Am sure you'll find a way

Welcome to mingle2 and have fun

Can be either one

Maybe not ever if you yourself is not trustworthy!

I feel better today than I was yesterday.

Facebook is one of the sites I frequent because that's also where I get to keep in touch with my friends and family both from afar and the near ones too. It's giving me the convenience of setting any activities or events with them thru it. With the gadgets that this technology offers today, anyone can multi-task while being on line anytime, anywhere so it could really be an advantage having an account such as an FB. I don't do farmvile and the likes though.

You may want to work on the Settings of your account and limit your contacts from the Mail settings.

Yes, there are some who don't bother to really understand the profile, if they read at all. There could also be some who take their chance and think they might interest you anyway. You have the right to ignore those you don't really want to.

I know it's kinda frustrating but that instance really happens when we take the risk of having this online thing. Brace yourself for more

Cheer up, Alterette

A very clear but sad depiction of one kind of a woman's situation in life Very sad but indeed a reality to some.

I am in an industry where I get to meet people from all walks of life.

I always make sure I make a balanced life so I make it a point to make time for my family, my work, my friends and myself. Part of giving time for my friends and myself is going out to meet them (old and new friends) personally during weekends. Am also glad we now have gadgets that this technology has to offer so going in these sites are as easy as touching a small pad on your palm.

Quaint... he seems

Am hurting right now but being strong as I can.

At first I was here to fill in the gaps between my activities. Now, I stay coz I love knowing and understanding people from all walks of life by reading thru their posts

Oh gosh! You make me feel so embarrassed of myself

We are so lucky to have the fathers such as what God has given us, fireflysgirl

Thank you so much guys for taking the time to read

Indeed I feel so blessed for having my father, Terry. I truly wish he'll be with us longer and with healthy body and mind. I so love him I don't want him to be other than alive and in the pink of health. Thank you for the well wishes, my friend.

This also speaks for me.




No surprise that you could do this again and again, my friend...

So sweet of you, Terry Happy Father's Day to you! :flowers for you:

Happy Father's Day to all mingle2 fathers. May you continue to be a blessing to your child/children and to those who look up unto you as a father

When I was younger, I used to have romantic relationships with the guys I was physically attracted to. Now that maturity is coming unto me, I have become more prone to loving someone I have never been attracted to at first glance. Maybe that's because I am now more into the how a man is as an individual rather than what he is as a man.

Yes, it even provides happiness as a product. Happiness which continues to multiply when shared.

Happy Sunday, everyone!

Oh wow! Poor minglers :(

One man who has ever loved me unconditionally, this is what I am sure of, is my father. Papa, as I fondly call him is the best father in the whole world for me. He has always been my protector, my idea of a great man, my loving father who was always there to guide me and remind me of all the things that I should be reminded of. For me, he is the best father who knows God as his Heavenly Father, making Him his partner in raising us, his children.

When I was a kid, both of my parents had their work to be able to support our living. We were often left to the care of our nannies. I remember that several incidents of negligence by our nannies prompted Papa to make a very humble decision of leaving his employment. I know this was not a willing choice for him but my loving Momma didn’t have an option to leave her employment for an alternative source of income. Papa then decided to buy a motorcycle and turned it into a tricycle, making this his partner in earning a living. It was not very easy for him but he painstakingly made sure he was able to support the family with Momma’s help, by driving around the neighborhood and earning with his tricycle. Papa then became a father and a part-time mother to me and my younger brother. Since Momma needed to go to work daily - with the house cleaned and everything we needed prepared, it was Papa who would bathe us, get us ready for and send us to local school. It was him who would always be there in school during our recess time to make sure we only get something which he made sure was clean and safe for our recess food. He’d fetch us from school and bring us back home. He’d go home in between his trips around the neighborhood in time to feed us and put us into nap after school. He’d be back every two hours to make sure we kids were safe and comfortable. During that time, it was a question for me why Papa was always around when my classmates had their mothers most of the time. It was also the reason why he knew almost all of my teachers and classmates.
High school came for me and my younger brother, the youngest was still in his elementary days but Papa and Momma thought the two of us can take care of the youngest and we could be left alone for a longer period of time then. It was then when Papa decided to go back to his employment. Tell you what, he sought employment in one of the industrial companies just very near our place, of course to make sure we kids were not left alone for a very long period of time . The work was a very heavy sort for his age then but he didn’t mind having it for as long as he’d always be near us and can go home anytime when the need arises.

Came my college days, I got a job of my own and supported my own studies. Papa somehow felt not needed by me then, mind you, it has not even crossed my mind but I realized that’s what he felt. But he always made sure he’s still there to show his love and care, he’d always be ready with a glass of milk for me when I came home from school and work. He’d have a scowl on his face if I would sleep without taking the glass of milk he’d so lovingly prepared for me. He was one man who ever taught and advised me how to act and deal with guys who would attempt to take advantage of my femininity, reminding me to be a decent woman to be treated with respect by other people.

Nowadays, my Papa is in his early 70s and he is still the same father I look up into. He is still the same man who constantly gives me advise and reminds me of the things I needed to be reminded of. My father, always the greatest father for me in this world.


Happy Father’s Day to everyone who may not be as great as my father but the greatest father to their child/ren! :) Just as my Papa is to me :)