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By Planetarium of an MD... on Feb 14, 2013 in: Happy, Saint, Valentines, Hearts, True, Love, Day, Kiss, Spell, Mannequine, Medina, Libya, Nokia, Email, Mail, Photo
A true love’s kiss the spell ‘might’ break. :D Who wants to give it a shot? Anybody dare to do that? Haha. Happy Saint Valentine’s Day to the all kinds of hearts who breathes and spreads love everywhere. :D Indeed, LOVE is in the air. :D...
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Carlo Miguel and I spent time studying Taxation at Robinsons Magnolia last Saturday. I was trying...
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Hi guys! It’s almost 12 midnight and I’m posting this photo of mine taken by Kit during...
By Angela Andaluz on Nov 15, 2012 in: mama, mary, saint, figure, statue, governors, hotel, nueva vizcaya, philippines, photo, photography, image, angela andaluz, angelandaluz, trip, travel, 2012
Photography: Mary at the Governors Hotel Nueva Vizcaya Trip 2012 Bloglovin’ | Facebook | Twitter | Pinterest Ask Me | Instagram | Fashion Code 101...
By Indio Bravo: A Blog of a Filipino Historian on Oct 21, 2012 in: reformation, reformation day, martin luther, pedro calungsod, philippines, historian, history, saint, sainthood, canonization, back to the source, ad fontes, protestantism, evangelicalism
Every real historian has to imbibe this very important principle: to refuse to rely on the interpretation of others and get to the real source ourselves. If need be, we would clear away the nuances brought about by a translation and study a new langu...
By Indio Bravo: A Blog of a Filipino Historian on Oct 22, 2012 in: reformation, reformation day, martin luther, pedro calungsod, philippines, historian, history, saint, sainthood, canonization, back to the source, ad fontes, protestantism, evangelicalism
Every real historian has to imbibe this very important principle: to refuse to rely on the interpretation of others and get to the real source ourselves. If need be, we would clear away the nuances brought about by a translation and study a new langu...