tribu kasikas of maya - haladaya festival 2008 champion

Despite the excruciating heat of the sun, dancers of Tribu Kasikas of Barangay Maya, Daanbantayan, robustly participated in the highly contested Haladaya Festival 2008. Students from Maya NHS romped off with the top plum as this year's champion in the grand ritual and showdown. The contingent was also adjudged as Best in Streetdancing, Best in Musicality and Best Datu Daya of which Wilfredo Son Jr. portrayed with all his sheer maleness and virility. Our pool of choreographers was spearheaded by Angelo Manapsal together with dance masters George Villamor, Carmelo Anthony Pacheco and Philip Menguito. Sir Trifon also helped with the conceptualization along with the incessant support of the Maya NHS Faculty and the Brgy Council.

mr and miss nutrition 2008 @ maya nhs

these are the guys and gals who romped their way to grab the prestigious titles. haji nori harry sedurifa, stevenson solis and fernando pepito were the 3 lucky guys while lyn remar erato, chenneth wagas and fritzie mae la rosa bested other girls in the final cut.

my english classroom

before typhoon frank ravaged the 4th district of cebu, my classroom was pestered by termites so i call for help. please help in the renovation of this room for the sake of our young learners. i hope you are with me in making this academic milieu conducive enough for learning.

dandelion

this is the name i chose for my advisory section - a bunch of outrageous, rowdy, happy-go-lucky teens finding their niche amidst frustrations and temptations. the idea started when i could no longer hold my temper about last year's daisy students (junior high students) who left their way for their vacation with projects unattended notwithstanding the fury i had for their attitude - pathetic losers! and so with this brand new name for the section i pray that things would go well this year.

pait pa sa panyawan

i lost my cellphone again, guys! there's no one or nothing to blame but moi and my butterfingers. Though it was not the latest of its own, the sentimentality has long been encrypted in it until now. Anyway, it was just 20,000 pesos plus when i bought it first compared to the 12,000 peso worth that i also lost last 2002 that made me puke out of my anguish and unfathomable depression. This time is really awkward. I just thought i was ready to lose such thing.

there is nothing i could recompense myself with this time than nostalgia and the sheer detour from hedonism i always indulge myself into.

so long cellphone, arrividerci.


p.s. the no. im using now is 09293455313.

NILUSUK

She's actually the younger sibling of my grandfather yet we fondly call her "Cha Tinang" probably because that is how my mom calls her and she doesn't really look that grand granny that she is but one thing that reminds me of her is none other than her boisterous laughter. Cha Tinang has a stentorian voice she could call you out from the other terrain vociferating. On the other hand, she dropped by our house forty-eight hours ago and started her usual antics with those beaming cheeks and toothsome smile and caught my attention with those thingies she wore on her ears. According to her and the swarming local paparazzis that those earrings are called NILUSOK, little polygons strewn on circular bronze all over and were believed to have been worn by well-to-do folks (women) in the early times. The pair she actually wore was handed to her by her late mother. I really got fascinated by its design- its minimalistic design that you could rarely see among those who wear earring. So far, she's the only person I have seen with those stuff on. Can you possibly inform me should you find someone wearing such type of earrings?

brown-out

inescapable - it's like you're astray, you tend to get out of your usual self. i had nowhere to run and my sweat kept tingling for hours. Gosh - this sensation, this outburst of rage and uneasiness brought about by the scorching, dehydrating heat made me want to lose myself.

Then the tots squeaking to the top of their lungs - I really could not cool down even for a short while. Nevertheless, I took a shower and loved every lather and foam all over my body just to ooze down my exhaustion. Minutes later, my Piscean spirit still wanted more of aquatic dip and slosh, so I went to the seaside and embraced all the breeze there was and realized a sense of home.

What else is better than eye candy? On the beach, fun had just begun.