hello! i'm back!
mahabang post n nmn to. haha
first of all, my deepest condolences to david cook and family. i cried when i heard the news.
that was very sad. i hope he can get through this hard time.
but i'm glad that the concert will push through. this is one proof that david cook is very professional.
i've watched that interview of jomari yllana kanina sa 24 oras. binasa nya ung statement ng management ni DC. he said that DC is thrilled to see his fans in manila, khit na ganun ung situation.
then, about sa arrival nya.
sa may 12 na talaga!!! OMG! sama ako ha. pwede ntin syang salubingin. kaso super aga nmn. hehe
sama rin ako sa mga guestings! text nyo po ako ha. here's my #. 09159355107
pakilala lng po kau. please!! sma po ako! gusto ko po talaga syang makita! and i know na lahat po tau, un ung gusto.
then, nakita ko po ung petition ng architects.
nag-iisip din po ako about that. pwede nating sulatan ung mga sponsors. better kung ung fearless productions mismo.
i found the contact details of metro card club, the major sponsor of the concert.
The Metro Card Club
Bldg. C Bazaar Area Metrowalk Commercial Complex,
Ortigas Center, Pasig City
Philippines
Telephone:
+63 2 633-1422 | +63 2 633-6536
E-mail Address:
admin@metrocardclub.combetter sana kung snail mail.
pero pwede rin po taung gumawa ng email sa knila.
waah! i'm just dying to see him face to face!
kaya po ganito ako. hehe
lab u ol cookies!!
hello sa lahat ng OL!
text nyo po ako.
wla akong load. hehe
09159355107
DAVID'S MYSPACE BLOG ENTRYQUOTE
Tuesday, May 05, 2009
ON BEHALF OF MY FAMILY AND MYSELF
I wanted to write everyone and say a few things, in light of recent events, to dispel any misinformation that may be circulating and to say thank you on behalf of my family and myself to everyone who has shown even the slightest bit of support to us and our efforts as a family to help eradicate this terrible affliction.
My brother, Adam, passed away at 11:52pm Eastern, May 2nd. He was 37 years old and leaves behind his wife and two children. We had played Sunfest in West Palm Beach that night, walking off stage at approximately 11:00pm Eastern, and I rushed to get on a plane to fly to Washington D.C., to be a part of the Race For Hope-D.C., a fundraiser for research and development of a cure for brain cancer. I learned of Adam’s passing upon getting to my hotel around 3:00am Eastern. I decided to run in the race, despite all of this, for two reasons. First, my brother never wanted his illness to affect others. That was evident in the fact that he wanted his illness to have no part in my experience on Idol, a point he was quite adamant about. So, with that wish in mind, I ran and was involved with the event as an homage to him. Secondly, there are many people who are still battling, and by running and sharing my brother’s story, I hope that it offers those still fighting that much more resolve to not succumb to this wretched disease.
I want to again thank everyone who donated to the race and continues to donate, sent a kind email, posted thoughts and prayers, called, etc. I take it as affirmation that my brother was the great man that I knew, and whose ideals I constantly try to uphold in myself. It is with those ideals in tow that I vow to continue to speak out in hopes of raising whatever necessary to help eliminate cancer entirely.
Also, I mentioned earlier that Adam never wanted his illness to affect anyone. So, with the exception of our Toledo, OH, show on May 6th, which we will do everything possible to reschedule, all other shows will go on as scheduled.
Lastly, thank you to everyone for allowing us, as a family, to grieve and come to terms privately. This event has shown me, beyond doubt, that I have the greatest people in my life, family, friends, and fans alike, and for that, I can never offer enough thanks.
~D