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Assumption Foundation and the Philippine National Red Cross
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It has been almost a year since we were last in David’s beautiful home ( by George Yulo December 21, 2008 ). We were so happy to be with David on his special day and celebrate with his friends. Thanks David for making us a part of your birthday celebration and we hope to see you more often and have more wonderful meals together! HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!
Finally, a dinner at David’s new dining room! And what a beautiful set up by one of David’s friends, Jun Jun Ablaza!
The food was catered by also one of David’s friends, Natasha Morse and Chef Danny Vu of Aquaknox restaurant ( Aquaknox March 27, 2009). Everything was very very delicious and perfect!!
Previous Entry: By George Yulo December 21, 2008
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Imagination, makes great things come to life
All big things and the realization of dreams start with imagination. It never fails to awaken our passions in achieving our goals. It lives with every endeavor, however big or small. Today, Samsung reinforces that unique link to every success.
As the much-loved brand circles-in on the Filipino youth, Samsung invites everyone to take a look back at the inspirations behind each passion. Brimming with energy, full of fresh ideas and outpouring with spirited courage, the youth of today is the epitome of a bright and promising future—a shared vision that Samsung wants to help realize.
With its “I Imagine” campaign, Samsung focuses on the young generation’s passions, concerns and outlooks. Encouraging the Filipino youth to speak-up and voice-out their opinions, thoughts, feelings and ideas, the leading innovator in digital electronics media creates a dynamic force that just brims with sheer ingenuity.
Criteria for judging will be based on the following: Relevance to the Chosen Category (40%), Creativity (40%) and the Total number of online votes (20%).
What’s more, all who register to the campaign, whether to upload their own shout-out or simply vote for posted shout-outs will entitle them to a chance to win cool Samsung gadgets. Each registration is equivalent to one raffle entry which will be drawn on December 15, 2009. Up to 500 Samsung I Imagine hoodies, 20 Samsung phones and 20 Samsung DVD players are also up for grabs.
So, get ready to share what’s in your mind and in your heart as Samsung tours the different colleges and universities in the metro: November 11 at UP Diliman, November 12 in San Sebastian College, November 13 in Ateneo de Manila University, November 16 in San Beda College, November 17 in Miriam College, November 18 in De LaSalle University, November 19 in University of Sto. Tomas and November 20 in Far Eastern University.
Be heard and make a difference. With Samsung, making your imagination our passion! Click on the photo below to go to the website and start IMAGINING!
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Chef Cyrille from Cicou demonstrated some French recipes at Rustan’s
Dina’s Surprise Dinner at Cicou May 13, 2009
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Thank you Lia and Alex for inviting Heart2Heart to Wine Depot’s Festival
Of course the owner, Brett Tolhurst, was there
and Lia and Alex
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Starbucks recently opened around 5 stores. I particularly like the ones that are surrounded by water and nature. Here are some of the beautiful photos taken by a friend, Alexis Vintayen, who I thought did a great job!
SM Sky Gardens
Lipa, Batangas
I have always wondered what really is a Velada. I hear about it through some friends and family who have gone through it and there are many fund raising events and then of course the finale which is the dance number. The question is always, how much did the batch raise? So of course when we were discussing over our email groups, I was focussing on the events that we were going to have and how much we were going to raise for the events…..
Till we had our first Master planning where our leaders – Lala, Yvonne and Rhea with the help of Lala’s husband, Danny, made me see that there is more to the Velada than just raising money for charity. The financial part is only one of the many objectives and it was good to realize that there is more to it than just that – there is a Spiritual ( Thanks to Rhea, our Mother Marie Eugenie awardee, for being there and making sure of that! ), Social ( internal to our batch and external to society ), personal ( physical, emotional and psychological ) and going back to our Assumption roots from where we all came from. WOW! Suddenly we have a lot to do!!…and we are going to have fun doing it 🙂
I am so lucky to be part of this batch and I am looking forward to our Velada which is still 3 years down the road…and I am sure it will be a FUN and Fulfilling 3 years and the dance at the end will only be the celebration of those 3 years! And I am sure it will be a GREAT CELEBRATION!!!
GOOD LUCK to us! 🙂
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