happy, happy birthday cha!
happy birthday cha!
- april 8 -
main entry: charm
Etymology: Middle English charme, from Anglo-French,
from Latin carmen song, from canere to sing
the chanting or reciting of a magic spell
a practice or expression believed to have magic power
something worn about the person to ensure good fortune
a trait that fascinates, allures, or delights
a physical grace or attraction
compelling attractiveness
this is all charisse...and more
cha - no one can be more lovelier,
no one can be more friendlier,
no one can be more charming.
- april 8 -
main entry: charmEtymology: Middle English charme, from Anglo-French,
from Latin carmen song, from canere to sing
the chanting or reciting of a magic spell
a practice or expression believed to have magic power
something worn about the person to ensure good fortune
a trait that fascinates, allures, or delights
a physical grace or attraction
compelling attractiveness
this is all charisse...and more
cha - no one can be more lovelier,
no one can be more friendlier,
no one can be more charming.
am i right or am i right?
the highnesses of the literatis
sa pag-indak at pag-sayawsaan ka pa
beauty and brainsmany may not know, but cha was able
to answer one of the hardest questions ever asked...
i.e., what are infinit-o's missions and visions
the thought-provoking look(what to have for lunch at jollijeep)
with friends
an inside peek in the life of charissea frame-by-frame account
on
how to do a ponytail
o di ba, diva na siya
siyempre, kasali ako
a beauty is a woman you notice
cha is not just pretty, she is beautiful;
cha is more than a woman, she is a lady;
cha - will definitely captivate you!
- o -
cha is not just pretty, she is beautiful;
cha is more than a woman, she is a lady;
cha - will definitely captivate you!
- o -
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