smile your way to a million. =p

smile!. i didnt know you could smile your way to a million!. a million bucks of iou's… lols. just kidding. smile will always be a gesture of friendliness, of oppenness and of warmth. anyways this notion came to me when my mother handed my my medicard. she told me that with that, i can have a free dental care, but i can only avail specific services. in fact, i could get my teeth cleaned free of charge. anyways i would like to modify or change or whatever medical term is applicable which pertains to making my teeth straight, white and close-up good to see. whatever. i just know that i need to have braces. anyways im afraid of the procedure and im afraid of my new look if i will have them so i stay this way. anyways i have heard of good dentists such as the Las vegas dentist. these are all recommendations that i got from my friends who live there. well thanks to them, but no thanks because hello!. i live in the Philippines. anyways most of my friends who live internationally (thats what i call it) really emphasize dental care and how it would brighten your smile. i know thats true and i know i should take care of my teeth. lols. maybe if i get my teeth repaired by the Las Vegas dentist  then i would be pretty and people would notice my bright smile. maybe then i would be able to enter pinoy big brother!. what a nice thought. and a far out notion. i think i need some sleep and tomorrow, i may have to visit my Filipino dentist. Soon, when i grow up a wee bit more, i would be visiting my Las vegas Dentist. ;p

Forbes 400

YEAH!. dream on!. i wish i could close my eyes right now and when i open them i would be in front of my own laptop in my own palace enjoying every bit of air i breathe as the daughter of the the richest man in Forbes 400. of course, that man should be my real father, only a billion dollars richer!. =p!.id be richer than George Lindemann at that!. whew!. what a thought. to think that you are richer than George Lindemann, 66, Palm Beach. Ranks 348th, up from 378th last year. Net worth: unchanged at $1.2-billion. Sold soft contact lens patent for $60-million in 1971. Started Vision Cable, sold for $220-million 1982. Sold Metro Mobile cell service to Bell Atlantic for $2.6-billion in 1992. Current chief of natural gas company Southern Union, plus owns 19 Spanish-language radio stations. HAHAHA.

hmm. were would i be at the moment if i was that rich?. hmmm.. i think as of this time i would be somewhere in the bahamas, watching the waves, listening to relaxing music is i eat exquisite dishes and just trip with my friends. of course id bring my friends with me and the persons close to my heart. i could buy anything and i could get whatever i want.

well well. i think im getting carried away. far away dreams, far away hopes, all real in my mind. i wonder? where do people get that much money? and how come they have that much money?. what would they do with all that stuff?. people belonging in the list of forbes 400 would surely have the life most people dream of. isnt it astounding to note that so much money in the world could exist and yet so many people die each day of hunger and poverty?. life is unfair and i dont know what to make of it. so to George Lindemann and his likes out there, it wouldnt hurt to give a little, or would it? just kiddin!

is hospice a hospital?

i"s hospice a hospital?"  that was the first thing my 13 year old brother asked me when i went to our home in Panabo City. that question caught me off guard not because i didnt know the answer. it was the person asking the question which baffled me. why would my brother ask something i havent really paid attention to in class discussions. anyways i am already 19 years old and still i havent any clue as to what a hospice is. anyways i searched the net, which i usually do if i cant find answers, and i found out that a hospice is some kind of "loving", "caring" and "comfortable" setting or home for people with discomforts. im not really sure if they cure people there but what is understandable is that through palliative care they somehow relieve the discomfort of those around them. i wonder if we got any hospice around here in the Philippines?. i think i really have to increase my social awareness. i have been to encapsulated in my little egotistic world that much of the rest of the universe is excluded and neglected. i think that people in the Philippines could benefit much if there were hospice care providers around. people here really need help, any kind of help for that matter.

its just sad to note that hospice care providers couldnt be found in Davao. my cousin told me that these hospice care providers only exist in Manila. well thats life. you got to have something less to aim for something more.

ciao for now.