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I already lighted one and continue praying for you ! All the best Makis !
ReplyDeleteLourdes? In English?
ReplyDeleteHAPPY BIRTHDAY for tomorrow Makis! I'm sure the best is yet to come.
ReplyDeletebelated happy birthday.
ReplyDeletetalagang idinidibdib ko pa yung previous post.
i will comment on that pa.
napaisip kasi ako.
and you know, that happens rather infrequently.
Thanks so much for the candlelight, Haze! Hope you enjoyed your birthday too!
ReplyDeleteYes, Kala, Lourdes in multilingual :) Cathy & I attended an international mass with 4 or 5 languages!
Thanks so much for the greetings, Lu! Hope everything is great on your side!
Please do post it, Chesca, ang iyong pag dibdib at naisip ;-) Thanks for the greetings!