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        Last October 20, 2017, Friday, our six Chief Girl Scouts na sina Rizza Ayson, Mickaela Caldona, Rickaela Camara, Kate Decano, Anna Philomena Ferrer at Caira Mae Pascua ay itinanghal ng bilang Chief Girl Scout Medalist na ginanap sa Plenary Hall, Philippine International Convention Center CCP Complex, Pasay City nang dahil sa kanilang impressive projects, addressing the needs of their respective communities at paglalaan ng katiyagaan at determinasyon sa paggawa ng kani-kanilang mga projects.    Ang kanilang project ay nakatuon sa pangangasiwa ng kalusugan ng mamamayan tulad ng Feeding Program, Herbal Garden at Vegetable Garden. Ang kanilang mga proyekto ay malugod na sinuportahan ng kanilang Council Executive na si Tita Lerma Nicomedez, their troop leaders: Tita Teresita Esmeralda, Tita Araceli Nimer, Tita Andora Villanueva, Tita Zenaida Bautista, Tita Imelda Dela Rosa, and Tita Melanie Ferrer and of course hindi mawawala ang kani-kanilang proud na m

           Davao is the Durian Capital of the Philippines, we discovered a lot of interesting things about the place. Davao has rich culture, diverse traditions, fruit plantations and picturesque landscapes. If you will include it on your travel list, you won’t regret paying a visit to where the country’s highest mountain peak, Mount Apo, resides.            Whether you’re an adventure seeker, cultural explorer, nature lover, foodie or just a wandering visitor, there’s something in store for you here. Here’s a list on how you can make your travel in Davao City. Where to go? 1. Museo Dabawenyo Speaking of rich history and diverse cultural heritage of Davaoeños,  Museo Dabawenyo  or the Museum of the people of Davao will provide you a great learning experience about the region. Admission is free and there’s a guide who will give you an amazing and educational tour. Taking photos is prohibited inside the museum but there is a certain area where you’re allowed to take pictures.

                   The City of Cebu is the center for commerce and trade in Visayas, Philippines. It is also considered as one of the most livable cities in the country. Cebu is a metropolis because it’s not as crowded and polluted as Metro Manila. The cost of living like meals, accommodation, etc. in the city is also more affordable than in most urbanized cities in the Philippines.              The province of Cebu is known for its beautiful islands, white sand beaches, luxury resorts, scuba dive sites, and historical spots. But before or after you head to the different tourist spots in the province, you’ll most likely stay in Cebu City.             To make the most of your time in Cebu, check out the following places to visit and things to do in the "Queen City of the South." 1.     Fort San Pedro             Visit Fort San Pedro or Fuerza de San Pedro to have a glimpse of Cebu’s rich history. The work on the fort was first started on May 8, 1565 by Span

Calling the attention of all KPop fans! Handa na ba kayo sa pinakamalaking Korean Music Festival dito sa Pilipinas? Ayon sa isang Pinoy producer ng event, sarado na ang deal para dalhin ang Music Festival sa Pilipinas sa susunod na taon.            Mga ka-kpop tayo po ay mag ipon-ipon na para sa darating na napakalaking event “Korean music festival”. ‘Wag na po tayong magpatukso sa mga bagay na ating gustong bilhin. Unahin po muna natin ang event na ito dahil ngayong 2018 ulit gaganapin ang ganitong event dito sa Pilipinas dahil minsan lang itong mangyari kaya GRAB THE OPPORTUNITY na makita ang ating mga OPPA. Hindi sa tinutukso ko po kayo na pumunta sa event na ito. Pero kung ako sa inyo lalo na sa mga kpop fans, di ko na talaga palalampasin ito dahil tayo rin ay magsisisi kung ‘di tayo makakapunta dito.           Para sa mga Team bahay talaga, okay lang po ‘yan darating din ang tamang panahon para kayo ay makapunta sa mga events. Sa ngayon tiis-tiis lang muna malay niy

         Summer officially started here in the Philippine. If you still don’t know where to go next. I suggest to visit Pangasinan, the third largest province in the Philippines offer so much more than the famous “Hundred Islands.”             Bolinao is a third class municipality located at the northernmost tip of western Pangasinan, hence, I like to call it,  Nguso ng Pinas .  Where to go and what to do in Bolinao? * Swim and Cliff Dive at Bolinao Falls 2 The first destination is the Bolinao Falls 2, just an hour away from the town proper.  Nevertheless, I assure you that the clear turquoise green water of the falls is worth the trip. There is an entrance fee of ₱50, cottage rental is ₱200, and parking fee for the tricycle is ₱20. There is a smaller natural pool above the main falls, an ideal for swimming spot for kids. Do swim with caution though because the stones are slippery. The best activities that you can do in the falls: cliff diving. The falls’ h