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Sana Araw-Araw Birthday Ko!

I have learned a lot of things, seen different places, tasted a lot of food, gained achievements, awards and recognitions, had failures and rejections, joined different companies, gained friends and enemies, learned my lessons and learned from other's mistakes, earned wisdom and gained knowledge, been weak, depressed and sad, and grew stronger and smarter, stood up and stepped up, appreciated every opportunity and celebrated successes...

Thank you everyone for being part of it.

It has been a great 30 years and i look forward for more years to spend with you.
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  1. KikoDecember 5, 2012 at 1:01 PM

    Belated Happy ??th Birthday, Jet!

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  2. KikoDecember 17, 2012 at 10:35 AM

    Belated Happy Birthday, Jet! (Although nag greet ako bago ka mag birthday though a comment somewhere here)

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  3. @CoachJethJanuary 13, 2013 at 4:28 PM

    Hey Kiko! I have been using Blogger-droid and didn't realize that comments here are moderated and I didn't see it until I decided to login to web. Sorry for the late revert. I have enjoyed my New Year's celebration and I hope you did too. Btw, my friend's looking for SEO in Eastwood, maybe you are interested. Let me know.

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