What are your fondest memories with your Dad? :-)

[titaniumbox]

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Batch 79? Ako 95 hihihi... Those were the times na allowed pa Mga parents mo watch sa Mga kids sa pre-elem

OT: basin maksab-an ta permi off topic..haha! pang last na ni reply.. no, not batch 79. i meant it was 1979 when i went to kindergarten. till grade 4 raman mga boys sa CIC.. dra na sa usc-bhs ni grade 5.. yupz, dili pa uso ang nursery.. kinder dretso..lolz!

[beyee]

OT: basin maksab-an ta permi off topic..haha! pang last na ni reply.. no, not batch 79. i meant it was 1979 when i went to kindergarten. till grade 4 raman mga boys sa CIC.. dra na sa usc-bhs ni grade 5.. yupz, dili pa uso ang nursery.. kinder dretso..lolz!

Ic.. 83 ko Kinder with Mdm. Sadalonggos also in Prep. Sorry, na excited Lang ko na naa ko close to a kabatch SA CIC hehehe.

[G-del]

katong ge itsa ko sa sagbot pag gamay nako kay akong gi paandar iyang motor , murag 9 yrs old pako ato ('_')

[camzywinsy]

Well my dad taught me big. From learning how to drive up to learnng how to deal in business. My dad never worked as an employee. He was a businessman and he raised us well. We are 5 in the family and I am the eldest.

My fondest memory was when my dad cried in front of me and shared his heartaches. It was sad but it was when he taught me that to be strong, you need to admit that you are weak.

When I was in Grade 2, I remember calling him and I was crying because the P100 for a group project was lost and I was so afraid my mom will spank me. Calmly, my dad told me to stop crying and he said that money is like that. You end up losing it by spending or in my case, stolen by my classmate. I kept that in mind growing up that is why to me, money is passing. You either invest it, spend it or lose it to someone/something.

When I had my first boyfriend, he invited me to dinner and eat ice cream at Charcoal grill. He talked about being responsible in my studies because it's the only thing he can pass on to us. As an eldest daughter of 5, he wanted me to be a model for my siblings.

My dad is a man with few but BIG words. He is not the rich looking dad in longsleeves but rather a simple man in shorts and plain shirts who enjoy a bottle of beer at night to relax his senses. He is my one and only idol

He taught me how to play the guitar, drive a car and most of all, to love without expecting something in return. I'm getting married and I can't wait for my dad to walk me down the aisle.

[chimcham]

playing chess, nia...
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........................... unsa pa man?
wa naman koy mahinumduman, hehehehehe
maghuna2 sa ko sa uban ha hehehe

[admachine]

Kanang mag lecture cya nako. Daghan kaayo kog makat-onan

[beyee]

A shout-out for my Dad:

Happy Candle Cakes Day, Papa Lito!
You're now 70 but looking 50! Hehehe

More bonding moments with you, Pa so always stay in good health
(and good mood? Hahaha) and stay happy!
Thanks for the love and guidance after all these years.
You're truly the best thing that ever happened to me
I love you so much, Pappy!

[Nami_1217]

I remember tong bata pa mi tapukon mi 3 mag igsuon ni papa.. den magkiningkoy siya... den niabot na jud nga highschool mi
kay corny na kaayo iya joke.. wa na mi nagkatawa.. ana siya tan-aw nalang daw mi ghost fighter ato.. ako papa magdali ug uli sa balay kay tan-aw ghost fighter, suko kaayo ako mama kay wala nay masugo basta anang orasa.. ma remember nako tanan iya mga kabuang kay makahilak jud ko, si mama man gud ang serious nila... mao to pag naa problema kay magjoke around siya.. wala na to karon.. I miss him...

[MollyMillions]

I keep nalang nako kay daghan ra kaayu, makahilak sad ta anig murag walrus. dalhun na lang sa joke.

for those who have no idea how a walrus sounds like , mao ni.

[re_con]

musayo gyud ug mata akong papa para lutoan ko sa akong baon.