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@fred1981: I don't know why Bear Brand does not host such kite festivals now...Wish they would so we could not miss childhood and relive days when we're carefree and naive...

@hot_item: Makamiss indeed...I guess this is what the former generation had that the new generation missed...

kite flying should be passed on to this new generation. if you might ask people nowadays, mostly dili na kaau maka hinumdum about sa "bear brand kite flying festival" e held to cya sa una sa lahug nga airport. wala panang IT park...

I miss just being a kid.. with nothing to worry about just play all day with my best buds..

Nothing beats good old childhood days...

i used to fly a kite when i was young....i learned to make it my self....my grandma thought me the basics of flying...flying a kite is freedom to a child...nice blog

moabot rajd na para nimo sis like mine.. kinsa may magdahum nga akng ex nga uyab rami if magkita ug usab for many times mao ra diay akong mabana.. hahaha wala jd damha.. if i know pa lang na kami mag.serious na unta mi sa usag.usa.. hehehe

Originally Posted by shey0811

palaban sa pwesto bah..ahahah

mao jud murag iya gigamit iya pwesto para sa iyang benefit. Tsk

I have neglected to include that this MTB is only evident in the lower grades, 1 until 3. There might be a precedence to the imposition of the said medium. As for now, I'm hopeful the "heads" will stay firm and assertive and not capricious.

Sheessh, one day, we will become a mish mash of languages.

in my elementary days that's the book we use Pepe and Pilar "pik pak bom" nabuak ang bola ni pilar.. fo me which is not fit in this modern technology.

in short naa ba gud bisaya sa computer? as early as 7 years old naa na email acct. para maka sign up anang mga online games...

the mother tongue-based instruction was suppose to set a direction to an otherwise lost people trapped in a dissonant linguistic limbo. English is understood little by little children, and is even spoken less. this is the majority 'masa', not the English-speaking slice of the middle class.

there is one rule with Languages: they become better the more you use them. and since we do not use pure Cebuano in everyday conversations, preferring to code-switch to English (as well as to other languages depending on one's orientation), Cebuano as a common-use language has degenerated: too many of its words are now no longer used.

but wait, there might be a surprise waiting to happen.

in communities where code-switching is negligible to non-existent, using the mother tongue as the language of instruction is a blessing. people in the province might end up to be "more Cebuano", since they use the language better, than those of us in the cities.

palaban sa pwesto bah..ahahah

He's such a crybaby! Pathetic! Maka high blood LOL

Ahahah..kuyawa anang na'ay gilukdo sis woi! Dili kaha na iring? Yeah, I'm very hopeful. Besides, there are still great places and people to meet. If he comes around, then, it might just be the opportune time.Thanks for sharing sis...hehehe

I think nagpa hipi ra imong prince harming sa kilid2x sis! Hahaha! But you know what? I'm so confident you'll find Mr Right. If someone like me managed to somehow snatch one, ikaw pa? I'm seriously mentally Not Right. My own dad, at one point, was worried nga dili daw ko ma minyo kay naa daw koy gilukdo! Hahaha! Pero ka luoy ni Lord, naka kita ra man pud ko'g Prince Charming nga na in lab nako. Pramis, wala ko ni gamit ug lumay! Mao na, confident kaayo ko, your love story, it's just starting.

Kissing toads, yuck! ahahahha... Yeah sis. He's out there somewhere. Hopefully reading this blog...

Have faith, sis. I grew up reading Barbara Cartland. I believed in Prince Charmings too. And being swept off my feet. And happily ever afters. And fairy tales. When my first love turned out to be more like my first nightmare, I was devastated. This was not how it was supposed to be! I was supposed to fall in love and spend the rest of my days in perfect bliss.
I've found my Prince Charming though. Thankfully, I didn't have to kiss a whole lot of frogs to find him. He's not perfect like the prince charmings in Barbara Cartland's novels, but I prefer him that way.
Have faith, sis. He's out there. Just like I found mine, you'll find yours.

Originally Posted by Dorothea

Is our mother tongue supposed to be Tagalog? I suck at it!

Yeah, supposed to be but it is unclear now...

Is our mother tongue supposed to be Tagalog? I suck at it!

Originally Posted by Dorothea

hala ka! I won't incriminate myself! LOL ehem ehem katol akong tutunlan oi, kinsay naay halls diha

Kalaki jud aning blog2x woi...ahahha...

hala ka! I won't incriminate myself! LOL ehem ehem katol akong tutunlan oi, kinsay naay halls diha