Tuesday, May 24, 2011

Down memory lane

March's and May's are the most awaited month's for the graduating students from grade schools, high schools, and colleges. Every student prepares for the awaited day they have been yearning most of their school days, to graduate.
I attended college graduation twice this past two months, one for my sister and the other for my cousins. I found similar scenes from the other to another, the grins in their faces and the sighs that ya i had too during my days.

Ironic as it seems back at the time when we're still in school all we think about is to graduate and then here we are nostalgic about our school days.Well i guess it's because we spent half of our life in school, learning most of what we do know now. But not just learning per se it's the people we spent time most, our classmates that we made friends and later BFF's. With all those stupid things we do talking back behind our teachers wishing they would be absent in the next few days so that there will be no class. Planning fight backs and how to loiter school and canteen during class time.

That might be some of the reasons, reminiscing the past and few topics for the reunions. School days with the day to day activities we had, the knowledge, the laughter, the fun, the years spent together. How well you did school?was you, one of the top of the class, the quiet one, the unbearable parrot, the ever versatile student, the most popular, the nerdy or the most hated one, the teacher's pet? Whoever you are from the past doesn't matter now what matter's most is how you spend your school days and the memories you treasure most with the people you've been. Bear in mind memories are forever and so are friends. Keep in touch always.

Monday, May 16, 2011

South Cotabato


Located at the southern part of the island of Mindanao, South Cotabato has a diverse culture of indigenous tribes which are the T'boli and Bl'aans.  T'boli comes from Tau-bili where “Tau” means “small human creature” and “bili” means “fruit of the wild vine as B'laan means Bla - opponent and the suffix an - people. 


T'boli tribe

B'laan Tribe

South Cotabato is multifaceted heritages, the Ilonggo's, Bisaya's, Tagalog's, Hiligaynon's.
Mainly the source of income of the the province's is from the Agriculture, Fishery, Livestock and Poultry.
It is subdivided into 10 municipalities, 1 highly urbanized city and 1 component city.


Ideally if your opt for a nature trip, South Cotabato is top of the list. It is a typhoon free. You can do everything from taking pictures of awesome natural scenery of the province, to adrenaline rush from zip lining, mountain climbing, diving, water skimming, or experience the different festive's of the municipalities.





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Humanfolk







HUMANFOLK is a world music project between Johnny Alegre (guitar, bamboo percussion, voice), Susie Ibarra (kulintang, drums, percussion, voices) and her husband, Roberto Juan Rodriguez (drums, percussion), together with renowned Philippine musical artists Cynthia Alexander (guitar, vocals, bass, bamboo percussion, gongs), and Malek Lopez (keyboards, synthesizer and sound design). 


Humanfolk's music is a fusion of Philippine intruments from bamboo to gongs with a touch of folk jazz and with amalgam of world music. A contemporary world music with distinct harmonic progression that in the end after listening a compiling sense of happiness felt.



Para sa Tao

Sunday, March 13, 2011

The Most Common Face in the World

The National Geographic Magazine released a video clip about "The World's Most Typical Person" in the World over 7 billion people. Imagine that, who could it be a male or female? It was concluded that a 28 year old han chinese man was the most typical person in the planet earth. There were 9 million of them. Researchers average 190,000 photos of them which create a composite image the World's Most Typical Person.

But still don't get used to the results yet because by 2030 that person will come from India.
Here's the video go checked it out!

Wednesday, February 16, 2011

A Big Boom in the morning

Boom! mother went in our room in panic asking what was that?Minutes before she did told us what happened around 1am to our neighborhood, they were been several gunshots fired in one of the resident and some armed men in bonnet were seen hovering in the area. Hours before the big boom I've read a post in the FB saying she heard a 6 gunshots, i thought it was somewhere farther here so i just didn't mind. As mother in fright, father went in his motorcycle rushed to the scene to find out what happened. As he came in there were already the policemen in control of the area. Neighbors said that men in bonnet threw a grenade before they strafe the house, fortunately the family inside laid after they heard it, good to hear they were all safe. Speculations that it was  some kind of political foes. It could happen to anyone anytime. The best thing to do is always be vigilant, be aware with one another, were neighbor in the first place that the closest thing we have around.

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Something



we’re living in the world full of lies
everyone wants to be the one
the one who has the world
the one who wants everything
it’s a shame that we’re fighting for something
something that we don’t have
why can’t be happy with what we have?
coz this is how it started
this tales of war that never end
when will end?
coz we’ll never win
no one wins in a war
i’m asking you will you be happy?
when you have it all
and the world is behind you
asking for something they own but they don’t have
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Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Polomolok, Our Place, Our Home

Polomolok is a sub-urbanized municipality of South Cotabato wherein situated between General Santos City and Municipality of Tupi. It is  around 300 m above sea level at the foot of gallant  Mt. Matutum. It has 24 barangays. Polomolok is known for its  hectares of Pineapple Plantation, mainly because it is the home of Dole Philippines Inc. the largest firm of growing, processing and exporting fresh and canned pineapples.

Climate - 18°C-30°C (Summer)  18°C-25°C (Normal)

Means of transportation's - tricycle or habal-habal


Tourist spots - Trappistine Monastery, Kalsangi Club House, Highest Point or pineapple fields, Durian restaurant and Dolores restaurant


Festivals - FlomLok  and Pinyahan Festivals which is celebrated both in September

 
This is the Pineapple Fields after their cycle of harvest
Those were the people who maintains the fields

Picturesque sunset of Mt. Matutum

Adjacent Mountain to T'boli or Mt. Parker
Trappistine Monastery a Place of Solace


Kalsangi Golf Course

A Vast  of Norfolk trees welcomes you to kalsangi
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polomolok,_South_Cotabato