A gang went to a beach to unwind. They were composed of several boys and girls of different decades.

After setting up the camp and having dinner, the boys in charge started to prepare for a fun filled social night gathering twigs and woods for a camp fire along the beach. Some boys collected rocks circled around as wind breaker for the burning wood.

It was such a party! Booze of beers and vodka are flowing. Humming was accompanied by a happy strums of guitar. A young boy then cried of grief. He cried and cried silently and nobody over noticed. He stood-up and walked near the shore dipping his feet on the salty water. Sat and even cried out and murmuring "No, no, no". 

An elderly member of the pack then noticed that a member of the group is not around. She was alarmed as she was the camp master. She tried to slip in search of the missing camper and found him in the shore.

She asked the boy "what seems to be a problem, sir"? The boy quickly wiped off his tears and said "nothing, I just want to see t beauty of the night on my own". The leader asked "may I join you"? The boy simple said "yeah, sure". 

Not far away, the party was stopped. They finally noticed that two of the team are not around. A group of men who are tasked marshals looked around and found the two on the shore. They then came back to the pack with he two who was soaked and half wet.

A woman then asked the boy, "seems to me that you just came from crying. Do you want to share something, boy"?  They boy just didn't replied but his tears came running once more. Everybody was trying to cheer him up but the tears just flows.

"Please share your problem to us so we may help you on", a husky voice asked. "There's nothing wrong except that I'm afraid of losing you guys. This might be the last time that I'll be able to join you."cried the boy. "I feel free and all of my hardships seems to vanish." 

TO BE CONTINUED

We went to a talk last night with faculty and staff members of ACLC Guadalupe. The talk was about school policies and many other topics.

It was a fun filled orientation lead by students and Sir Yram of student affairs. Ice breaker winners recieved great tokens.

The bottomline of the orientation is human behavior and ethics. It is alligned to our subject Euthenics.



More pictures soon.

Meet my professor, Prof. Eduardo C. Obra.



He said " laugh more to learn more."

Yes, the title is right. I am back to being a student. I am 31 years old and very proud to continue my unfinished business in my tertiary school level.



I'm not the ONLY late and old in class and its not the first time to have an unknown people around me in a classroom setup.

Surely my age won't be a hindrance in communicating young souls in class and surely it'll be an advantage.

At last, my journey has come into another stage of excitement.

I used to ignore mountaineering and outdoor group invitations because of my strong objection of it's politics. Yes, politics of having climb a number of climbs and membership fees. 

My view of the politics and belief changed when I met a veteran outdoor enthusiast, Sir Edwin Gatia. He explained to me the importance of a good and trusty organization. I then joined Mountain Climbers Alliance of the Philippines (MCAP).

Backed up with skilled and well known people like 

Doc Ted Esguerra "The Everest Doc" and Sir Marc Gana "Ropemanship Guru"

to name some, and many more.

Last year I decided to join the said group and was recognized February this year.

Looking forward for more training and skill advancements.

June 12 is Independence day, a legal holiday that Filipinoes celebrate.

This day for me means family day so I invited my girls to celebrate our own way.


After eating at our favorite fastfood we strolled around and let Lanchiel enjoy her day.

Eating a Korean food means ohlala!

At an affordable price of Php35, you can enjoy a taste of a Korean delicacy.




Located at Metro Market! Market!'s ground floor, you can find a Korean mini mart.

Our family loves to eat.

Eating is always a part of our itinerary whenever we're strolling.



This is a sushi like food we ordered from Bulgogi. A rolled rice, meat and vegestables in a sea weed. An order includes a spoonful of kimchi, a well known Korean delicacy.

An order of this is only Php99.

Who are the BAMers? It's the institution where I'm working now, A private school in Makati that caters pre-elementary, primary and secondary school levels, as Computer In-charge.



I'm so lucky that I'll be able to include my family in a four-day vacation. We spent 3 nights and 4 days on the road to experience how beautiful Philippines is.

Stay tuned for some details of our adventure in Puerto Galera and Mindoro.