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Happy Birthday, Ima.


Dear God,

Thanks for giving us a Mom. And much more thanks because you knew precisely the one Ate Ann and I would need!

We pray for her good health; that she gets to have many grandkids; longer afternoon naps; her guava tree to bear more fruits; upgraded cellphone; more friends in facebook; her pet dogs, cats and fish to stay healthy and loving;  a kitchen-showcase; and that she gets to meet and greet Kris Aquino in person.


very Happy 62nd birthday












And most importantly, we pray for her happiness etched to her soul; and to which make my ate and I Your direct channels.

Lots of love,
Norman

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