations to the new graduates of 2008 and break a leg in whatever endeavor you are about to partake! w00t!

Mckhoii’s Valedictory Speech

In the real world, dreams do not come equipped with the magic wands of Cinderella stories

To our most reverend bishop of Tagum City –Wilfredo D. Manlapas, D.D.,S.T.D., members of the SMC board of trustees, school president – S. Ma. Fe D. Gerodias, RVM, Dean of college – S. Ma. Preciosa M. Rusiana, RVM, Associate Deans of the different programs, members of the faculty and non-teaching personnel, honorable guests, beloved parents, co-graduates, and friends, an exhilarating and magnificent day to you!

Four years ago, we gathered here in St. Mary’s College for education. Today marks a milestone in that pursuit, a culmination of four years of learning, growth, and shared memories. At such, times, it is appropriate to reflect on years past, to examine what we have done and what we have learned. Today, I am charged with that difficult task, and I would like to thank the school for this precious privilege and once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to stand before my peers and reflect in our time together.

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Thinking of graduation day always gives me the creeps! Paradoxical emotions always stir my mind, soul, and spirit – happiness and sadness, excitement and anxiety. We are happy because we can now put an end to all those infuriating and frustrating quizzes, and other school-related stressors. We finally reap what we’ve sown for four years and seize the awards we know we deserve. That’s got to be lots of sowing! On the other hand, we are disheartened because we know that we will be leaving some people behind and be separated from very special people whose hearts are close to ours. We will miss those fun activities, peer-gimmicks, neologisms and weird talks that we may never ever do again as we move on with our lives.

If my memory serves me right, it was during my kindergarten graduation day when on this very stage I declared this very famous clichéd line to the whole world, “When I grow up, I want to be a doctor”. It was the beginning of my bumpy, sometimes smooth, trip to education and life. The word “commencement”, being a synonym of “beginning” or “start”, marks the opening of a new chapter of our lives. From kindergarten, we commenced grade school to high school, and to college.

I am not a doctor of medicine, although I know I look like one (haha), but now I stand here before you all as a nurse graduate and as soon as I win my license, I know that my dream of being an angel for the sick and an adept member of the health team is fulfilled. As we confidently hold our shining shimmering and elegantly framed diplomas, let us think of what awaits us as we cross the portals to the other side of reality – the competitive, iniquity-packed and fierce outside world.

No man is indeed an island. There are so many people whom we owe what we have and what we are now. As long as I am still able to inhale and exhale, I will forever acclaim the part of which these people have played in my life wherever I am and whatever I will become in the future.

To my Classmates and RLE group mates from preclinical exposure to head nursing concepts who were together with me in my struggles, ordeals, and obstacles in both the community and in the hospital during my search for knowledge and skills, and during the course of helping clients and their families.

To my best friends: Alexis – my idol, brother and source of energy, Lani – my sentry, adviser, and advocate, Caesar – my clown, dictionary, and partner in crime, and the rest of my closest friends who have been with me through thick and thin, and will continue to be with me until the end of time no matter what.

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Two Fagtags! What a package! Everything I got from Ms. JJ.

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I remember I was busy preparing for my lectures and test exams when Doidoi and the housemates were busy making props. Doidoi told me that they were going to have a dance number in the Blue Globe Awards Night. He was the one who made and taught the dance steps to the members of cluster. Anyway, congratulations to the awardees! When I came home from Nueva Vizcaya, he showed me the video of the dance. I was amazed how good he was and i was really so damn proud. Well, here’s the dance vid… enjoy!

For more of what happened… check out Doidoi’s blog

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I promised my students back in Nueva Vizcaya that I will be giving the answers of the practice exam for communicable nursing to the branch incharge by next week. I also told them to check my website on Sunday because I will be posting the Answer key here. Well, here they are…

1-b, 2-c, 3-a, 4-a, 5-b, 6-a, 7-d, 8-a, 9-c, 10-c, 11-b, 12-b, 13-b, 14-b, 15-c, 16-b, 17-(c/o LMR), 18-d, 19-(c/o LMR), 20-b, 21-a, 22-a, 23-d, 24-bonus, 25-a, 26-a, 27-a, 28-a, 29-a, 30-d, 31-c, 32-a, 33-d, 34-d, 35-b, 36-d, 37-d, 38-a, 39-d, 40-a, 41-b, 42-a, 43-bonus, 44-b, 45-a, 46-d, 47-a, 48-b, 49-b, 50-d, 51-c, 52-d, 53-b, 54-c, 55-a, 56-d, 57-Leprosy, 58-Dengue, 59-Pertussis, 60-PTB, 61-Filariasis, 62-Leprosy, 63-Malaria, 64-Varicella/Herpes, 65-Filariasis, 66-Diphtheria, 67-PTB, 68-Paragonimiasis/Schistosomiasis, 69-SARS, 70-Scarlet Fever.

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I was scheduled to go to Nueva Vizcaya right after my review class in Baguio City last Sunday. I had been scheduled for 16 hours of duty in a place that I have never ever been to. The driver fetched me, now with a fortuner, to first go to the big boss’ resthouse in Ambuclao for dinner. I ate sweet and sour tilapia and steamed Baguio beans, had a little chat with Mommy Dalia (my boss’ sister), and prepared for the long journey to Nueva Vizcaya. With my Doidoi’s ipod and my cellphone, I sat on the front seat next to the company driver, Jake. He was kind enough to carry my stuffs and make sure I don’t get strained. Thank you so much!

Bayombong is a 3rd class municipality in the province of Nueva Vizcaya, Philippines. It is the capital municipality of Nueva Vizcaya. According to the 2000 census, it has a population of 50,563 people in 10,693 households.

I tried hard to sleep but I just can’t. I guess I was too excited yet anxious about what to expect from the new place. When we arrived, Tita-1 greeted me and lead me to my room. Thank God it had a mini-ref jampacked with my favorite drink, fit n right, and mineral water.

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I heard the news just yesterday when my friend from Cebu, a nurse, told me about the scandal of a queer Cebu citizen (screen name: Shockira) in his 30’s who experienced double jeopardy when he got victimized in two hilarious (to some) yet seriously sad ordeals. First, his sex partner stuck a body spray canister into his ass. Second, a video was taken during the removal of the canister in the operating room and was posted in youtube (sorry guys, the clip has been removed already).

According to Shockira, his trauma started on December 31 last year when he met a man in the streets who offered to have sex with him for P100.

Shockira, who said he was drunk, brought the man home and had sexual intercourse with him.

But he recalled bruising the man’s ego by criticizing the size of his sex organ.

Apparently challenged, the man told Shockira to have sex with him again, but this time using the canned body spray he found inside Shockira’s room.

“Ingon ko di ko, unya nakabati na lang ko nga sakit (I said no, but later I felt something painful),” he said.

Shockira said he then fell asleep.

The man was gone when he woke up. Shockira said he felt something painful inside his body. It was even more painful when he tried to urinate.

He said he started to get scared when he remembered what the man last told him and when he could no longer find his body spray.

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It’s Saturday Pic-Pick Time! Yipee!! I so miss doing my pic-picks since I wasn’t able to post a pic-pick last week so I’m gonna post a man from a different genre today… a foreign man - a Thai! W00t!  The name is Rattanabullung Tohsawat - an actor in bangkok Love Story. He’s got a nice torso and his tattoo is really HOT! At the quickest glance, he looks to me like an oriental gigantic wild cobra in the barn. Yeeehaw!

Rattanabullung Tohsawat

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