Taupo Trip






We went to Taupo for our Labour weekend holiday. It was a wonderful place to relax and have fun. Here are some pictures of our trip.

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dayna said…
Hello Ma'am,si Dinah po to, studyante niyo sa St. Peter batch 2004 section OLF.

Kumusta na po kayo? Last May 9, we had our 6th class reunion pero hindi lahat pumunta. Of course, nagkwentuhan kami and may nag-asked kung saan na po kayo ngayon, pero hindi naman alam lahat. Kanina lang po, I just search your name sa google search and luckily lumabas po ang blogspot niyo, I'm so happy.

Now po, majority sa amin registered nurse na, may mga trabaho at ang iba may mga anak na po.

Here is our link sa friendster Ma'am, naka-public po to so you can view our profile:

http://profiles.friendster.com/57802608

Sana Ma'am sa susunod naming class reunion makasama ka namin, for sure mas marami ang darating.

God bless and take care.
12:13 am
Steve , Zailany & Suzie Mascarenhas said…
Hi Dinah,
I'm also happy you found me. And I'm happy to know na sige gyud mo reunion sa inyo classmates. Puhon next reunion ninyo ug maka uli ko, apil ko. Dugay pa noon plano nako uli, maybe 2012...but time passes quickly so, hopefully I will see you all soon.

Keep me up to date. I have a FB account to and I have just added OLF as friend sa frienster. And also you can always check this blog to see what's up with me :)

Thanks sa imo message and keep up the good work....Miss you all
5:04 pm
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