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Panalong Takbo at Lakad sa HK At Macau

This weekend till yesterday I had opportunity to go to Hongkong and Macau for business & pleasure purposes with my nielsen family.  For 3 days we were able to do a lot of activities together. Adventuring what bus to ride, walk in the cold, get lost in MTR, tumawad sa ladies market, maghanap ng matinong cr. be amazed at buildings and infrastructures in macau, hundreds of picture taking, low batt, no load, shop! shop! shop!, awed with cable car, exercise your leg muscles, practice kindness, patience, love and most of all faith.   

It was a mix of laugh, sigh, freeze, action and excitement. I think my officemates would agree with me that what happened from day 1 to last will always be remembered big time. Kahit san ata ako makarating.

I just thank the Lord I was there and now am home.

Pictures coming in the next days. I just want to blog. I miss FB, Multiply, Gmail and chats.

Till my next trip abroad soon but this time I will be alone. Now, its another blogging subject.

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