Aminin mo, Ganito Ka rin Noon...

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I dunno what Wordless Wednesdays mean, as i have been reading from other friends' blogs. Are they graded, ranked or what. I really don't know, but I would love to share this with you on a Wednesday...


What say YOU? Di ba, dumaan ka rin sa ganito? Sa pagpapak ng Milo, Ovaltine or anything chocolatey!


Tabebs Ganda

on her

Chocolate Splurge

Comments

Eds said…
hehehe! game na game si tabebs mo ah.

korek! dumaan din ako sa ganyang stage. or baka mas malala pa jan. hahaha.
7/02/2008 7:51 PM
Anonymous said…
hehehe kakatuwa naman tong pic
7/02/2008 8:57 PM
Anonymous said…
bwahahaha...I swear I just taste it!!!

Nice photo sheng. sali ka na sa litratong pinoy, dali!!!
7/03/2008 8:45 AM
Anonymous said…
Haha! I was like that, too. Nagpapak din ako ng bear brand and nido. =)
7/03/2008 10:53 AM
Anonymous said…
OMG, this brings back memories of raiding sweets in the middle of the afternoon (while the adults are napping) then getting caught by your yaya. hahaha!
7/05/2008 6:55 AM
ayen said…
Ang cute!!! Ganyan pa rin yata ako ngayon paminsan-minsan. hahaha!
7/06/2008 6:11 AM
Anonymous said…
Hi there! :) Wordless Wednesdays is just a sharing of photographs. :) Ideally ata walang words, pero masarap magkwento diba!

Cute ng pics! Yup I remember those days. We'd just dig into chocolate without worrying how our mouths would look after! Mmmmm. Nagcrave tuloy ako ng tsokolate!
7/06/2008 7:31 PM
The Girl With A Curl said…
Hi Sheng. Hopped on over from my blog. This pic reminds me of gorging on Serg's chocolate! (Hehe, ang tanda ko na!)
7/07/2008 3:41 PM
shengmarie said…
To everyone who visited my place, thankies for all.. my gratefulness on visiting and leaving a comment.
7/07/2008 5:07 PM
Alice said…
weeeeee~~~~ that looks like me when I was Tabeb's age! She's so cute with choc all over her face. LOL.
7/23/2008 5:09 AM
Anonymous said…
hehe... guilty po ako. kaya naman ngayon hindi ko tuloy mapagalitan ang anak ko 'pag nahuhuli ko na namamapak ng ovaltine!
8/13/2008 7:47 AM
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