Norma Jeane Mortenson
I was also fortunate enough to land a part time job working as a darkroom accent for, Consolidated Film Industries. Consolidated Film Industries was a film laboratory and film processing company, and was one […]
Please Remember
Earliest memory; a beauty that will last for life. Colors that shine and lights that twinkle. Warm hugs and giggles that last long. A child see things as simple as can be that’s why her […]
MESSAGE TO MY CHILDREN
As I am not perfect of my English language, the terminologies that I used in all of my items are just plain and less idiomatic expressions lest my audience and readers can understand and can […]
Flights booked for Mt. Mulhacen, Sierra Nevada
So the expedition to climb Mt Mulhacen in Sierra Nevada, Spain, is in full swing. Flights are booked, accommodation sorted, kit being organised and routes being planned. This will be my first experience of climbing […]
THE FIRST FIGHT
In 1971, I was in grade three,when my mother transferred me to the nearest public school where we moved our house from Masara, Maco, Davao del Norte (now Maco is part of Compostela Valley Province). […]
The Poor Little Bird’s Wildest Adventure
In 1976, I was then ten years old young. My family was driven back to Masara, Maco, Davao del Norte from Suricon Mining, of Nonoc Island in Surigao del Norte, after two years of transition […]
Young leaf memories
My father “Jess” was working in a gold mining company as a driver of a dumptruck. The mining area was located at Bo. Masara, Mabini, Davao del Norte. The terrain of “Masara” is like a […]
i and my life
My name santu naskar , my dad leat mihir ch. naskar and mather leat hena naskar. they go to heven, but i fell they look us forever. now i am 33 year , i stay […]
Kimberly Kay Clark
Kimberly Kay Clark, 39 of OKC died Wednesday, April 19, 1995 in the disaster at the Federal Building in OKC. Kim was born in Hong Kong, China on Feb. 24, 1956 and was adopted by […]
