Quotes...

I just made these following quotes for some of my friends. And also for those who were visiting my site. I hope you'll like it. Thanks. (If you already know some of them or heard some of them, sorry but I did not copy it.)

" Our life is like an empty canvass that we fill with the colors from our experiences."

" Always put God at the center of your life." (my personal motto)

" Silence will help you hear the noises in your heart."

" A friend is someone who hurt you always but love you most."

" As you walk through this journey called LIFE, always look to the Future, face the Present and treasure the Past."

KABATAK!!!

(From L-R: Kerwin, Whil, Clemens (me), Del, Enzo)

This was a picture taken from our hike at Mt. Makulot, when we were still first year aspirants.
It is a nice thing that the five of us are still here in the seminary right now on our third year.

KABATAK...is a name given by Del to our little group. The group that has been tested by the hardships, challenges and problems that went through us all here in this four-walled place. The group which is bonded and united by the laughs and tears we shared, we that will still stand for one another in both the times of pain and joy, most of the times - pains.
To our group, hope that we may keep our friendship going even though we part ways.

KABATAK!!! ROCK ON!!!

Changing my Multiply Theme

I was browsing the web this day when I thought of doing some changes to my multiply site. So I started with the simple themes suggested from the site but was not satisfied by any of them, then I went to this site, customizedthemes.multiply.com, to check for some themes that will be able to suit my taste, so I found this theme (check my site). I chose it because it reflects my child-like imagery of myself. The playful, the curious, the jolly and silent part of me.
Also, I chose this theme because I was fond of Detective Conan, the young detective who was transformed into a child by some goons who were afraid of him. And so, the color Blue, it is one of my favorite colors aside from red, white and black, that's why I made the choice of picking this one which really goes inside me.
Thanks and Enjoy your visit.

Ang BOSCONIAN

This came from a friend of mine who studies at DB Manda... well, it really speaks about who a Bosconian really is, even though he or she comes from different setting (Makati, Mandaluyong, Canlubang, Tarlac, Pampanga or even Nueva Ecija).

from: Fr. Vester Casaclang.

1. Malinis pagpasok, madungis paguwi pero mabango parin.

2. Magulo, maingay pero magalang.

3. Alam lahat ng latest sa kamundohan pero marunong magdasal.

4. Riot rakista, hip hop mailap, alter heater, lahat ng tunog, mapabulong o sigawan pero gentlemen.

5. Kamay pang grasa, kuryente at makina pero hustler sa computer, guitara at ano-ano pa.

6. Itsurang anghel pero useful sa kusina, sa garahe at sa buhatan.

7. Marunong tumalon, tumakbo, lumangoy, lumipad, sumayaw, kumanta, umarte at gumawa ng audio video presentation.

8. Ang dami nilang subjects, assignments, projects, activities pero may oras pa sila magbasketball, mag computer at tambay sa G4.

9. Mga gwapo, makisig, maliksi, maabilidad at chick magnet pero hindi playboy. haha!

10. All of the above na siya pero humble lang kahit may panyo sa kaliwa, rosaryo sa kanan at may maipagmamalaki sa gitna.


Simple but irresistable.

BOSCONIANS .

Who am I?

I am John Clemens B. Texon, the eldest son of Ferdinand and Ana Marie Texon…
I may say that I am a son who is not that good and not that bad, a discerner of God’s call, an altar server, a poet, short story writer and teller, a soccer and table tennis player, a choir member, an actor, a drummer, a fanatic of Parokya ni Edgar and Kamikazee, a friend, best friend but not anymore can be a boyfriend. But all the more, I am a son of God.

A good shepherd

Last Monday, Bro. Jun, sdb called me and Ronel for there was a lost lamb in front of their house (The Salesian's Residence). He told us to help him to bring back that lamb to its herd. So what Ronel and I did is to get that lamb and carry it. Then, I was the one to be able to caught it and carry it. While I was carrying it, Bro. Jun and Ronel lead the way. We went to the place of Tatang Jess, the school farmer, thinking that the herd but he was not there. Good thing, Boni was there so he told us that the herd was in the football field near that area. So, we went there and lead that little lamb back to its herd. Since, I was carrying it; I was the one who was privileged to carry it back to its herd. Then we left with such gladness because we were able to help a creature of God, even though we were late for dinner.

After, what happened, Ronel started calling me a good shepherd who looks and carries his lost sheep. Then I thought of Jesus who really was the GOOD SHEPHERD who did the same for every one of us.

That event was really inspiring and very helpful for reflection for me, who is aspiring to be like a good shepherd like our LORD JESUS CHRIST.

Writer's block

I'm now writing my second short story. I'm already about to finish it, but right now, I'm having this problem that thoughts are not coming out of my mind. I'm already dying to finish it but because I'm having this writer's block that I can't proceed with my story.And what I did, I put it aside of my table then just return to it when I 've got ideas already. And I already put a dead line for myself so that I'm under-pressure about this thing. I'm really eager to finish it.