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Shamcey Supsup to enter Miss Universe 2011 semi-final Round

Monday, August 29, 2011


Philippines  representative to the Miss Universe 2011 Shamcey Supsup maintain her lead in the ongoing online  poll. This is a great news to every Filipino because if she will maintain the rank, this will automatically put her in the semi-finals.

MISS UNIVERSE competition for this year was first time incorporated to the online voting of all global fan to fast track one contestant to the semi-finals. That’s why Miss Universe online poll is very crucial to all contestants .

The candidates who made on the list were Shamcey Supsup of Philippines followed by Viviana Ortiz from Puerto Rico, Joy Ann Biscette of St. Lucia, Nadine Alexandra of Indonesia and Karin Ontiveros from Mexico. (source Bb. Pilipinas Charities Inc. (BPCI))

Please continue to support  our candidate Shamcey Supsup and secure her  semi-final slot by voting and logging on to www.missuniverse.com               

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lets2Kabout: Food Trip - Shakey's Pizza


Shakeys Pizza


One of the hottest pizza store in the Philippines. With centralized delivery order to call at 77777 and with wide array of choices that you will surely love. Call now and have the Shakey's experience.  
Try their Buy 1 any flavor (party size), get 1 Hawaiian Delight/Pepperoni (party size) with 1.5 liters coke for only PHP 820.00 additional PHP 50.00 per order for Thin Crust
Free Delivery within Metro Manila, other areas if serviceable

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lets2Kabout: Food for the Soul - "Sunshine Chaser"

Sunday, August 28, 2011

READ: Ecclesiastes 2:1-11

I did not withhold my heart from any pleasure. — Ecclesiastes 2:10 


Diana and Dave love to ride their jet skis on the lake, skimming across the water on warm sunny days. But one morning the weather was cool and mostly cloudy, and Diana couldn’t convince Dave to go out. So she went on her own. It was so cool that she flitted back and forth across the lake, trying to keep herself in the sunshine for some needed warmth. But every time she reached a sunny area, the clouds moved and it quickly turned to shade. Realizing the futility and silliness of chasing the sunshine, she finally gave up because it didn’t bring her what she wanted.
King Solomon did another kind of chasing that couldn’t bring him satisfaction (Eccl. 2:1). In the first 11 verses of Ecclesiastes 2 alone, he mentions that he chased after pleasure, laughter, wine, wisdom, houses, gardens, money, possessions, and music. But his evaluation was that “all was vanity and grasping for the wind. There was no profit under the sun” (2:11). Those pursuits were empty — “vanity of vanities” (1:2). He wisely concluded: “Fear God and keep His commandments, for this is man’s all” (12:13).
Are you chasing after some of the same things that Solomon was? It’s a vain pursuit. Purpose and satisfaction come only from knowing and obeying God. — Anne Cetas 
Chasing after empty pleasure
Will not satisfy one’s heart;
But to those who follow Jesus,

Life’s fulfillment He’ll impart. — Sper



Only God can fill an empty heart.

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lets2Kabout: Food for the Soul - "Older or Better?"

Read: 2 Cor. 4:16-18


Even though our outward man is perishing, yet the inward man is being renewed day by day. —  2 Corinthians 4:16


We know we’re getting older when we say things like, “Can you believe how young those professional baseball players are?” And it’s a sure sign of aging when we no longer ask, “How are you?” but say, “Hey, you look terrific” — as if we’re surprised.
Aging is inevitable. Unfortunately, society has taught us to fear advancing age and to disguise its reality as much as possible. But aging can actually be a wonderful thing. Followers of Jesus have the capacity to get significantly better with age. As Paul put it: “Even though our outward man is perishing, yet the inward man is being renewed day by day” (2 Cor. 4:16).
Just as there are physical signs that reveal we’re getting older, there are signs that show we are getting better. Rather than becoming more crotchety, intolerant, and unloving, the maturing follower of Jesus grows better at forgiving, loving, and caring. Growing older is a continuation of the journey to become more like Jesus, which means that as time goes on our heart and attitudes should increasingly resonate with and reflect the compelling character and winsome ways of our Savior.
So as we grow older, let’s embrace the opportunity to become spiritually more like Jesus. Our friends will notice that we look better with age.  — Joe Stowell
The seeds of aging sprout in youth,
As weeds or grain they’re sure to grow;
But if we sow with love and truth,
A golden harvest we can know. — D. De Haan


Don’t just grow older — grow better as a follower of Jesus.