September 22, 2008 at 7:47 am
· Filed under Places ·Tagged Biggest Bell in Asia, Captivating Capiz, Panay Church
The province of Capiz is best known to be the “Seafood Capital of the Philippines” but surely there are more things that we, Capizeños, can be proud of . Just like my home town, Panay.
The second settlement of Spanish colonization which is written in our 
history is the town Panay, Pan-ay or Bamban for our old folks. The 221-year old church is a living legend of how strong the Panay-anon is. The church was built before 1698 but a typhoon ripped it into pieces, a kind priest, Fr. Miguel Murgia head started its reconstruction but unfortunately was again destroyed by a typhoon in January 1875 and in 1884 it was again restored by Fr. Jose Beloso. Read the rest of this entry »
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September 19, 2008 at 7:34 am
· Filed under People ·Tagged aetas, roxas
Mga “ita” ng Roxas
Sa buhay ng tao mahirap man o mayaman hindi nawawala ang reaklamo, kesyo 
ang hirap ng buhay, mahal ang bilihin, halos walang makain, hindi na nakakabili ng panangailangan, kahit mayoon wla parin, hindi tayo nakokotento sa kung anong mayroon tayo. Ang hindi natin alam mayroon mga nilalang dito sa mundong ibabaw na mas mahiap pa ang dinadanas kesya sa atin. Mga nilalang na iniiwasan ng karamihan, kinakawawa at inaalippusta. Makikita ito kahit saang lugar. Hindi laila sa ating mga Pilipino ng mayroon pa ing natitirang mga “Ita” na naninirahan dati sa mga kabundukan at ngayon ay nakikita na lamang natin sa lansangan. Read the rest of this entry »
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September 19, 2008 at 7:31 am
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Where do most people go during leisure time? On Sundays after attending the mass, what’s the next stop of the whole family? What about the students? There is a high possibility that they would eventually go to this place. THE MALL.
Indeed! Malls are popular all over the world for as our world evolves it became a necessity for each individual. Locally, different mall had spread throughout the archipelago and here in Roxas city, the most popular mall is regarded as “the Big Mall”. Read the rest of this entry »
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September 19, 2008 at 2:35 am
· Filed under Places
” A memorable place near water”
When I was in high school I got hooked with this circle of friends that until now are special to me. They took me to this place somewhere near the port of Culasi, Roxas City. It was there secret haven they called “Island of Nowhere”
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September 19, 2008 at 2:05 am
· Filed under Animals and Things
“Precious Gifts”
Priced Possession. How do we define the value of a thing? Through its price? through its company brand? Or maybe because of its appearance? For me priced possession is something that you give a great value or importance not because it cost a fortune but because it has a sentimental value, it is close to your heart that’s why I regard my wrist watches as my priced possession for it was from the people who are closest to my heart. Read the rest of this entry »
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September 18, 2008 at 8:58 am
· Filed under Sensations
Carnivals, one of the pleasurable and enjoyable place to visit, especially to a child, but there are a lot of things that I missed whenever we visit a carnival and that is riding a roller coaster and a Ferris wheel, I can be called naïve when it comes to this things. My friends told me that its frightening at first but eventually its enjoyable, as they say “It feels like flying into the air!”, How I wish I could ride one too, maybe someday, I’m this old but I still want to experience those stuff. Read the rest of this entry »
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September 16, 2008 at 1:05 pm
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Motherhood is the noblest profession a woman can take. They say that it’s difficult but a fulfilling job. Among all the richest, powerful and the most successful women in the whole world, I admire most the mothers, our mothers, especially my mother.
Never had I imagined departing from her embrace. Since I was born she enveloped me with tender love and care. She took me under her wings, taught me everything there is to know until such time that she was confident enough to set me free in this world that’s full of complexity. Read the rest of this entry »
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September 16, 2008 at 12:18 pm
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I had a teacher from high school that I find intimidating for at first glance she really seemed to be strict, 
stern and not approachable, but as they say, first impression never last. Eventually we discovered that she has a nice side but the strictness and the sternness is still there. Her words are the rules in the classroom, whatever rules she enumerated must be followed accordingly. There’s no room for mistakes when she’s around, you have to act accordingly. Talk politely. Read the rest of this entry »
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September 12, 2008 at 6:02 am
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September 11, 2008 at 3:10 am
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According to Victor Hugo, music expresses that which cannot be put into words and cannot remain silent, yes! I do agree because for me music is the mirror of one’s life. It reflects the personality of the listener and sometimes it’s our medium of expressing our emotions and for a time it serves as a channel for communication. Read the rest of this entry »
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history is the town Panay, Pan-ay or Bamban for our old folks. The 221-year old church is a living legend of how strong the Panay-anon is. The church was built before 1698 but a typhoon ripped it into pieces, a kind priest, Fr. Miguel Murgia head started its reconstruction but unfortunately was again destroyed by a typhoon in January 1875 and in 1884 it was again restored by Fr. Jose Beloso. Read the rest of this entry »
