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It's our 100th.. and our 23rd too :D

100 weeks of togetherness.
23 months of fun-filled moments.

We should have been celebrating this together today but I went home early because I felt really sick and he got stomped with work. Oh well....

Anyway...

Some things are meant to happen.
Some things are bound to be.
Love has a way of making doubting hearts believe.
Sometimes in spite of difference,
sometimes against all odds,
some things are meant to happen.
It's written in the stars

Yiheeeeeee... meant to be! :P Hahaha!


To my partner in crime and in everything else.... Hap-Hap-Happy Day! :) Love you!


CARPE DIEM!
I'm out.

Comments

arvic said…
awwwww... Happy 100th and Happy 23rd dear! i love you! :D
princess_dyanie said…
happy anniv to the both of you! more love!

btw, parang i saw the both of u kanina sa may kangaroo jack ba yun. basta sa tabi ng gloria jeans sa bldg natin haha :P di ko lang sure kasi medyo malayo eh
Cza said…
@arvic - aawwwww.. love you Dear! Let's try to celebrate over the weekend. :D

@princess_dyanie - oh yes, we were there, that was us! :D sana you said hello. ;)
kg said…
sweet naman! one more month and it will be 2 years for you!!!! yahooo! :)
Anonymous said…
wow!!! it's been more than 2 years na pala sis! :) congrats and I pray for continued happiness sainyo ni Arvic!! :)
ChaCha said…
happy anniv, Arvic and Cza!! let's celebrate!! hihihi

hugss to you both!
ana6elle said…
happy anniv! para sa inyo talaga yung quote ko na yun -) hehe
Cza said…
@kg - yeah.. how time flies when you're in love. uuuuy.. cheesy! =P Haha!

@happyskies - mag2years pa lang sis. Thanks! :D

@ChaCha - Tenchuuuu! Tara celebrate. :D

@ana6elle - una kayo ni rexrex dapat. :D required!

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