I plurked a few hours ago that the LDS (Latter-day Saint) world is small, and it just keeps getting smaller and smaller. So many times in my late high school and college years have I held this true.

There's my friend, Jeneen Reyes, who I met through Friendster. She added me up and I accepted her because she's a member of the Church, and I've always been ecstatic about the idea of having friends from other stakes (she's from Novaliches Stake). Anyway, we sent each other messages in Friendster and then later on found out that our Stakes plus QC Stake will be combined that year for a Regional Youth Conference. We met there and have been good friends since. We even met-up again sa 2nd time, this time for a Young Single Adult Conference. I have no idea when I'll see her agian, but we still keep in touch every now and then.

There's another instance in Hawaii. We missed our bus going home from the Polynesian Cultural Center because my lola had an accident and needed medical assistance, so we were held up there for some time. I was standing there just looking at what the medics were doing to my lola when someone called me. It turned out to be Kuya Jed Dy, my Seminary teacher's husband. He was either working or studying there at that time. When it was time to leave, one of the staff members and his wife offered to drive us back to our hotel. We later on discovered that both of them were good friends of my cousin, Ate May, and her husband, Kuya David. Even when we reached our hotel, the stories seemed never ending.

There are other missionary experiences as well. Elder Bradford who used to be a missionary assigned to our Ward paid a visit to us one Sunday last month. Apparently, he knows my cousin, Kuya Carlo. Very well, might I add. If remember it correctly, they used to be roommates in the mission field. Then there's Kuya JR Guererro who served a mission in Manila. I asked him if he met my cousin, Kuya PJ (Kuya Carlo's brother), because he, too, served a mission in Manila. Turns out he does know Kuya PJ.

I'd like to go on and on about these funny little coincidences, but there's just too many of them to blog about, and I have another story to tell! haha~

My dad mentioned that he and Elder Teh want to plan a get-together of all the Area and General Authories in the Philippines plus kids. I got excited as usual, because this would mean meeting more friends (friends with powerful dads pa HAHA), so I looking for people in Facebook with the last names of the Elders I know. I found just two.

One is my brother's contact who used to study in DLSU. I'm from DLSU, but I never saw this guy around campus and neither has Janna, another LDS in DLSU. My classmate before from Pasay Stake, Elisha, said that she knows him though (small world incident again!). Their family used to live in Pasay, so he's an old friend of hers. I wonder, did she ever see him around school kaya? I didn't see Elisha around last term, so I wasn't able to ask. Hmm...

I found another person who, even from the thumbnail, looked very familiar. I did a search of this guy in Friendster, and luckily, his profile wasn't set to private. I looked through his photos and really felt like I've seen him somewhere before. Then I got to the photo that answered my question and then realized that I REALLY HAVE SEEN HIM BEFORE. He was the only good-looking guy in the YSA (the one I mentioned earlier, with Jeneen) I attended last year - the only one. Well, at least that was what my friends and I agreed on. haha! I looked at the other photos and voila! It was him! I remembered the polo he wore that night. Oh my, I know the guy's name now. Case solved! *evil grin* I'm not sure if he's Elder *insert last name here*'s son though. I hope he is. Hello friend! nyahaha~

All right, enough procrastinating, time to get back to my homework :)) OH! and 9 days left 'til I leave my teenage life O_O;;