Joseph's Multiply Site

Joseph's Multiply Site http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/ "I cannot fix on the hour, or the spot, or the look, or the words, which laid the foundation. It is too long ago. I was in the middle before I knew that I had begun." - Mr. Darcy from Pride and Prejudice Sat, 5 Jul 2008 23:37:46 -0000 Sat, 28 Jun 2008 19:20:16 -0000 Joseph's Multiply Site http://images.josephbonifacio.multiply.com/logo http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com 100 100 Sunday Thoughts The past two weeks have been so eventful. Here are some of the thoughts and themes I've picked up. I love what I do! What a privilege to share what I believe with people. I am always awestruck when people share how their lives have been changed. I know how empty my words are on their own, so it can only be God moving inside them. Maybe I'll blog more about this another time. I love my friends! I'm so thankful for friends: old friends I've grown up with, new friends I never expected I'd become close to, friends who correct me and speak the truth to me, friends who expand my world, friends I learn from, friends I see everyday, friends I see every week, friends I see on occasion, and friends I miss. Relationships enrich life. What a great leadership team! I'm so amazed by the men who lead our organization. I've known them ever since I was a little boy, but now that I get to work with them I'm just blown away by their wisdom and experience. I could go on and on about the things I've learned... http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/journal/item/139/Sunday_Thoughts Sat, 28 Jun 2008 19:20:16 -0000 Lessons From the First Week <a href="http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/photos/hi-res/upload/SFfJagoKCEQAAFez5Yw1"></a><a href="http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/photos/hi-res/upload/SFfJagoKCEQAAFez5Yw1"><img style="width: 203px; height: 136px; " class="alignleft" src="http://images.josephbonifacio.multiply.com/image/1/photos/upload/300x300/SFfJagoKCEQAAFez5Yw1/DSC_0163.JPG?et=jg2CjBUfDhjeIkyRbBMXew&nmid=0" border="0"></a>Last week was the start of our School of Campus Ministry. We have 31 students from all over the Philippines, from as far north as Tuguegarao all the way to Zamboanga. All of them have come to be trained to be campus missionaries and youth pastors. It's my first time to "run a school," and I must say it's a pretty fun experience. Here are some thoughts and lessons from the first week: Imagine the class from your student's perspective.<a href="http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/photos/hi-res/upload/SFfJagoKCEQAAFez5Yw1"></a> One of my natural advantages in preparing for this thing is I'm easily bored. I've sat through enough lectures, classes, speeches, talks, and sermons that have proven this to be true. I always carry a book for insurance. This being the case, I always imagine myself in the class as I write the curriculum. If I find myself getting bored, I modify it immediately. Proper preparation prevents poor performance. I learned this nifty (naks! "NIFTY!") alliteration from a friend in the US. It really makes a difference. So always prepare well. You'll feel the differ... http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/journal/item/137/Lessons_From_the_First_Week Tue, 17 Jun 2008 14:15:00 -0000 My Favorite Campus Harvest Moments This is kinda late, but I've been working on our School of Campus Ministry lately, so I could only finish this blog now. Campus Harvest is our yearly (or every-other-yearly?) conference. Except for last year, we've had one every year since 2003. Click <a href="http://everynation.org/campusharvestmanila/">here</a> for pictures and free podcasts of the messages. While I really enjoyed all the others, this one was the best one ever in my books. Here are some reasons why:<a href="http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/photos/hi-res/upload/SEHDiwoKCEQAAH4nVGc1"><img style="width: 110px; height: 166px; " class="alignright" src="http://images.josephbonifacio.multiply.com/image/1/photos/upload/300x300/SEHDiwoKCEQAAH4nVGc1/dan_la.jpg?et=UtSwST2ba8Dxk%2BK0YRB56Q&nmid=0" border="0"></a> 1. Teamwork It was so energizing to work with such an excellent team! People who worked with so much commitment, passion, and skill. It is impossible to thank everyone who worked on it here, but none of it would have worked without them. Even the messages were done with teamwork. I couldn't have preached my message without the excellent support from the technical and production team. It was funny comparing notes with the other speakers, how all of us had HUGE inputs from other people in preparing our messages. We are always better together than alone. <a href="http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/photos/hi-res/upload/SEHFGgoKCEQAABlgJlg1"><img style="width: 152px; height: 101px; " class="alignright" src="http://images.josephbonifacio.multiply.com/image/1/photos/upload/300x300/SEHFGgoKCEQAABlgJlg1/patrick_mercado.jpg?et=TW2EX9hRHVhIpdSiZMd2gQ&nmid=0" border="0"></a> 2. Seeing other peop... http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/journal/item/136/My_Favorite_Campus_Harvest_Moments Tue, 27 May 2008 00:50:19 -0000 Bill Hybels and Ironman I had two amazing experiences today.                         Both very different from the other, but with one common intersection. <img style="width: 92px; height: 123px;" class="alignleft" src="http://images.josephbonifacio.multiply.com/image/1/photos/upload/300x300/SBirIwoKCEQAAGC3eAU1/BillHybels08af.jpg?et=j3Xe%2BUZL5SOdn7fn9CAKLA&nmid=" border="0">From 9-5, I was at a Question and Answer session with Pastors <a href="http://www.willowcreek.org/welcome.asp">Bill Hybels</a> and <a href="http://www.enewhope.org/aboutus/pastorwayne/">Wayne Cordeiro</a>. It was attended by a bunch of pastors from Victory and elsewhere. What an amazing time! If ideas are brain food, this was the mental equivalent of a buffet at Circles! One part that stuck out to me was when Pastor Bill talked about how he made the decision to pursue his life's calling, how he decided to follow Jesus in this specific way. He then said his life was so much richer in every way for it, and that he was so glad he made that decision. He also said that sometimes he would imagine what his life would be like if he had chosen something else. And it was a haunting picture. He was so glad for his decision and he was sure that it was right. <a href="http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/photos/hi-res/upload/SBirOgoKCEQAAGutJ6Q1"><img style="width: 197px; height: 147px;" class="alignright" src="http://images.josephbonifacio.multiply.com/image/1/photos/upload/300x300/SBirOgoKCEQAAGutJ6Q1/ironman.jpg?et=gTgcXWP5kJ2%2CYI9SZpf%2COQ&nmid=" border="0"></a>At 730 pm, I watched Iron... http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/journal/item/135/Bill_Hybels_and_Ironman Wed, 30 Apr 2008 17:29:34 -0000 Shooting Video Got one on the first try! Woohoo! Notice the recoil... It's http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/video/item/28/Shooting_Video Mon, 28 Apr 2008 14:43:32 -0000 Skeet Shooting in Dallas These Texans are amazing! The first thing they invited me to was skeet shooting at a range. You shoot these small round clay things called clay pigeons. They're named that because they're meant to fly in the same way as birds. I had some great companions. There was Jimmy - a small group leader from Trinity Dallas Church, Pastor Eric Soon - runner, executive pastor, shooter, and the best food connoisseur in Dallas, Stephen Keilers - my host, who has a plan to come to Manila and study missions one day, and his dad, Gerald - the 6'7" giant who served in Vietnam, whose big size is matched by a big heart. It was fun, except for the recoil of the gun! It kicked like crazy!!! Imagine someone kicking you in the shoulder repeatedly. I was bruised for a few days afterwards. But it was so worth it! I hit around 60% of my 50 shots, pretty good for a first time! The song is Brad Paisley's I'm Still a Guy. It's my new favorite country song. (Meaning, it's the only one I listen to. Hahaha) ... http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/photos/album/58/Skeet_Shooting_in_Dallas Mon, 28 Apr 2008 13:00:24 -0000 Laughable Joe I missed my flight! Hahahaha!!! I had the wrong time in my head this whole morning. I thought it was at 2:45. There I was leisurely packing, listening to music, dropping by Walmart and the post office.. then when I went to check in online, it said my flight had left already at 10:45. Whoops!!! Fortunately, they rebooked it for free. Thanks Varsha for helping me get a really cool ticket. I've changed my flights twice and now rebooked a missed one all FREE OF CHARGE. So it was definitely worth the price. Anyway, that's another hilarious episode to add to my travel comedies. As I thought about it, here are a few more: 1. The night before I flew out here, I totally forgot that I didn't have my passport. It was still at the Japanese Embassy. I was flying out in 8 hours and my passport was in limbo! Hahaha! I had to move my flight one day later and MAKE SURE that I had my passport the next day. 2. Coming home from San Jose last year, Tracy offered to drop me off at the airport. I moved my ba... http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/journal/item/134/Laughable_Joe Tue, 22 Apr 2008 22:26:44 -0000 Good Food, Good Friends, Good Times Here are some of the meals I've had during my trip. I love enjoying different cuisines so it was really great being able to do that this trip. I loved all the variety: Italian, Japanese, Chinese, Persian, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese, Southern, Texan, Mexican, Hawaiian, and of course, Filipino! http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/photos/album/57/Good_Food_Good_Friends_Good_Times Sun, 20 Apr 2008 23:54:17 -0000 The Numbers I'm almost home! This was the 2nd longest trip I've ever taken. It has been a GRREAT trip full of learning, doing, connecting and reconnecting. Since there's so much to blog about, and my mind can't crunch everything down to a "bloggable level." I'll summarize this trip in the most impersonal way I can. Away for 92 days     Visited 9 cities Slept 37 nights on beds, 49 nights on sofas, and 5 nights on sofa beds (which are a category on their own because of their unique discomfort)     Drove over 2000 miles, for an estimated 50 hours in the car         Rented 4 cars, borrowed 3 cars             Took 11 plane rides and 4 bus rides Now that I look at it this way, it doesn't seem that long anymore. I mean, it sure felt longer than it looks. I guess numbers have a way of doing that, cutting through feelings and bringing us back to reality. So the most significant numbers to me right now a... http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/journal/item/133/The_Numbers Fri, 18 Apr 2008 18:13:13 -0000 Reading List #2 I'm really behind on this. I was hoping to blog what I'd been reading per month, but things have been really busy. The first version of this can be found <a href="http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/journal/item/112/Reading_List_-_Inspired_by_Pastor_Dennis">here.</a> And these are the books I've read since then. There's quite a lot this time because it's been two and a half months, and I had to read a lot for the school I attended. 1. The Life You've Always Wanted<a href="http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/photos/hi-res/upload/SAgmVQoKCEQAAFyX7p41"><img style="width: 77px; height: 118px;" class="alignright" src="http://images.josephbonifacio.multiply.com/image/1/photos/upload/300x300/SAgmVQoKCEQAAFyX7p41/thelifeyouvealwayswanted.jpg?et=IdVkOGN1Y%2BsAgBxYPSvsuw&nmid=" border="0"></a> This is a book about developing spiritual disciplines like praying, reading the Bible, etc. I loved it because it approached the topic from a very liberating perspective. Instead of coming away feeling like there's SO MUCH I have to do, the book made me want to do those things. You'll have to read it to know what I mean, but it's definitely worth it. The language is light but the ideas are great. This is something for anyone who wants to mature spiritually. A great book! <a href="http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/photos/hi-res/upload/SAgmfwoKCEQAADBKaoE1"><img style="width: 73px; height: 99px;" class="alignleft" src="http://images.josephbonifacio.multiply.com/image/1/photos/upload/300x300/SAgmfwoKCEQAADBKaoE1/0310228646.jpg?et=VS1S8qqXkCyqAJoIf8tIdw&nmid=" border="0"></a>2. Everybody's Normal Till You Get to Know Them This book is about developing real relationships. It talks about encouraging intimacy and closeness in relat... http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/journal/item/132/Reading_List_2 Fri, 18 Apr 2008 04:54:31 -0000 When is Good Enough Enough? "Enough" is such a strange word. Stare at it and say it out loud. I don't know if you're like me, but doing that eventually makes the word look so strange and lose its meaning. Try it here: enough enough enough enough enough enough<img src="file:///Users/joe/Desktop/chickentvads.jpg" alt="">... Does it happen to you too? Hahahaha! Anyway, that's not my point. I'm blogging coz I saw this cartoon. Click the picture to go to his site. Doug Savage is such a genius. <a href="http://www.savagechickens.com/blog/index.html"><img class="alignmiddleb" src="http://images.josephbonifacio.multiply.com/image/1/photos/upload/300x300/R-6B2goKCEQAAAPngEA1/chickentvads.jpg?et=1f5wPg3sCosZFiT%2C2UDCAQ&nmid=" border="0"></a>So much of the media and advertising is all about how you and I aren't good enough. We aren't:          smart enough,              rich enough,                  thin enough,                      buff enough,                         white enough,         &n... http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/journal/item/131/When_is_Good_Enough_Enough Thu, 10 Apr 2008 21:20:55 -0000 On Power a.k.a. Why I Didn't Really Like 300 *SPOILER* *This blog is a little long. But I hope the colors and layouts help. I've been thinking about this ever since I saw the movie last year, but couldn't put my thoughts and feelings into words till now. Writing this was very emotionally moving for me, and I hope it benefits you too.* First of all, I really enjoyed the movie. I had been anticipating it for quite a while, AND it came out on my birthday last year! I loved  the action, the violence, the gore, all of that. The creativity was really good too. So I'm not saying that I hated the movie, okay? I loved all the bravery, the courage, strength, and ability. I loved how they laughed under the shower of arrows. It was thrilling to watch them fight with the knowledge that they could be killed any moment. These were men willing to fight, suffer, and die. But fight, suffer and die for what? The Spartans fought for no one else but themselves. They killed their babies when they saw the slightest imperfection in them. The scene wi... http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/journal/item/130/On_Power_a.k.a._Why_I_Didnt_Really_Like_300_SPOILER Wed, 9 Apr 2008 14:37:30 -0000 Savage Chickens 3 Here's my 3rd compilation of Savage Chickens. These guys are hilarious. Again, these were taken from the website of Doug Savage: <a href="http://www.savagechickens.com/blog/index.html">savagechickens.com</a>. Here are my <a href="http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/photos/album/24/Savage_Chickens">1st</a> and <a href="http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/photos/album/36/Savage_Chickens_2">2nd</a> compilations too. http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/photos/album/55/Savage_Chickens_3 Thu, 3 Apr 2008 04:57:18 -0000 UPDATED: Just So I Know You Know One of the billions of things I can't understand about women is when they say that they don't want you to fix their problems right away. It means more to them that you listen as they talk. I never could get that because I'm more in the category that says, "Help me, give me advice, or let me do it alone. We can socialize later." Those who have attempted to educate me say that "Just knowing that you know about the problem and are with me in it is enough." I think I understood a bit of that today. It's 9:30 am as I type this. I'm in the Memphis airport, getting a connecting flight from Nashville to LA. Nashville was a blast, I honestly never expected to enjoy myself that much there. The people were just amazing, and I felt so at home. But that's for another blog. When I arrived here, I found that my Northwest flight to LA was delayed and I would consequently miss my Delta flight to San Jose. Neither airline said they could/would help me because the flights were booked separately. Each o... http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/journal/item/127/UPDATED_Just_So_I_Know_You_Know Sat, 29 Mar 2008 14:57:11 -0000 UPDATED: Some Great Blogs I've Been Reading With over a thousand contacts, there's always a ton of new posts in my Inbox. Things get pushed down quickly, so this post is as just for me as it is for everyone else. Here are some cool blogs I've stumbled onto. Check them out! There's something here for everyone. FOR CULTURAL INSIGHTS: Satomi Mercer - She is one of my favorite bloggers ever! Short, sweet, and seemingly sarcastic. It's always a pleasure to read her stuff. This one is no different: funny with a lesson! Click <a href="http://satomimercer.multiply.com/journal/item/107/Handshake_and_bowing?replies_read=6">here</a>. FOR LAUGHS WITH GOOD LESSONS: Malou Tabelisma - Her <a href="http://malousemail.multiply.com/journal/item/102/Johns_Innocent_Blunders?replies_read=4">mini-series</a> on her son, John, is hilarious! Be sure to check out the <a href="http://malousemail.multiply.com/journal">other blogs</a> too, there's good stuff in there. While you're at it, check out <a href="http://kktwolf.multiply.com/journal/item/7/Dads_are_AWESOME?replies_read=2">Keziah's blog</a> on her father, Eben. Kris Brenes - <a href="http://krisbrenes.multiply.com/journal/item/13/Searching_for_Jojo?replies_read=2">This blog</a> is great too. This is another family I'm glad we got to meet in Nashville. Check out the pics if you can. They've got the sweetest kids. Pinky Katipunan - This is <a href="http://pinkyk.multiply.com/journal/item/57/Elijah_Prays_for_Tita_Pinky?replies_read=18">a cute blog</a> about my friend Elijah. Pinky writes so well talaga. I think it comes more naturally ... http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/journal/item/126/UPDATED_Some_Great_Blogs_Ive_Been_Reading Wed, 26 Mar 2008 07:03:29 -0000 Pastor Ryan Getting Back at Elijah For Easter Sunday, we had a Piñata (kinda like Palayok, to the Filipinos). After his turn, Ryan immediately found a way to mess with the other people who were trying to hit it. Hahahaha! Look at Ryan at the end of the video, pretending like nothing http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/video/item/17/Pastor_Ryan_Getting_Back_at_Elijah Tue, 25 Mar 2008 04:19:07 -0000 Pastor Ryan Tan and the Dog We were hanging out at Pastor Paul Barker's house. Ryan stood up to get a video and we hid the dog underneath the blanket at his spot. I love his reaction! Listen to hear Elijah say, "It's a ninja move!" And at the end Ryan says, "I almost bit the dog with my Crouching Tiger." http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/video/item/16/Pastor_Ryan_Tan_and_the_Dog Mon, 24 Mar 2008 07:05:29 -0000 Holy Week in Nashville I was kinda missing the whole Holy Week experience in Manila. You know, the sudden surge of religiosity in an already religious nation, the ghost-town feel, and the pleasure of driving through relatively empty streets. But this past week has been a blast as well! We had great classes. Then I got to hang out with Pinoys: Pam and her coworkers and Coocoo. I also got to play basketball and we hung out a lot with our classmates. http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/photos/album/54/Holy_Week_in_Nashville Mon, 24 Mar 2008 04:36:47 -0000 Survey from Varsha and Mikey 1. Four months from now, will you be in a relationship? You never know . . .  - Hahaha! Go Varsha! 2. What color are your eyes? Black in the middle, then white all around, except when I sleep late. 3. What’s your full name? Joseph Francis Antonio Bonifacio 4. Do you smoke? No... But I've gotten used to secondhand smoke 5. What in the world are you listening to? Middleville by Joshua Jamison! Super cool song! Check it out <a href="http://www.myspace.com/joshuajamison">here</a>. 6. Are you married? Nope 7. Have you ever told someone you loved them and meant it? Yeah, why else would you say something so binding? 8. Is there anyone who doesn't like you because of something you didn't do? What? How am I supposed to know? But judging from past events, I wouldn't be surprised... 9. Last phone call received? From  this lady at the church here who apparently knows my dad 10. Do you miss anyone? Honestly, nope... But when I see people again, I'll realize I missed them. 11. How are you feeling? Great, thanks! How are you? 12. Did any of your friends go o... http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/journal/item/124/Survey_from_Varsha_and_Mikey Fri, 21 Mar 2008 19:28:01 -0000 Weekend in St. Louis I drove up to St. Louis last Friday to spend the weekend with some friends there. BITIN!!! But it was great seeing them again. I stayed with the Broadduses: Bill and Cathy with their 3 kids, Lita(13), Victoria(6), and Dillon (2). It was fun playing with the kids, monopoly, hide-and-seek, Wii, tag, Deal or No deal, and their new acquisition, the trampoline!!! I also got to see Ben and Benjamin Stratton after church. I stayed with the Strattons before, and Benjamin and I played tons of Xbox games together. Hahaha! Didn't have the time to do that this trip, maybe next time. Ben showed me around his new cafe. I can't wait to visit again when it's up and http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/photos/album/50/Weekend_in_St._Louis Mon, 17 Mar 2008 05:05:50 -0000 "I Am Doing A Great Work and I Cannot Come Down." This past weekend, I drove up to St. Louis to visit some friends. You can check out some pics <a href="http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/photos/album/50/Weekend_in_St._Louis">here</a>. It really amazes me how a seemingly-random encounter has become a friendship that's been going for almost 4 years now. Anyway, on the way home I was listening to Andy Stanley's podcast and I was struck by something he said. He was talking about knowing God's will for your life, like how do we figure out what the best decision is. One way to determine it is to receive a vision from God about your future. The more detailed our vision is, the less distracted we will be and the easier it will be to decide. For example, if you have a vision that you will be healthy enough to run around with your grandchildren when you're over 50 years old, then that vision should automatically eliminate certain lifestyles. We wouldn't eat certain things, we'd exercise more, etc. He gave the example of Nehemiah, who was tasked to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem. While he was doing this, in chapter 6, a group ... http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/journal/item/123/I_Am_Doing_A_Great_Work_and_I_Cannot_Come_Down. Mon, 17 Mar 2008 04:53:10 -0000 Things I'm Excited For Great, great things ahead! I'm so excited for so many new developments this year! Last night, I couldn't sleep coz I was thinking of so many things that we've got coming up and it was keeping me awake. Here are some of them: 1.) Campus Harvest!!!<a href="http://everynation.org/campusharvestmanila/photos"><img style="width: 131px; height: 80px;" class="alignright" src="http://images.josephbonifacio.multiply.com/image/1/photos/upload/300x300/R9dvVQoKCEQAAGfwIzw1/splash_01.jpg?et=%2CnvVT%2BRm89dsK2heokQysA&nmid=" border="0"></a> We didn't have it last year, so I'm so excited to have it again this year! Campus Harvest is our student conference where young people come together to worship God, get to know people with a similar passion, and learn how to live for God, especially in their homes, schools, and communities. It's gonna go from May 22-24 at the PhilSports Arena (which we all know as ULTRA, but it isn't called that anymore.) This one's gonna be GREAT! I love the theme and I'm excited for the ideas that have been coming up. If you plan on going, you better sign up soon to get good seats. You can register <a href="http://www.everynation.org/campusharvestmanila/">here</a>. There's a video on that site already. Here's <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54ytjbBsFbM">another one</a>, if you want a better idea. This has been a highlight of my year every time that we've done it. If ... http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/journal/item/121/Things_Im_Excited_For Wed, 12 Mar 2008 06:04:50 -0000 Life in Nashville This has more photos than I usually care to upload, but I'll make an exception because I don't want to have to put up more than one album. The pictures are too assorted for that. These are all taken at different times, so I've grouped them according to themes: Church, School, Home, Friends, http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/photos/album/49/Life_in_Nashville Sun, 9 Mar 2008 08:03:01 -0000 The Trip So Far - North Carolina I’m home from Durham, North Carolina now having just attended Campus Harvest and the Every Nation Campus Ministries Staff Summit. Pastors LA, Marc, Ryan, and I drove down here from Nashville last Friday. It’s a 9 hour drive and Pastor Marc heroically volunteered to drive the whole time. Just like last year, these meetings and talks have been so great! There’s too many thoughts flying around so I’ll do the random points thing again. So many great ideas! I'm really grateful for this opportunity to learn and observe their campus ministries here. I'm learning so much from how well-organized things are. It's a really interesting exercise to be observing things outside of your own culture and thinking about what would and wouldn't work back home. I can't wait to go home and put some of these things to practice. So much fun connecting with people! I realize now that I love making first-time connections and meeting different kinds of people. (Whether I'm good with following up on that is another... http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/journal/item/118/The_Trip_So_Far_-_North_Carolina Thu, 28 Feb 2008 06:13:33 -0000 Disney World!!! We got to go to Disney World on my last day in Orlando! Someone gave us free tickets! We had a blast! We were joined by Sharon and her son Clint. Check out Tito Jay's pictures <a href="http://jayduque.multiply.com/photos/album/2/Disney_World_Where_Dreams_Come_True">here</a>. http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/photos/album/48/Disney_World Wed, 20 Feb 2008 15:47:52 -0000 Downtown Disney This is a collection of two visits to Downtown DIsney. Once with the Dukes and Magpies, and another time with Luis, Thelma, and Kyera. I LOVED the sandwiches at Earl of Sandwich!!! Super good... I'm drooling now, thinking about http://josephbonifacio.multiply.com/photos/album/47/Downtown_Disney Mon, 18 Feb 2008 16:04:49 -0000