old pics from SSEAYP

These were the pics taken during the 2005 SSEAYP program.......




with bam aquino the ship our foster daughters



Looking forward to having another worthwhile experience.....though we came from different countries the bottom line is.....we are all ASIAN! MABUHAY!

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