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ReplyDeleteMakis we have the same at home and Basti used to sleep there before coz i had difficulties in making him sleep! It's really effective....'twas Dad's idea ;)!
ReplyDeleteis that in boracay? seems it is!
ReplyDeleteHi girls! Don't you sometimes wish to spen the holidays in this warmth?
ReplyDeleteThis is in Coral Cay Resort, Siquijor back in 2004.
Wow, Makis, alam mo, this reminds me of Club Paradise in Palawan. I've been there and it was sssoooooo beautiful!!!! White sand, fresh air, the warmth of the sun, the singing of the birds...*sigh*...it is true, we all would want to be there once more, especially RIGHT NOW, hehehe. Sabi ko nga diba, kahit anong imagination hindi magwowork, har har har, ngayon nga lang I have this huge, thick shawl (di ko nga alam tawag dito, cape ata! :-)) around me to keep me warm. It's so bleeding cold!!! - Len
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