“Weird ng mga pamangkin mo ano?” A friend once told me, “Well, kanino pa ba sila magmamana?”
Come to think of it, they are right:
This is the latest installment on my nieces’ weirdness… and I love them for being weird like their uncle.
“Weird ng mga pamangkin mo ano?” A friend once told me, “Well, kanino pa ba sila magmamana?”
Come to think of it, they are right:
This is the latest installment on my nieces’ weirdness… and I love them for being weird like their uncle.
“Tito, paano ka ba naging choir?” Sam, my 2nd year high school niece, asked.
Instead of telling her the boring story of how I auditioned in the Imus Institute Pitch Choir during my 2nd year in HS (roughly the same age as she is), I told another story.
“Kumakanta ako nun sa shower ng ‘I Can’t Fight this Feeling Anymore’ nang biglang narinig pala ng choir conductor namin na marunong pala ako kumanta. Kakatapos lang ng laro namin ng football nun. Tapos sabi n’ya kung gusto ko ba raw sumali?” I told Sam.
She started laughing.
“Tapos nagalit nga yung bestfriend ko sa football kasi daw di dapat kami sumali sa choir. Nilagay nga nila yung ka-choir kong pilay sa CR tapos inalog-alog.”
“Tito!” she screamed, “Napanood ko yan! Buti na lang napanood ko yung season 1 ng Glee!”
Paula, Sam and I were playing around with the new SLR camera Paula received for her high school graduation. We started playing, “The celebrity and the Fan.”
Can you guess who is the celebrity and who is the fan in the following pictures?
Round 1: Paula and I
Round 2: Paula and I
Round 3: Sam and I
Round 4: Sam and I
Round 5: Sam and Paula
Round 6: Sam and Paula
I know. Weird kids, right?
I dunno why but when my nieces feel like doing what they wanna do, they just do it.
Last week, when Tem and I were chatting with our sister, Ate Mimi via Skype, our nieces interrupted and showed us their faces:
They were doing some weird make up stuff. Dunno how high school girls are these days. Maybe it’s normal. I dunno. I hope it is.
Yesterday, Paula sent me the link below entitled “What We Do on Weekends”. The adult in the video is my sister.
I. Laughed. My. Ass. Off.
Found this on my twitter timeline:
I thought she was crying because of her mom flying back to Japan sometime soon so I asked her…
She then answered…
She then replied with a “heartful” laughter…
I thought she was crying over her mom departing. She was crying as her favorite villain went to jail.
Heartless Reinstated.
Tem, Sam and Miguel were in Robinson’s Imus Department Store when they lost the little boy and found him with a basket full of clothes.
“Ang gaganda ng dress, Tita Tem,” Sam exclaimed.
“Oo nga. Ang galing naman ni Miguel pumili ng basket,” Tem answered while trying on the clothes over they are wearing.
They were interrupted by a scream, “Hoy! Akin ‘yan!”
All three looked at a woman breathing heavily, “Hinahabol ko ‘yung bata, inagaw ‘yung basket ko,” referring to Miguel.
“Ay sorry po,” Tem embarrassedly answered while taking off the dress. Tem thought the basket was abandoned, apparently Miggy stole the basket from the woman.
When we went to Gateway Mall (for the very first time in our lives), I told my nieces, “Oh, huwag n’yo pahahalatang mga probinsyano tayo ha?”
They looked up at me and said, “Bakit, Tito? Halata ba?”
I laughed. They are so gullible.