i'm laying this out there: anybody EVER talks to my mom like this, your family better start planning your funeral. https://t.co/Fi30KUo0Lw— ˗ˏˋ gabby ˊˎ˗ (@gabbinks) August 28, 2017
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Memaparkan catatan dengan label EVER. Papar semua catatan
Memaparkan catatan dengan label EVER. Papar semua catatan
#Aquarians care for people they love deep from the heart.— AQUARIUS Astrology (@AquariusUnite) August 15, 2017
#donateaphoto #jnj @donateaphoto #SendAStudentToNursingSchool #josephjojoromanoff #helping #mom #tita #humanity https://t.co/NuWSVwXHhW pic.twitter.com/iC4SOwV0QS— Joseph JoJo Romanoff (@JosephRomanoff) August 14, 2017
Did you mean to type "your"? Just wanted to check. https://t.co/q5sYnCOA1B— Alanna Autler (@WSMVAlanna) August 14, 2017
we need to refuse the logic of white supremacy, advocate for ourselves outside of it, and stand in solidarity with those more vulnerable pic.twitter.com/L7YeV2eNBu— Nathan Goldman (@nathangoldman) August 14, 2017
Right, I wouldn't think so. But I think it's more important than ever now that we reclaim the legacy of Jewish labor radicalism.— J.H. Swanson (@jh_swanson) August 14, 2017
Making beats https://t.co/91cxTz57yp— Izzy (@frappefather) August 14, 2017
This thread is INCREDIBLE. 🗣no🗣negative🗣self-talk🗣ever🗣 this me smiling in the face of all this lit positivity pic.twitter.com/lE3I8q4ayt— sheila (@_24_7savage) July 29, 2017
Try out Toni and Alex's HAPPY CUP, now serving some happiness at Mother Ignacia St (across ABS-CBN) Please drop by and try our happy drinks! pic.twitter.com/QjbQtp8FmJ— Paul Soriano (@paulsoriano1017) August 10, 2017
"Peace begins with a smile." - Mother Teresa #WorldPeace— Rabbi of the UN NGO (@cohen481) August 10, 2017
Laugh of the day— Avi Mechanic (@AviMechanic) August 10, 2017
Singapore's famous salted egg chips soon in Manila https://t.co/8nnC24B4cl pic.twitter.com/i2mQQBvT84— ABS-CBN News (@ABSCBNNews) August 7, 2017
The Move - a Blur of Insanity https://t.co/w19JiSvqYZ via @MarriedFilipina— MarriedaFilipina.com (@MarriedFilipina) August 8, 2017
Been doing any crappy parenting lately? This (and baked beans) will cleanse u of guilt: https://t.co/fGzlFmujmY #parenting #parentingfail— Ginger Gorman (@GingerGorman) August 8, 2017
K. CONNIE KANG: Filipinos Happy With Life in U.S., but Lack United Voice
articles.latimes.com/1996-01-26/news/mn-29022_1_filipino-american
"Peace begins with a smile." - Mother Teresa #WorldPeace— Rabbi of the UN NGO (@cohen481) August 6, 2017
😂 How come y'all just can't let me be fat and happy? https://t.co/jVxBS3bWII— Bruno Mars (@BrunoMars) August 5, 2017
My boss just sent me an email re: how happy he's been with my performance. Is THAT what support from a boss feels like?! Wow.— j (@jssclvy) August 4, 2017
a muse, amused.— sheila (@_swagner3000) August 5, 2017
Kinda want to buy charcoal toothpaste #nobrushintime— So Tweet Me Maybe? (@VICE45) August 3, 2017
So glad jack is ok!! https://t.co/EWrWuGqOwG— Joy Lim Nakrin (@JoyNBCBoston) August 4, 2017
A dose of fear.
Jeremiah [Yirmiyahu]: let not the rich man [ashir] glory in his riches [b’oshro]
— Elisheva ✡ (@Baleboosteh) November 6, 2013
"Bida ang saya?" @Jollibee celebrates a milestone with 1,000th store https://t.co/phVW0nLJev pic.twitter.com/agy8nAAHiA— Inquirer (@inquirerdotnet) July 6, 2017
Vangie Baga-Reyes: The Pinoy brand is aggressively expanding overseas
my half spanish half filipino and part jewish humanities professor is the best person ever— jαm (@agenteehee) 14 Jun 2017
TOMORROW and Sunday- bring your mom to our scoop shops to get buy one get one 50% off sammies AND scoops! #TreatYoMom pic.twitter.com/m24ZXtc6dL— Coolhaus (@COOLHAUS) May 12, 2017
Here's what @AdamRichman, @chefleahcohen and others learned from their moms in the kitchen @thedailymeal #MothersDay https://t.co/bSzjiGdORC— Brooks Group PR (@BrooksGroupPR) May 12, 2017
A group of at least 20 Filipino mothers just got on my bus and I don't think I've ever been in a louder location in my life😂— Liam O'Gibne (@WilliamGibney_1) April 24, 2017
When ur mom unexpectedly invites all her Filipino friends over to eat and it becomes a gossiping fest 😂— Chef Alvin~ (@alvinoniaaah) November 12, 2016
Filipino mothers are so mean... dont let the smiles fool ya!— Antonette (@yosoyantonette) December 24, 2012
Congrats @HaileeSteinfeld !— yasmin yitzhak (@yasminyitzhak) June 16, 2016
Rock bottom is No.1 in #Mtv Israel ! 😍 love you! #Hit #LoveThisSong #BestSongEver pic.twitter.com/8Gdt7TKvcH
Filipinim Traffic Joke
Cecile Guidote-Alvarez: How long have you been in this country?
Ephraim Ben Matityahu: 13 months in Manila, 4 months on EDSA, all together 17 months in the Philippines.
Ephraim Ben Matityahu, successor to Menashe Bar-On: From Ethiopia, I came to the Philippines.
Ephraim Ben Matityahu, successor to Menashe Bar-On: The Philippines is founded on four pillars: one is music, one is food, one is dance, and the last one is taking pictures, but over time, I learned that there is a fifth pillar which, I think, is very, very crucial and very, very fundamental is the Filipino smile. This is one of the friendliest countries I ever spent time in and you feel it. I really have fun here.
Ephraim Ben Matityahu, successor to Menashe Bar-On: There is a beautiful synergy between Philippines of today pushing toward the future and where Israel is today and can be really a very good partner.
Ephraim Ben Matityahu, successor to Menashe Bar-On: There is a beautiful synergy between Philippines of today pushing toward the future and where Israel is today and can be really a very good partner.
Simon Jacobson: Asher is both prosperity and pleasure. Asher is the dimension of blessing beyond the norm – to be given more than what is necessary for survival. Asher is the personality of not just getting what you need, but also enjoying it.
בִּנְיָמִין נְתָנְיַהוּ: Today, we are taking a major step toward advancing the supply of gas in the State of Israel. Natural gas will be the number one growth engine, in Israel, in the coming years. We are talking about an investment of very many billions of dollars, already, over the next two years, and the creation of related industries, which will provide many jobs, for the citizens of Israel. The gas supply will help lower energy costs and the cost of living. It also gives energy independence to Israel. We will not be dependent on foreign energy sources - this is very important for the State Israel. It will pump hundreds of billions of shekels, over the next 20 years, to the citizens of Israel, to the social welfare, education and health budgets - which is very important to the country.
Did you guys know my Dad is a Filipino-Jew? #shabatshalom pic.twitter.com/S8xwhtaT
— Burt Macklin (@AristotleAcosta) September 3, 2012
@pinoyvey Hello from another Filipino Jew. Wondering if you know, are there many more like us doing interesting things online?
— Jake Goldberg (@6oldberg) June 26, 2012
It's Filipino Jew time! PINOY-VEY!
— Like a Bos (@Bosworth_B) February 3, 2014
I would love to meet a Filipino Jew soon. #bucketlist
— jovic yee (@jovicyee) January 16, 2013
#Ibetyouneverseen a Filipino Jew !
— The ιℓℓεst. (@_markramos) February 16, 2010
Is there such a thing as a Filipino Jew?
— Gothic Chancla (@agentlover) September 28, 2009
ever met a Filipino Jew? I have
— m a t t G (@Gnar_Li) February 12, 2014
I've now seen it all. A Filipino Jew .
— Marla $inger (@twopoundsofraw) March 2, 2012
"I met a Filipino Jew. That's all"
— ▲ (@SincerelyKesia) October 21, 2013
Things i want to see in my lifetime: a Filipino jew, a dubstep remix of Dilemma, the leafs or raptors win something.
— AJ (@paarachutes) December 12, 2012
I've never met a filipino jew yet.
— Eric Ramirez (@NotEricRamirez) December 25, 2011
if you ever meet a filipino jew, lemme know
— Guio Martinez (@guiomartinez) November 28, 2013
If anyone knows a Spanish speaking Jew who understands Filipino references and has an extremely dry humor, tell him I'm looking for him.
— Hannah Burgos (@hannahburgos) July 12, 2011
“@zachbraff: .@TheSpiderJosh can you speak in Filipino?" Shalom.”
Strangely enough, I've never met a Filipino Jew.
— Debbie (@dbmemoirs) May 23, 2013
@khadlynczarina How exciting! Although, it's quite difficult for me to imagine a Filipino Jew. Take a picture na lang if you can, please? (:
— Mykko (@mykkcheck) August 29, 2012
Mrs. Shira Smiles: Melekh Ha’Moshiakh comes from S’dm; Melekh Ha’Moshiakh comes from Avraham Avinu’s treemendous love…
Mrs. Shira Smiles: His biological DNA comes from Lot ~ comes from Lot’s Daughters ~ because, to really be Melekh Ha’Moshiakh, you have to have within you an understanding of the entire World to be Abel to judge them, to be Abel to understand them, and to be Abel to bring them closer to Hashem
Mrs. Shira Smiles: Women are not the ones that greet guests. Women don’t go out to greet the Men. The Men do. Ah, if that’s the law that Women don’t go out and Men do, therefore we know ~ and ET can be established in heaven, as well ~ Moabite Women are not responsible for not going out to greet the Jewish People, later on in His Story, and, therefore, Moabite Women are allowed to marry Jewish Men. Now that he knows that Moabite Women are allowed to marry Jewish Men, he knows, now, he can save Lot, from Lot can come Moav, from Moav can come Roos (Root frum Moav und Na’amah frum Ammon), and, therefore, they are allowed to be the Mothers av Melekh Ha’Moshiakh:
Mrs. Shira Smiles: In the meantime, we have lost that aspect of Avraham’s hesed; ET was inherited, instead, by Lot and his descendants Moav: this special type of hesed has been passed down from generation to generation, in dormant form, by the descendants av David Ha’Melekh…
Mrs. Shira Smiles: We FIND ourselves, in S’dm: we have to FIND the David in S’dm; we have to FIND the Melekh in S’dm.
Mrs. Shira Smiles: Literally, he sees that his tefillah went up in smoke:
||As I was setting up my camera on a table for a timer-controlled self-portrait, there were two guys who also came up and one of them took my photo.||
www.freedomtomarry.org/litigation/entry/louisiana
The main event; our first Filipino/Jewish fusion wedding! Congrats, JAZ &JOE! ❤️ (@ Washington Square Park) https://t.co/PPDEJK0Xbo
— Elise Fineza (@elisefineza) October 18, 2014
Tricia T. Pagtalunan: Mazel tov!!
Bnei Lot are of an ancient origin. In the migratory tradition of Ruth begun more than two millennia ago, a remnant of David and Solomon migrated into Maritime Southeast Asia which comprises what is now Brunei, East Timor, Indonesia, Malaysia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, The Philippines, and Singapore, as well as Melanesia, Micronesia, and Polynesia, with a sizeable minority of Malays migrating back to their tribal allotments in Sephardic Judah, besides Terrestrial and Figurative Jordan.