How to fight homesickness..........
|hELLnoi wrote:Yup. 2 more days and we get to see the biGGest fireworks of our lives.
Otherwise we will die of disaPPointment! aLL the build up, and the sun rises and sets like it had for the last one million years.
(over boringggg)
I think this will conquer my homesickness hihihi 
|JasfurJQ wrote:hELLnoi wrote:Yup. 2 more days and we get to see the biGGest fireworks of our lives.
Otherwise we will die of disaPPointment! aLL the build up, and the sun rises and sets like it had for the last one million years.
(over boringggg)
I think this will conquer my homesickness hihihi
Happy to be of service.
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||||||Ok kids, listen.Papa has something to tell you which I didn't believe. Some lost forgotten tribe in South America had this calender which ended in 2012. Luckily, for us, it was only 1414.
||||||JasfurJQ wrote:I already did my best but I guess my best was'nt good enough....
I did my best AND THAT IS ALL YOU CAN DO!
anyone told you that wasn't good enough, or are you being too tough on yourself kid?
There are many ways you can improve yourself. Perhaps that is what you are trying to say and do.
|hELLnoi wrote:Believe me, your family is REAL and waiting for your return. Call to "hi hi" them every once in a while to remind you your mission. You may get lonely, and like pain is only temporary. I think a Filipino told me that.
Chin up bro :-bd(double thumbs up if you have yahoo messenger)
definitely they are real, hmmp waiting they are not waiting for someone but something, Im not only calling them once, I just gave up calling. No need to remind them they are not kids anymore.
|||JasfurJQ wrote:whatever they are always with me........
then start them working.. more people working, more income 
|||JasfurJQ wrote:I only not gave them fish but I even thought them......still nothings change
Fish is good, not all changes are good.
|HaileyinHongKong wrote:How to fight homesickness: eat a bag of oreos, drink a can of Pepsi and take a nap.
This may not work if you never at oreos, drank Pepsi or took naps at home.
thus this should be done by any order......
|JasfurJQ wrote:HaileyinHongKong wrote:How to fight homesickness: eat a bag of oreos, drink a can of Pepsi and take a nap.
This may not work if you never at oreos, drank Pepsi or took naps at home.
thus this should be done by any order......
NO otherwise you will miss the wrong home. hEE2
|||||tevin19 wrote:and try to always carry the memories of your home along.
especially the happy times, remembering not just to feel homesick but be thankful those time happened.
|||||JasfurJQ wrote:that's one way of fighting my homesick.......
Haizz still home sick?
GO HOME! immediate cure
|||||JasfurJQ wrote:I said hard to begin, its english not a language from mars, are you????
this reply was for you hellnoi why did you delete yours...hhmmmp 
I lost my homesick when your around...
|JasfurJQ wrote:JasfurJQ wrote:I said hard to begin, its english not a language from mars, are you????
this reply was for you hellnoi why did you delete yours...hhmmmp
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