YEHEY, I’M here in Dumaguete! I thought I would not have any chance to blog while here at the 6th Youth for Environment Summer (YES) Camp in Dumaguete City. But since today is still Day 0, we went on a tour around the city and stopped by this internet cafe because my students are really [...]
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SEVEN DAYS. My absence from the blogosphere would be about that long because I’m leaving for Dumguete tomorrow. I will surely miss blogging on those days. But I hope the activities we will be having there would compensate.
Upon my return, I will be telling you about the Tree Planting we had at the Calminda Watershed, [...]
I STARTED my quest for the best broadband service that will connect me to the world wide web from our home. Turned out, I am not looking for the best but the ONLY broadband service I could avail of.
Whenever I go down to GenSan I always see to it that I can learn new information [...]
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HAPPY EARTH day everyone!
I have just read TIME magazine’s Earth Day issue last year, which was about what people can do about climate change. I’ll be practicing some of them at home.
By the way, here’s how Google and Yahoo! take part in today’s celebration:
Learn how to make a difference!
WE HAD our planning conference last April 10-11, where we were given the subjects we will be handling for the school year 2008-2009.
In that Forum, it was agreed that I will be handling Physics I and Physics 2. That’s four classes plus a third year advisory class. Until the new teacher arrives (August, maybe) I [...]
DUMAGUETE, HERE we come!
On April 27, we will be leaving Sarangani for a five-day YES Camp (Youth Environment Summer Camp) at Foundation University, Dumaguete City.
I and Sir Marco will be chaperoning our students to the Camp. But there are sessions for teachers, also. So, it will definitely be another learning experience for me.
However, I have one problem: I [...]
THE SARANGANI leg of the Earth Day Caravan happened today at the Sarangani Provincial Capitol Gymnasium, with the theme: Tubig ay Buhay, Ating Pagyamanin at Linisin.
I used to attend celebrations like this when I was in High School as a member of the Junior Ecologist Movement of our school. This morning was a new chance [...]
WHEW! I thought I would be actively blogging again, but I failed. It’s just that too many things are happening each day and I can’t find time to blog. Well, anyway, I’m glad I managed to sneak some time for this post.
For alums of Alabel National Science High School, we will have a meeting on [...]
IT HAS been quite long since my last post because of a lot of things that happened in the past few days.
My sisters who are living in Bulacan went home for my mother’s 66th Birthday. We also had a family reunion because it had been seven years already since the last time they were here.
We [...]
I COULD say that these days are the few of the best in my life.
What more could I ask for? My family’s happy now. I am happy now with my job, with my friends, and with almost everything going on in my life.
I’m so thankful to the Lord.
IT'S SARANGANI's 16th Foundation Anniversary. Watch out for updates on the MunaTo Festival 2008, November 27-29, 2008 at the Sarangani Provincial Capitol Park, Alabel, Sarangani Province.
MunaTo is a B'laan word, which means First People, referring to the relics found in Maitum, Sarangani Province that implies the existence of an ancient civilization there in about 500 BC.
