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"Kamusta naman..." is it a question or an expression? Where did it come from? How did it become popular? Why do Filipinos say it at as often as they put exclamation point in their sentences. It is interesting how people spread it like the phenomenal dance craze and song "boom tarat tarat". Its like an echo in the cave. Every house in our community plays the song in full volume and dance with feelings and all energy. To think that "boom tarat tarat" barely has meaning and more so a connection to Christmas. Back to the expression, "kamusta naman..." is commonly used when giving a comment to something like: "Nakuha kong exchange gift chocolate e diabetic ako. Kamusta naman." or "Kamusta naman. Nakita ko ang ex ko sa parlor." The line can be equivalent to the expression "ano ba" or "nakakaloka" or any expression that a person may connect to her/his sentence to put stress or merely say more. People. We really ke

Rating: ★★★★★ Category: Books Genre: Biographies & Memoirs Author: Roger Steer Everyone! This is a must read. George Muller's life will truly inspire and also rebuke you of how he depended on God in prayer for every need in putting up an orphanage for thousands of boys and girls during 19th century in Bristol. He never asked anyone of anything but only asked God of everything in prayer. How much faith do we need? Jesus said a mustard seed is enough. "If you had faith like a grain of mustard seed, you would tell this sycamore tree,'Be uprooted, and be planted in the sea,' and it would obey you. Of course don't get it wrong, what Jesus meant there was the faith the disciples have in Him is enough that when they ask it will be given for He is the One who will answer as long as it is His will no matter how impossible it may seem for humans. Mr. Muller lived up to 93years of age. He preached to thousands, taught doctrines and supported missionaries. He never retired

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Blessing ni Lord talaga. first time in bora libre 'to! thanks to superferry at energyfm.