The Case of the Lost "ATM Card"

It was eight in the evening while I was walking along Talamban Highway -- correct me with the name of the place guys if I'm mistaken, wearing my VBS black shirt and my sporty basketball shorts to withdraw my DTS allowance in RCBC's ATM machine. I was with my friend Jay, an off-sem student of our school, a one of a kind board mate who always bears to go with me whenever I'd go and check my account.

We we're halfway down to RCBC when suddenly i took hold of my card to check if the card was in my shorts, and yes, you're right --- I still have my card. Next stop, I was already at the bank which took us 7 minutes to walk from Highway 77. Getting excited to withdraw my money, I took my card out from its jacket and took for about 90% of my money from the ATM machine. After the joyous moment of receiving my money, I put my card back on my shorts and secured my money on my coin purse.

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Watching "Ang Guro"

Stories of amused Cebuano musicale enthusiasts filled the roar at SM Cebu's Movie Theater after watching a rerun of Paul Ballano's "Ang Guro" last November 25. Captivated by the play's story line, students and teachers who watched from around Cebu left the theater with their nice to share stories and well --- I could probably say affection.

The play highlighted different characters and attitude of a --- I could say a "carefree" teacher who are into fishy and unethical works. Selling items during classes, scolding students, teacher flirting with his student, and enviousness of a teacher towards her student were few of the traits of an unethical teachers that were portrayed in the play.

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Paglilitis ni Mang Serapz!

Watching T.V. and video streaming on youtube.com has been my hobby since I started to love them. But this time, it made me realize that what I usually see on these box-liked electronic gadgets is far less than what I could expect from a clash of young thespians in our school.

For me at first, it was nothing like a boring requirement in my high school days that had maybe developed my negative outlook towards this kind of entertainment. But the other side of the tape had played, and it all turned out to be an enticing and relaxing one and a half hour one-act play.

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Visayas Blogging Summit 2011

There's more to blogging than what it seems and if you want to realize the beauty of this fascinating web community, then you better attend the Visayas Blogging Summit 2011 on November 26,2011, 8:00 a.m at SM Cebu Trade Hall.

On cap of this annual gathering is the prestige blogging group based in Cebu, the Cebu Bloggers Society, Inc. (CBSi) with its cluster head Kevin Ray Chua.

On its second year of celebration, VBS will "highlight the value of blogging as a potent tool in community development and in encouraging community participation"<http://vbs2011.cebubloggers.com/program/>. Wherefore, a lot of blogging personalities willing to share their secrets on how they had gone far with blogging are present in the activity. 

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You are Invited!

ATTENTION
- To all bloggers and non-bloggers and who are planning to be a blogger.
- Cebu Area only

Could you guys attend the Visayas Blogging Summit on November 26, Saturday at SM Cebu Trade Hall, 8:00 a.m..

There are a lot of blogging personalities who will be there and i hope you won't miss this annual event... You could register by visiting this link below.

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Little Niño's Blessing

After an hour of thorough listening to his most unwanted subject English, Niño Mar Magsipco, a seven-year old first grader pupil of Cabancalan I Elementary School joins his fellow schoolmates as he sits at the back with his friends chatting on the blessing they are to receive. 

Being the eldest among his two siblings, Niño likes to play around with numbers, not to mention his passion in English. And perhaps this is not the reason of little Niño's being underweight.

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