Is Ukay-Ukay OK!OK or not OK! OK?

YOU TWO DISGUST ME! :(

As asawa says to me; "Nothing more to say nah... Hmp..." :o
(She always wins with that let's see if I win this one? :D hehe)

 

FAIL We have NO shame in our game

 

My motto " If I agreed with you we’d both be wrong. " :D

 

I have a Motto that I live by also, it is called;
"Dip the Stick Theory" :p

Now Firstly;
"Dip the Stick Theory for Beginners"
Take One Stick...
Dip it into sh*t...
Throw it into the Air...
Then; CATCH IT!

Now; To the Moral of the Story...
I ALWAYS have a GOOD supply of Hand Wash at the ready,
because with my Luck in life,
I WILL ALWAYS GET THE SHITTY END OF THE STICK!

 

Think positive Mate

 

If only you knew mate, if only you knew... If I wrote a book about "The Original Bad Luck Brian" people would think it was a comedy because SURELY ONE GUY could NOT have so much Bad Luck! My Life Story makes Al Bundy look like a Winner! LOL

 

And the testament to all that is that the character has not been soiled , keep going champ , you are doing a great job with the tools you have been allocated .

Yesterday is not ours to recover, but tomorrow is ours to win or lose.

Lyndon B. Johnson

 

Brian, we all run into Mr. Bad Luck, some of us maybe more than our share. I refuse to get depressed, that seems to help. An Aussie put me onto virgin coconut oil, maybe you could consider taking it, seems to generate positive energy. Cheers.

 

Well lads , we have drifted for 2 pages here off topic (it was fun though) so I have just dragged us back to topic with this link below . Just goes to show that if a staple like rice is going to be misappropriated when people are starving , of course everything else is up for grabs . I would actually be in favour of torture to find the truth with these despicable acts .

Trusted NGOs should handle relief goods distribution ? int?l group | Inquirer Global Nation

 

I like that Quote...

I lived far too long in the past, it was not until one day asawa cried on the phone to me, and told me how hopeless she felt, we were so far apart, yet it felt as if we were destined to be together, then it hit me! I decided there and then that there was NOTHING I could do to change the past, BUT! I COULD change our future by starting THAT VERY DAY!

It took me 18 months to save the Airfare to go to meet her, I sold as much as I have accumulated over the 22 years of living in my Hobbit Hole for future Car projects, I managed not only to save for the Airfare, but enough for our simple Wedding also, albeit with a few hiccups along the way with money taken by either the Cook or the Caterer, or one of their workers who had access to our room for the Fridge, thankfully they did not take everything which gave me opportunity to borrow from my Filipino Relatives and pay them back before going home!

Now for me; yesterday is gone, I never dwell on it any longer, I only think of today, and tomorrow, what comes after is a bonus, but I now have a plan and I know step by step, I will reach the goal...

I WILL be giving that a go when I am back PatO, I LOVED Malunggay, I LOVED the dried fish, the soups, the Rice, I FELT FANTASTIC! I lost a Stone in 6 weeks (without the help of Delhi Belly) and since coming back I have ballooned by several Stone despite eating only once a day... I feel I NEED to come back not only for asawa and anak, but for myself, as there are so many FRESH NATURAL Foods available in the Philippines that you can peel or prepare without the need to open a Can or Box that is laced with preservatives and things that never fill you up leaving you hungry and slowly sucking the life out of you...

I plan on adding at least another 20 years to my life there that I feel is not possible here, so without further adieu;
"Hi-Yo, Silver!" :D AWAY I must go!