JOHN EDWARD LORENTE-CORPUZ

March 5, 2009, 10:43 PM

6.8 lbs, 18 in

Ten little fingers,
Ten tiny toes,
The sweetest of smiles
And a cute little nose.
All these add up
To a very special thing
A baby
The greatest of gifts
That life can bring.

GRABBED 3 PICTURES

Temperature is dropping down again, it makes children sick of the changing weather now a days. And it makes me lazy too. As I sit down on my computer and opened my email, i came to open The Oribello Family Daily Digest and grab 3 pictures and thought of posting it here and sharing it ...

Uncle, Malia Toy and Akeila Oribello
The Coquia Kid'sOribello Family

A baby is God's opinion that the world should go on.
Carl Sanburg

7.5 DEGREES

January 16, 2009...
It's freezing cold outside, it's said to be 7.5 degrees in temperature. Everyday temperature in Baguio is dropping down for this whole week now. It only started last monday with a 10.15 then its dropping by 1 degrees everyday. This is the coldest recorded this year, last year was 9.8 degrees and that was just last december...GLOBAL WARMING maybe?

WE THREE KINGS

5th BCC Interfest Christmas Choral Competition held last December 7, 2008 held at Baguio Country Club. Out of 16 elementary school in Baguio, SLU Lab. Elementary School Children's Choir bested them all. They also got the best in choreography, trainor Mr. Gilbert Dispo. The choir composed of 20 Lousians and one of them is Francesca Balmeo. We're proud of you CHESKA. Cheska does not only sing but she also dances, her 3rd Ballet Recital was held December 5, 2008, and yes she also plays the piano well. Sing, Dance and play the instrument...ahh, i don't have those talents...

down is the video taken during the choral competition

Trip to Tagudin

It's been months since i didn't go to Tagudin to visit our cousins there. The trip took us 3 hours, i was with my two sisters, Mary An and Marilyn together with the children. It wasn't as what we expected that children would get dizzy during the trip, they enjoyed the trip, it was a joy ride for them. It was a hot morning when we arrived but it didn't spoil the day nor the mood of the kids. We went to visit tito louie and tita cons farm of vegetables and the kids got the chance to pick calamansi, we got fresh vegetables too. The farm was cool and wide with vegetables around it and with goats...it was so green. The children had the chance to play with their cousins and they had fun, it was also a time for us adults to share our day to day life for it was only again this time that we got the chance to have a talk after how many months. At 3pm we went to the cemetary to visit our dead relatives (my parents) and offered flowers, lighted a candle and said prayers for them. It was hot but it didn't matter. by 4:30 we preapred to go back to Baguio, it was sad that we parted again but we are looking forward to meeting again. The trip wasn't tiring at all, it was worth it.

Remembering Yesterday

Every summer, we usually gather together in Baguio, Tagudin or in Zambales. Fare was expensive then but when you're a child, you're free of bus fare. Why? Mom or dad would just let us sit in their laps. Lucky if there are less passengers you've got the chance to sit beside your parents. Travelling would really cost a lot, the stress, the mess you've done inside the bus (hey you know what I mean the "pagpaguni"? - remember?) but the joys, the "moments" could never be replaced...
....below are some collection which i've picked while i was going over my old photo album, to help us remember what was yesterday, what has brought us together until now, which we call the "bonding moments"
...this is just the beginning, l'l l be adding more...so watch out
...any violent reactions, you're free to give your "violent reactions" just click on the comments below after this topic
...hope you like it
...MISSING YOU GUYS!

When you finally go back to your old hometown,
you find it wasn't the old home you missed but your childhood.
~Sam Ewing

What we remember from childhood we remember forever
- permanent ghosts, stamped, inked, imprinted, eternally seen.
~Cynthia Ozick

FUN! FUN! FUN!