MIND REHAB: Tribute to a Friend - Ian Quinto, you will be missed.

Thursday, December 4, 2008

Tribute to a Friend - Ian Quinto, you will be missed.

Sandali lang tayo nagkasama.
Pero I still felt the loss...
Pano pa kaya sa mga taong talagang malapit sayo?
Sana, kung nasan ka man... masaya ka.
Sa susunod na pagkikita, dude.

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