Daily Archives: May 3, 2008

Untangling Weekends

Posted on May 3, 2008 by malembe

Life on weekends in the “mina” is predictable.  This is the only time where everybody can loosen up a bit from a whole week’s activity.  Miners here become less tense, less formal or less restrained but for others who have … Continue reading →

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What have we done to deserve this?

Posted on May 3, 2008 by malembe

It is in the news just now, twisters, violent storms, tornados struck America and killed people and destroy homes. high winds and hail in four central states and killed eight people in Arkansas, including a teenager who died when a … Continue reading →

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natal day…

Posted on May 3, 2008 by malembe

I would like send greetings to my nephew Kevin on his special day today 03 May 2008.  Happy birthday to you.  Wish you all great success in the coming years, continue on exerting your efforts to achieve what you want in … Continue reading →

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thanks for the laugh…

Posted on May 3, 2008 by malembe

time for an ice breaker…   Pedro: Pare, galing akong doktor, nakabili na ko ng hearing aid. Grabe, lakas na ng pandinig ko! Juan: Talaga?! Magkano bili mo? Pedro: Kahapon lang!     student: mam ang utot po ba bumubukol … Continue reading →

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strange creatures….

Posted on May 3, 2008 by malembe

Another insteresting facts and information I have read last night from my collection of trivia books which I want to share them with you.  This time is all about animals and its unusual behaviorial attributes.  Here are some: Shrimp’s heart … Continue reading →

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Its raining cats and dogs…

Posted on May 3, 2008 by malembe

It never rained here in Camissombo for the past few weeks until today.  I was awaken by the heavy pour of rainwater and it got me thinking that this is perhaps a signal that the rainy season is bidding farewell to … Continue reading →

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