i just turned 29 today and I thank God for giving me endless blessings. my parents bought some chinese foods and a birthday cake. my kids were so happy and so am i. my husband called and greeted me, we talked until i can no longer hold back my tears. last night i had a wonderful dream. i have dreamed about my grandpa. he visited us here in our place and i asked him if he already had eaten and he answered me no. he asked me if i could cook for him then he kissed my forehead. i know it has been two years from now since he lost his battle to cancer but i still missed him. i know from my heart that he came in my dreams just to greet me on my special day because when he was still alive, he was always the first person who greets me a happy birthday and now that he is in heaven, he's still the very first person to greet me on my birthday.
Sunday, December 21, 2008
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Pushcart Prize Nomination
Magnapoets Pushcart Prize nominations
Magnapoets is pleased to make our nominations for the 2009 Pushcart Prize. They are as follow:
Iris Dan, nominated for Haifa, 5 March 2003
Sanford Goldstein, nominated for I do not brood
Tarous Jaghory, nominated for A Patchwork Man From A Patchwork City
Bill Kenney, nominated for snow in the city
Lanie Shanzyra P. Rebancos, nominated for Love Me When I Can No Longer Love You
Mariano Zaro, nominated for Enrique, el gitano
Magnapoets is pleased to make our nominations for the 2009 Pushcart Prize. They are as follow:
Iris Dan, nominated for Haifa, 5 March 2003
Sanford Goldstein, nominated for I do not brood
Tarous Jaghory, nominated for A Patchwork Man From A Patchwork City
Bill Kenney, nominated for snow in the city
Lanie Shanzyra P. Rebancos, nominated for Love Me When I Can No Longer Love You
Mariano Zaro, nominated for Enrique, el gitano
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Monday, December 1, 2008
The Champions
last November 29 was our championship game in volleyball. It was not an easy game. We had no substitute players. I was burning with fever on that day but I still gave my best for the team. Though it was a close fight, the other team and our team were still good friends. We all hugged each other when the game was done. It was one of the happiest days of my life. At the end, I was the highest pointer player.
burning with fever
in the middle of the game
I stand tall
burning with fever
in the middle of the game
I stand tall
poetry, diary
champion,
haiku,
highest pointer player,
volleyball game
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