K12

Me with some of my co-teachers

Yesterday, teachers from our baranggay were assembled to talk this important agenda, the k12. It was said that the 10 years of education (kinder ,primary, and secondary) in the Philippines is not enough.I wonder if it would be turned to a Republic Act or not. :)

A trip to Cebu

These past few days, I wasn't able to post anything as we were at Cebu. We stayed there for a couple of days as my friend, Felix, asked us to help him in the wedding celebration that he proposed to his co-workers.

Here as some shots taken by my daughter:

The Magellan's Cross

A lot of tourists, especially Koreans, visit this place. The area is filled with historic buildings. 

Some of the statues in the Basilica Church

At fort San Pedro:

I could say the area is so wonderful as it was filled with historic insights.

At the Taoist Temple:

Last night , we were on my husband's (Alfredo) senior night. It was fantastic since everyone looked so good with their attire. 

Me with my husband

Last February 4, 2010, the driftwoods finally came!

The sunny weather completes my day as the good weather brought by the Lord to us in our town caused a harmony to everybody. Perfect in a sense that He still remains faithful in our life. :)

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Drift Wood (Part III) Multi-tasking

The 4th year students were all busy in practicing for their field demonstration. I could really say that in unity, their comes harmony. It is really lovely seeing them cooperating for something. I wish the spectators would enjoy their performance.Go fourth year students! We are all proud of you.

Me, with some of my colleagues and our baranggay captain. Look above our booth, you could see a student lending his hand to beautify what we had started by adding some intricate details on it.

                          

Indeed in hardwork, you could find happiness.

And here, my student...

A portrait of me. :) It was really hard doing two things at the same time. I watched and observed the students practicing their field demonstration while I was doing our school booth. But I did not wasted the chance of taking snaps on beautiful scenes.

And here are some of our unfinished work:

The unfinished fountain.

I am so excited to see the outcome of this. I could imagine the sound of water plus the sound of silence. Probably after this, I would stay here for awhile to meditate my eyes.

I love this table. It looks so good. I want to buy one for our home. :)

Drift Wood (Part II)

Around 2 p.m., some of our students helped us in making our booth using driftwoods for the annual competition held in our town, Iponan. I never imagined that they would be eager to help us, despite of the bad weather. I never knew how patient they were until this thing occurred. It was not just an ordinary day.

Here is one of the nicest entry for this year designed by our town councilor, Boyboy Rara.

Look at this trash turned into a magnificent wall ornament arranged by our town councilor. Yes, this goes to show that there is still beauty in things if we just put some effort in making it attractive.

 And look at the rest of the pictures. Aren't those amazing? :)