My six impossible things before breakfast.
“Alice laughed: “There’s no use trying,” she said; “one can’t believe impossible things.”
“I daresay you haven’t had much practice,” said the Queen. “When I was younger, I always did it for half an hour a day. Why, sometimes I’ve believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast.”
One of the conversations I love from Alice. And hence, inspired me to have my own “six impossible things…”, at least for this year and the next.
1. I will finally get that whoppping full scholarship to study PhD Chemistry at the University of Melbourne; get a part-time job there, and earn so much that I will be able to…
2. Attend the World Youth Day 2011 at España! And then have so much extra money to have a European tour on the side.
3. Produce five ISI publications for 2010.
4. Bag my own research funding as a project leader, not as a research associate.
5. Take my family on a long out-of-town vacation.
6. ♥ Real love ♥
Fantastical! Looks like I have to earn and save a lot ;p But as the hatter would have told me: Only if you believe it is.
Go go Hannah!:D
go go han! i believe you can do it!
sisiw yan… 
i’ll be your cheerleader 
gagawa pa ko ng cheer!
Go go Hannah! Go go Power Rangers! Ngyerks. Hehehe. Go go! : )
Hehe salamat Chritch. Sabi mo yan ha. Aabangan ko yan!
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Haaaay Joy ano ba yan! Hahaha! Hindi ako sanay na sabaw ka!
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Aja aja! Go go go! Parati kaming nasa likod, harap at gilid mo pip! Pero baka pwede mo akong maisabit sa No. 2 mo.
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Nyi Tim! Kasama ka talaga noh! Hahaha!
Have no enough money to buy a building? You not have to worry, because it is possible to receive the loans to work out such kind of problems. Hence take a short term loan to buy everything you need.
Have no enough money to buy a building? You not have to worry, because it is possible to receive the loans to work out such kind of problems. Hence take a short term loan to buy everything you need.
Go go Hannah! Go go Power Rangers! Ngyerks. Hehehe. Go go! : )
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