I have, I have not...

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Mordsith, thank you for this tag, I sure had a fun time doing this!

1. Have you ever been on TV?

I don't think so, I am not that giddy at seeing myself on TV.

2. Have you ever sung in public?

Yes, yes. When I was in my younger years, I used to sing for our church, I also became worship leader, I dunno what's with my voice that they picked me?

3. Have you ever dyed your hair blond?

Nope, never. And I'm warning you, just don't touch my hair. Pangit na nga, dadagdagan niyo pa ang kapangitan, hahaha.

4. Have you ever eaten frog legs?

Yes, and very masarap. I tasted it because it was my Dad who cooked it. Tastes like chicken...

5. Have you ever received a present that you really hated?

I don't think I did, but if ever I'd be given, I'll thank him whoever he is for the most-hated-gift.

6. Have you ever walked into a lamp post?

Into a lamp post no, but in a clear glass of an establishment, yes. It was so clear that I thought I could just enter without any delays, then Boom! My forehead soon got a big bump. Ngyawks, sa Jollibee SM Davao yun, kakahiya. That time kasi, I was driven with "stufidety." Hehe...

7. Have you ever cooked a meal by yourself for more than 15 people?

Oh yeah, to more than 15 pa, I love to cook for other people especially during parties, knowing my life's stories, who do you think will cook for us here during parties? Hehe, and they say I'm good at it. Naks, nagyabang pa, hehe.

8. Have you ever fallen or stumbled in front of others?

Stumbled, yes, but didn't really fall. Pero mas shameful yung nabangga sa clear glass, promise.

9. Have you ever done volunteer work?

Oh yeah, and I so love it. I love to do volunteer works, wag lang mag voluntarily donate blood.


The tag must circulate the blogosphere, and so I am tagging three, Blue Rose, KG and Garando, you three are IT! Enjoy the tag guys!

Comments

Eds said…
thanks for the tag sheng. i'll do it later. just like you, nabangga din ako sa clear glass pero dito lang sa conference room sa office. sobra kasi akong makulit that time. hehehe.
2/12/2009 4:17 PM
Anonymous said…
sheng, sobrang natawa ako sa clear glass story mo! :) nagprentend ka ba na di masakit? hehe.
2/12/2009 5:58 PM
Anonymous said…
ay naku biktima din ako ng clear glass.
got a tag for you here. happy Vday!
2/12/2009 7:12 PM
escape said…
"Have you ever eaten frog legs? Yes, and very masarap.">>> never tried that yet. only one day old chick. it was a mess.
2/12/2009 8:11 PM
Perky said…
Oh man... I too have walked into a glass window. No, actually, I ran into it. hehehe..
2/13/2009 12:51 AM
Anonymous said…
Have you ever done volunteer work?
Oh yeah, and I so love it.

AMEN!

And yes, super funny and embarrassing talaga yung glass story mo! he! he!

Thanks for the tag sheng! Unfortunately, i've already done this! The one who tagged mordsith also tagged me. Check out my answers! :)
2/13/2009 3:14 AM
Reena said…
Of the 9 items here, I've done 8 & 9.

i often fall or stumble because I'm clumsy, and keep a sense of balance.

i've done a few volunteer works. my most memorable is the one with the aetas in mt pinatubo when i was still in grade 5!
2/13/2009 4:50 AM
Kayni said…
I still have to do this. I'm still wondering how you cook frog legs? I've seen fried ones, but are there other ways?
2/13/2009 7:54 AM
Garando said…
Thanks for the tag! Sige, will post it soon!
You're not alone. Me & Garandee have been victims of clear glass din. I swear, I'll invent a rubber stopper that one can conveniently wear on the forehead one day. :D
2/13/2009 9:45 AM
Anonymous said…
aha! interesting... esp. that bit about lamp post heheheh
2/13/2009 11:50 AM
Anonymous said…
heehee. i also walked into a glass wall once. kakahiya. it was at my tita's house in paranaque. i had just gotten out of the pool and then they called us to lunch, ayun, sobrang excited, kablag! ;-)
2/14/2009 1:19 AM
Alice said…
eeeek! Frogs legs...
2/14/2009 11:42 PM
Anonymous said…
Ehehe, nakakhiya nga yung mauntog sa glass....sa jollibee pa eh andaming tao dun palagi.

Buti ka pa, you love to cook. Ako pinilit kong i-love mag-cook pero ayaw pa rin eh!
2/16/2009 12:11 AM
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