May isang tulay sa pagitan ng Langit at Lupa na kung tawagin ay Bahagharing Tulay.
Kapag namatay ang isang hayop na itinagi at minahal ng isang tao, ang itinanging ito ay tumutungo sa Bahagharing Tulay.
Mayroon doon mga damuhang patag at bunduk-bundukan para sa lahat ng ating mga natatanging kaibigan nang sila ay makipagtakbuhan at makipaglaro sa isa’t isa.
Marami ang pagkain, tubig at sikat ng araw, at ang ating mga kaibigan ay masigla at maginhawa.
Lahat ng mga hayop na nagkasakit o tumanda ay nababalik sa kalusugan at lakas; ang mga nasaktan o nalumpo ay ginagawang buo at masigla muli, kung paano natin sila na-aalala sa ating mga panaginip ng mga araw at panahong lumipas.
Ang mga hayop ay maligaya at masaya, maliban lamang sa isang maliit na bagay: bawa’t isa sa kanila ay nangungulila para sa isang taong natatangi sa kanila – ang taong nagmahal sa kanila sa lupa- na kanilang iniwan.
Lahat sila ay nakikipagtakbuhan at nakikipaglaro sa isa’t isa, Nguni’t isang araw ang isa sa kanila ay biglang hihinto at titingin nang malayo. Ang kanyang maliliwanag na mata ay nakatutok; Hindi siya mapakali sa kasabikan. At bigla siyang tatakbo mula sa pangkat, lilipad sa ibabaw ng luntiang damuhan, pabilis nang pabilis ang kanyang pagtakbo.
Ikaw ay nakita, at kung ikaw at ang iyong natatanging kaibigan ay tuluyang magtagpo, kayo’y magkakapitan sa isang malugod na muling-pagsasama, na hindi na muling paghihiwalayin. Maliligayang halik sa iyong mukha, muli mong mahihimas ang iyong mahal, at muli mong masisilayan ang mga mapagtiwalang mata ng iyong alagang itinangi, na matagal nang nawala sa iyong buhay ngunit laging nasa iyong puso.
At sabay ninyong tatawirin ang Bahagharing Tulay…
credits to:http://www.petloss.com/rbfilipino.htm
Monday, April 15, 2013
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
STARSEED...
I am a starseed, a little starseed.
Everyday I look at the stars,but sometimes the clouds cover them up.
I AM a starseed, a little starseed.
I know that I am,but I dont know why I am here.
A little starseed, alone and weary.
I know where I am but so sad when I am here.
I am a starseed, I know Im a starseed, came here as human,but born from the stars above.
A little starseed, got friends in pups and kitties.
They too want a hug, just like me whose real family were up from the stars above.
I am a little starseed. Now knows where to gO.
Many may oppose yet my Angels lead me now to road.
Sunday, September 11, 2011
rendom pictures
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| i dont know the name of this plant : ) |
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| butterfly spotted outside our house : p |
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| Coffee |
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| Baby SNOW! |
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| BABY XIAN! 2 weeks |
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| D' ACE PLACE |
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| Ohhh happy family! |
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| Caitlyn's drawing... |
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| cuttie erasers from Caitlyn! |
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| that plant.. i dont know its name |
Monday, July 4, 2011
Monday, May 30, 2011
Fungus-infected violins sound better than a real Stradivarius
Oh my...just found this news recently though it was published last October 3rd, 2009.
October 3rd, 2009 – Violins made by Antonio Stradivari and his family are considered the best in the world. Each example is worth millions of dollars and only the best musicians can afford to play them. A partnership between a Swiss violin luthier and a materials scientist, has created violins that have beaten the real Stradivarius violins in blind sound tests. And they did it by infecting the wood used to make the violins, with fungus.
180 music lovers, including experts, judged a real Stradivarius against a fungi-treated violin behind a curtain. 90 participants thought that the fungi violin sounded better, and 113 thought the fungi-treated violin was actually the Stradivarius. The fungus changes the chemical composition of the wood providing a warmer and fuller sound (so they say). The violin that won the blind test had been treated for 9 months. It is now believed that Stradivari were treated to achieve the same result.
I always wondered if vintage guitars sounded different because the wood had aged. How long until we all get to play Stradivari caliber instruments? Unfortunately they didn’t say how much the process costs (or if it was more cost prohibitive than buying an actual Stradivari), but I imagine it wouldn’t cost too much, especially given that many luthiers age their wood anyways. I’m waiting for the day when a fake Martin acoustic sounds better than an original. Is this a good thing?
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
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