FUN in CFM July 16, 2006




Every Sunday afternoon, sports events are held in CFM. University Students from the nearby street are invited to join the CFM residents in basketball and volleyball.

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bob arsenio said…
na home-CFM tuloy ako. miss ko yung sports....playing volleyball...... being with all these other "makulit" students.... I realized that it is fun to be with students anyway. By then...... those times won't come back as they are cuz everyday is never the same... so dapat pala.....enjoy every opportunity while being with people. I hope I could do that with every people so I do not miss the opportunity to be ministered with and minister to others as I am suppose to... Thank you for blogging it out. At least nafeel ko kahit papa'no na nasa CFM ako kahit nasa US ako pansamantala. Halamat Apo Diyoh ni nayon!
12:32 AM
Jean B said…
Ayos ah! Caught in the act!
12:15 PM
Jean B said…
hehehe...cute siya...nyahehehe!
12:19 PM
Jean B said…
How you Johnny?..hehehe..iba ka!
12:20 PM
Jean B said…
Sa wakas my close up pic ka na! Kaya lang nakapikit ka naman.Shy katabi mo?
12:21 PM
Jean B said…
Hay kakamiss naman c kuya Norms!
12:23 PM
Jean B said…
Gwapo talaga c kuya Roger...hmmmm...hahahaha!
12:24 PM
Jean B said…
Cute pic...are you shy?hehehe...
12:25 PM
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