Cheryl Cinco-Shamieh

Cheryl Cinco (dadi na Mana Nieva :-)), now married to Dr. Shamieh, sent me some pictures taken during her nth birthday celebration in whatever part of the world she is right now. He he. Sorry Cheryl. Gana may gayud surusurumaton na si mga e-mail mo. (but I can always edit this should you send more details)


Note: Here's part of the letter she just sent me: (matan ka correctionan, he he)

Atiya kami a2 ag star Jubail city, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Village nag staran kmi (American Compound- gana bawal ato si salud c compound kami, niya 2 swimming pool (adults,children), reck(billiards, pingpong, mini library, receving sala), bofe restawrant, store,basketbol cort, tennis court, children's playground, & gym). Sa ruyagan ko ato c village kami kay matabbol trees.
dimuan pictures nagpabawa ko c kaaw puro nan a2 c ruma kami c village kmi.
gawas c compound kmi stricto na e mga danda ag ABAYA (black long dress code), mga boys any clothes.
Regards kas mno edie,ur batch,our relatives, frends, ninang dolor, nnang eugen, ate lorna, mno poping, ant dang, judge Ampuan fmily, maribel fmily, mna ester castillo?.. ol abaknon....halap konta nya pictures na kas erik/joys kasal..wat do u tink.pls

regards anan c mga abaknon..anan amerika...

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  1. irene5December 15, 2008 at 4:06 AM

    WOW,you are enjoying.Ribhong kam!Always be happy and loving.

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