Let me tell you this story.
I have been debating if I was going to post this or not,
but I just think it’s both sad and sweet,
so here goes..
Just bear with me here.
Just putting out a notice to my friends
whom I have given access to my Music Server (Vibe, iSub).

I have performed some Server configuration changes and cleanup.
So, instead of emailing all of you, I thought I’d just post it here.
If you are having issues with your login credentials, please let me know.
Or if there’s anything you find that’s unusual.
And if you want access to this, just let me know.
I am not selfish. (Contrary to what others might think.)
Just send me a note.
I’ll create you an account.
Until I find a suitable cloud storage,
I will still have this available.
Thanks.
This picture was taken 43 years ago today.
And it has been an one of the iconic images we have this day and age.
I remember hearing the Beatles for the first time.
I wanted to be one like them, much like everyone else.
It’s funny while I was writing that previous post,
I was thinking of how I was texting and messaging
my friends and loved ones in the Philippines.
Making sure they were alright.
Of course, I have to sweep through my phone address book
to see who I can contact and ask them how they were doing.
Despite the fact that it was a little scary what reply I would get
or if I would get one at all.
You can never know how bad the situation is.
Or was.
Luckily, most of them are alright.
The Philippines is going thru another difficulty today
with all the torrential rains.
Manila, where I was born and grew up in,
is pretty much submerged underwater.
It has been raining for 10 days as of this writing.
I am not sure if there are any signs of it slowing down.
My brother, Bryan has told me that our house is already flooded.
I could just see if my Dad was still alive,
how mad he would have been.
There is not much we can do right now.
We just have to ride this one out
and hope for the best.
Be safe, my friends.
We’ll see what we can do tomorrow.
Marilyn Monroe
(June 1, 1926 – August 5, 1962)
I have always been vocal about my deep fascination
with the most beautiful woman who has ever walked this earth.
I’ve had a crush on her ever since I was young.
And today marks the 50th anniversary of her death.
I am not kidding when I say that when I die,
she will be one of the first ones I will find.
I would have loved to live during the time when she was alive
and to be in her presence.
With all the Hollywood glamour and controversies aside,
I think she is way more than what we have seen.