Alay lakad is one of the Filipino religious traditions during Holy Week. It is practically and literally walking all the way to the Antipolo Cathedral. There were people quietly praying and even walking on barefoot - sans shoes or slippers as part of their panata; but sadly though, there were also a lot of people, mostly groups of teen-agers, whose sincerity was not reflected on their overly zealous and rabid actions.
Pinoy Tradition: Antipolo Lenten Alay Lakad
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church,
family,
lenten season,
pinoy traditions,
prayer,
Roman Catholic
Alexei's Diner & Cafe
On our 11th year wedding anniversary, Jun decided to try a new restaurant in Marikina called Alexei's Diner & Cafe.
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anniversary,
event,
family,
food,
restaurant,
wedding
I just could't let this pass... (updated)
Don't depend on the Americans when we,
Filipinos, can actually vote for Jessica even if we are in the Philippines.
Vote between 11am and 1pm every Thursday with this
Facebook application.
Here's the link:
https://apps.facebook.com/americanidolvoting/?ref=ts
America, what is happening? :-(
Filipinos, can actually vote for Jessica even if we are in the Philippines.
Vote between 11am and 1pm every Thursday with this
Facebook application.
Here's the link:
https://apps.facebook.com/americanidolvoting/?ref=ts
America, what is happening? :-(
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