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my yellow ribbon
[4 Aug 2009 | 2 Comments | ]

I said it before, I’m not one who’s fond of local politics.. and as such have not dipped my fingers a lot (or at all) on it here. I’ll leave that to the experts — most especially to one of my recent favorites.
So what do I make of the…

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web morsels 07.29.09
[29 Jul 2009 | 3 Comments | ]

* I came across this particular site that really got me laughing out loud. The Professional Heckler is a blog about Philippine politics — which I normally don’t care much about, but the outright mockery is just hilarious. The blogger does not seem to have any partisan affiliation, which I like.…

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Am I Impatient? (blogthings)
[28 Jul 2009 | No Comment | ]

Well hello — no surprises here hehe. While it’s true that I hate to wait, waste time, and can’t stand unpleasant situations, I think I’m not that easily annoyed with most people (I hope! ).

You Are Impatient You hate to wait, and you hate to waste time. You get antsy…

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morsels 07.27.09 – Sean comes home
[27 Jul 2009 | 2 Comments | ]

* My younger puppy, Sean, is now back with me after a week of staying with my dog-lover niece Shanna. Those who are following my puppy chronicles know that I entrusted Sean to Shanna last week, in the hopes of having him snap out of his shell and get desensitized…

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Displacement of Stress from Work
[23 Jul 2009 | One Comment | ]

Displacement is a psychological defense mechanism that is unconsciously triggered by the mind in redirecting effects from a causing entity which is perceived to be unacceptable, to another that is perceived to be safer or less dangerous. It operates the mind unconsciously and involves emotions, ideas, or wishes
being transferred from…

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web morsels 07.22.09
[22 Jul 2009 | No Comment | ]

* Fascinating
points of the etiquette of several cultures around the world are examined fully and frankly on this new British site, Travel Etiquette. Useful if you’re about to travel abroad.
* This is all over the news: two Kelly Hildebrandts — guy and a girl sharing the same name —…

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morsels 07.19.09 – filed away
[19 Jul 2009 | No Comment | ]

* The end of a swiftly-passing, tummy-filling weekend spent relaxing and chilling with the family at my folks’ place. I ate a banquet’s worth of food: dimsum from Ongpin that my mom bought, Aristocrat chicken barbecue from my brother’s birthday dinner (I had a stick of 3 pieces with Java…

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Life with Nash and Sean
[15 Jul 2009 | 3 Comments | ]

Sharky, Sean, and Nash
I feel like I suddenly became a single parent of two ever since Sean joined the party. He is quirky, aloof, and untrusting, opting to be left alone most of the time. When picking him up, he almost always squeals as if in pain instantaneously — perhaps…

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web morsels 07.14.09
[14 Jul 2009 | No Comment | ]

* Eternal Moonwalk: This online tribute to Michael Jackson features videos of people (and sometimes, animals and things) ‘eternally’ moonwalking to the bass line of Billie Jean from all over the world. Some are great, others are odd and offbeat. Definitely worth a visit
* Check out these amazing pics:…

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Nash and Sean
[11 Jul 2009 | 3 Comments | ]

Who's that dawg?
 

I got my second dog today — also a shih tzu, white with black and brown markings, named Sean.

Nash: Suddenly I'm not so small anymore…

Sean is Nash's half-brother. I figured they'd somehow get along very well because of that — and they clicked instantly. Nash…

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