Monthly Archives: April 2010

One thing that I love about our school is that it was handled by teachers who know and Love God. Not only did they teach the academe lessons – they also laid the foundation of my love for God. The … Continue reading →

I have a rather sketchy memory of my pre-school days.  Here are some things I can recall: – I cry when Tito Ruben does not fetch me on time. Up to now, Tito Ruben is still the Tito that I … Continue reading →

If you are a fan of Eddie Van Halen and his guitar work, then you know his red, white and black splatter-striped “Frankenstrat”. This is his true signature. In fact, Van Halen had the color scheme copyrighted in 2001. Now … Continue reading →

Another ancient memory that I have is going to Manila Zoo when I was probably 2 or 3.  I was wearing my favorite pair of shoes, it has a cloth like tongue that covers the shoe laces.  I really loved … Continue reading →

I wish Lincoln was already out praising the Lord this way when I was still an active church musician! I sure would have introduced his songs to our church! Anyway here is a song that inspires me every time. His … Continue reading →

Here is an old vid where you can see Z training his beloved pet “Chewee”. Chewee is currently sick right now and taking meds. His conditions are improving so we are very thankful. As you can see on the vid, … Continue reading →

First things first – what is the oldest memory that I have?  The oldest memory that I can remember was unfortunately an unhappy one.  It was me crying in front of our door, probably around 2 to 3 years old … Continue reading →

Here is Z, rocking out with Lincoln Brewster’s Today is the day!

I remember the first time my son saw my new guitar – he was so excited. He was just a baby back then but he would look at it and touch it. He would also try to pluck the string! … Continue reading →

Moving forward, I’ll be posting about my memories in this blog.  It is my hope that while I try to remember things that happened in the past – I can gain valueable lessons and hopefully pass it on to any … Continue reading →