THERE ARE many reasons why I think today was freaky.
First, the rain. Did it rain here the whole week? I almost feel like I’m in Forks. (Haha. Watch Twilight the Movie at the theater near you on November 21 November 26.) Our school grounds, which is already swampy, now looks like a lake. I’ve always [...]
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Blogging From Marbel
IT’S NICE to be back here.
We are here for the Regional Super Quiz Bee. I hope we can make it to the national level this time.
Right now I’m blogging from Lambat Sa Ciudad, a resto here. We are having dinner. It feels good to be here again, the place which used to absorb [...]
The Law of Rewards
IT’S NO brainer, give a person something he would like and expect him to be nice to you.
When I was still a student teacher, I couldn’t seem to appreciate the Law of Rewards thinking that it only works on kids. But now that I’m a teacher, it seems to have found its significance.
Last week, we [...]
Complexities
LIFE IS getting more and more complicated for these days and I’m about to lose my sanity.
I BADLY NEED A BREAK.
After days of poring over our school improvement plan, I had a (very) short break in Lake Sebu. No, it wasn’t really a break; it was part of work. And now, I’m back to my [...]
Stop and Smell the Rose
THE IDIOM is just so apt for me these days. I’m like a zombie at home. When I arrive, I just go straight to my room and doze off. I just hope we could finish the school improvement plan very soon. I could not take it if our stress would be prolonged.
It’s Saturday today but [...]
I’m Missing My Students
FOR SEVERAL days now, I have not been doing classroom teaching because my principal commissioned me to draft our school improvement plan. It’s draining the spirit in me because, for several hours in a day, we’re talking about problems and trying to find solutions, which appear to be very elusive.
It’s not that I am complaining. [...]
It’s World Teachers’ Day Today!
TEACHERS IN the country may enjoy treats from any Jollibee stores nationwide starting today, October 5, 2008 until October 10th as Jollibee takes part in the celebration of World Teachers’ Day.
However, it is public knowledge that teachers do not need a treat from Jollibee because they need more than that. Nevertheless, we say thanks to [...]
The Feel of Winning
LIFE INDEED is a cycle. A few months ago, I’ve been feeling so low because it seems like everything I do fails. First, the blogging seminar we orgnanized was postponed. Of course, I’ve already put a lot into it. I also suferred some depression after the great deception. I thought it was just nothing. I [...]
Avoiding Conflicts with Co-Workers
NO, I am not currently in conflict with anyone at work and I hope it will be like that for the rest of my stay here.
I’d just like to write now about how I was able to avoid conflicts with my co-teachers in my first year of teaching. Here are the five thoughts I always [...]
Updates
WHAT A creative title! (Harhar!) But that is exactly what this post is about. Let me tell you what I’m into these days.
THE BLOGGING SEMINAR. It’s still not very clear up to this day. Loreen and I are working hard for this in preparation for the Mindanao Bloggers Summit 2, which will be held in [...]
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Sarangani's Munato Festival
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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.





