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This picture was taken last May 10, 2009 at Sapian town plaza during the TALAHONG FESTIVAL. What can you say about this picture… any comment…? If would you ask me i think the girl on picture got a nice shot…! Hehehe, dont contradict plzzzzz… its my business. I have my reason why i choose this picture to post in my blog, wanna know why..? coz i have no choice and I’m running out of time, but my best reason is that who ever can visit and read my post can get some information about the this girl. I can describe her as simple, approchable, loving and caring person…but the best describe for her is a girl who will not give up everything especially in any problems that she may encountered…It is funny because when it comes in Math problems she can easily give and i dont think she hate this subject but maybe she dont like it so…In related to this math subject, their are some people who don’t like her and i dont know whats the reason from it, but one thing for sure, she is a simple girl who is easy to mingle with and always there for you in time you need !

Balete Drive ghost stories have been around allegedly since the 1950s. The most popular is a “white lady” that haunts the long avenue and seems to target cab drivers in particular but not exclusively. The hair-raising accounts went through the years, many claiming to have personally seen this mysterious lady. This has somewhat become part of Philippine folklore unofficially. Other ghost tales of Balete Drive include spirit kingdoms, spirit creatures, and haunted houses.

Balete trees in Philippine folklore are said to be mysterious. They’re often a haunting place for evil spirits. Another version says they conceal mythical kingdoms unseen to the naked eye. Thus, Balete Drive is said to be a haunting spot for other spirit creatures like Philippine elves “dwende”, smoking giants “kapre, other monsters “maligno”, and fairies “diwata”.

 Eating Better

For Children and Families

    * Start the day with a healthy breakfast. It refuels your body and gives you energy for the day.
    * Let kids help plan one meal each week and eat together as often as possible.
    * Eat slowly. It takes 20 minutes for your brain to register that you are full.
    * Eat more vegetables and fresh fruits. Aim for a total of 2 cups of fruit and 2 1/2 cups of vegetables        every day.
    * Eat more whole grains (e.g., oats, brown rice, rye, crackers, whole-wheat pasta). Try to eat at least        3 ounces of whole grains every day.
    * Drink plenty of fluids. Choose water, low-fat or nonfat milk and low calorie or diet beverages.
    * Serve a variety of foods.


Healthy Habits for Life

    * Write down what you eat: how much, when and why. For example, what do you eat when you're            stressed out?
    * Record your physical activity: how long, how often and how hard do you work out?
    * Eat only at the kitchen table. Don't drive, watch television or talk on the phone while you eat. This            helps you focus on how much you are eating, which can prevent overeating.
    * Put out your exercise clothes the night before as a reminder to walk or work out in the morning.
    * Set goals you can achieve. For example, aim for eating more vegetables and fewer high-calorie            foods.
    * Don't "up size" your favorite drink — 32 oz. of regular soda has up to 400 calories! Choose a diet        drink instead.
    * Eat only until you're not hungry and push the plate away. Don't stuff yourself.
    * Eat only because you're hungry, not because you're bored, tired or stressed. Use alternatives to            eating when you're not hungry: take a walk, play a game, read a book or call a friend.
    * Do your grocery shopping on a full stomach. This will help you make healthier food choices, rather        than grabbing over-processed high-calorie foods, which can be hard to resist when your stomach        is empty.

 

 What is Asthma?

Asthma is very common among children, teens and adults. It is a disease that causes the airways of the lungs to tighten.

An asthma attack is when your lungs aren’t getting enough air to breathe. Your child might be having an asthma attack if he or she has:

• Trouble breathing
• Wheezing
• Coughing
• Chest pain
• Chest tightness

What causes Asthma Attacks?

Things that cause asthma attacks are called triggers.

Triggers are everywhere. Any home can be full of triggers like mold, dust mites, secondhand smoke, cockroaches, cats and dogs.

Other asthma triggers may be air pollution (such as ozone, small particles, and pollen), foods, respiratory infections and exercise.Asthma cannot be curred. but, with the help of doctor and an Asthma action plan, you can make sure your child stays active and healthy.

Did you know?

Asthma can be triggered by the smoke from the burning end of a cigarette, pipe, or cigar, or the smoke breathed out by a smoker. Choose not to smoke in your home or car, and don't allow others to do so either. 

October 2-6 - Villareal Stadium Roxas City, Philippines- Capiz Provincial Government through the Leadership of Governador Vic Tanco, Sr. with the submission on Cultural Communities and Traditional Arts.

    Dungog mean dignity and to listen, is the first IP month celebration that will be participated by different representatives fromLuzon, Visayas and Mindanao in which traditional andcultural of 18thmajor communities and 110 Ethno Linguistic will be featured

Good Luck & more oppurtunities to come!

"a Psalm of life"

Life is  real! Life is earnest!

and the grave is not its goal;

dust thou art, to dust returnest

was not spoken of the soul.

Not enjoyment, and not sorrow,

its our destined end or way;

but to act, that each tomorrow

finds us farther than today.

Art is long, and time is fleeting,

and our hearts, though stout and brave,

still, like muffled drums are beating

funeral marches to the grave.

Trust no future, howe'ver pleasant!

let the dead past bury its dead!

act-act in the living present!

heart within, and God o'erhed.

Lets us, then be up and doing,

with a hearth for any fate

still achieving, still pursuing

lear to labor and to wait.