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Sabel: The Beautiful Damsel

One and a half day to go and we will say goodbye November, then people all over the globe will be celebrating the yuletide season on 25th day of December. So before I write any Christmas related stuff here, I just want to make a special page or post to my showbiz crush, Jessy Mendiola.


I started to like this 'it girl' when I first saw her in Avon brochure and BINGO biscuit commercial. Her flawless skin, beautiful smile and personality caught me awestruck and I suddenly fell in love with her. That admiration grew when I saw her up close and personal in Trinoma and took a picture together.

Jessy and I (Excuse my haggardness. Hehe)

She was so nice and I can honestly say that her kindness is genuine because I didn't felt any pretensions from this beautiful damsel. I just hope that I'll see her again very soon and take more pictures of her.

Anyway, Jessy Mendiola will finally lead on her first ever teleserye in ABS-CBN entitled Sabel. I just hope that this series will set Jessy into full blast stardom.

She's so damn lovely! ;)


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