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Missing Child in Bohol
« on: April 13, 2010, 01:41:33 AM »
Six-year old Jillian Marie Avila, preschooler of barangay Jimili-an, Loboc town was found safe and sound in barangay Balintawak, Talibon town after reported missing for 22 hours.

Police authorities in Talibon and Tagbilaran, after being informed about the incident appeared pussy footing on how to respond to a missing person alarm involving a child.

She was taken under the care of the family of Dionisio Aba-a, bus conductor of St. Jude Transit.

Before she got lost, Jillian was last seen by her mother playing at the World of Fun at the Island City Mall (ICM) at around 2:30 p.m. Wednesday. Her mother left her to answer the call of nature. They were supposed to go shopping and planned to leave for Loboc hours later.

Thinking that Jillian was all the time inside the fun house, Zosima was alarmed when her child failed to show up after about half an hour.

Failing to locate Jillian after scouring the mall and seeking assistance from mall security she called her baker husband in Loay and reported the incident to the Tagbilaran Police Station at around 7:45 and to a roving police patrol at the Dao Terminal. They also informed Loboc Police upon their arrival late in the night. They were assured that a "flash alarm" would be sent to all police stations in the province.

They also aired their appeal for any information on Jillian's whereabouts over DYRD's "Tagbilaran by Nite".

Lydia M. Billiezas, office manager of St. Jude Transit told the Chronicle that at about 8 p.m. last Wednesday, bus conductor Junior Roloma informed her that they had in their custody an unescorted and unidentified child who boarded St. Jude Bus no. 81 bound for Talibon via Carmen. She immediately instructed Roloma to inform Talibon police and not to release the child to anybody except the police. He was advised by SPO1 Felix Avergonzado, officer on duty to temporarily bring the child to their house while they verify her origins and identity.
         
Roloma even recalled Avergonzado, telling him that he would get in touch with the Tagbilaran Police.

Renato Lamban, bus conductor of St. Jude bus no. 81 told the Chronicle that they left Dao terminal bound for Talibon via Carmen at 3:20 p.m. Wednesday. He noticed that a girl was seated beside Lorena Valleroso, wife of one of their bus conductors. Thinking that she was the daughter of Valleroso he was surprised that upon reaching Carmen the girl remained seated even as Valleroso got off the bus.

Since the child did not respond to queries about her identity they decided to bring her to Talibon for her safety. They arrived Talibon at around 7 p.m. and reported to the Talibon Police upon instructions from their office manager.

Jillian ate, slept and played with Aba-a's sibling until she was fetched by Talibon police at around lunchtime Thursday for their trip back to Tagbilaran.

She arrived in Tagbilaran at 5:30 to a tearful reunion with her distraught parents at Camp Dagohoy.

Upon the gentle coaxing of her parents, Justo and Zosima, a visibly confused and famished Jillian could only utter that a certain "Uncle" lured her into going to the nearby Dao terminal with food and candies. However, the interview with DSWD official and PNP Women's & Child desk officer was cut short after the parents complained that the child was hungry and they might miss the last jeepney trip to Loboc.

Meanwhile, in an exclusive interview with DYRD "Inyong Alagad" last Thursday, PO1 Auditor of the Talibon Police admitted lapses in the handling of the missing persons case even as the Tagbilaran Police, as of press time could not determine the exact time when the flash message to all police stations was sent. According to Auditor he recalled receiving the missing person flash message only in the morning of Thursday.

Since St. Jude employees volunteered to take care of the child Auditor considered the case closed even as he did not inform Tagbilaran Police about the latest developments. Such operational lapses can jeopardize the management of emergency situations that call for immediate response from the police.

The 22-hour gap from the time the child was officially reported to the Tagbilaran, Talibon and Loboc police stations caused untold emotional distress to the parents, confusion on the part of the child and undue pressure for the management of Island City Mall (ICM) even as the missing person incident was confirmed to be solved as early as 8 in the evening of Wednesday since personnel of the St. Jude Transit officially brought it to the attention of the Talibon Police.

Authorities have been receiving reports of missing children and young women. Reports reaching the Chronicle showed that ports in Inabanga, Buenavista, Getafe and Talibon has been the preferred exit points for these alleged abductions. - Bohol Chronicle

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Re: Missing Child in Bohol
« Reply #1 on: April 13, 2010, 08:50:09 AM »
Dili gyud angay ibilin ang bata mag-inusara ron sa bisag asa nga public place. Mga ginikan pud kinahanglan tudluan gyud ang bata nga dili mosalig ug dili mukuyog sa dili kaila. Maayo na lang gani nakit-an ra ang bata. All is well that ends well, but such distress could have been spared with enough precaution from the parents.

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« Reply #2 on: April 16, 2010, 03:13:58 PM »
In states the socail worker would be investigating just how responsible are these parents and make appropriate actions on whether to put the kid in a foster home or put the parents in a workshop on how to protect your kids from possible dangers. I know they would in my county.

Here they do not train parents on how to make a better parent. What about even birthing class's here for the mothers about to give birth? No home economics class's on how to care for a baby or a family so when your future calls for the time. No class for cooking or making up your home, or taking care of an egg as if it were a real baby...lol! No class to prepare a youngster to take care of his parents or siblings in an emergency...but they do teach prayer.

Education needs to be implemented here so people can make good parental judgment in situations such as this not to happen.

I met the parents who pleaded for help over the radio. I cannnot beleive how lucky they are in having their baby back in their own arms in a short time that it took.

With all the child abductions going on people should not leave their children unattended not even five feet away in these days and times.

Often we think it will never happen to us? And occasionally we end up being proven wrong when it does end up happening in our own home.

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« Reply #3 on: April 16, 2010, 03:47:44 PM »
In states the socail worker would be investigating just how responsible are these parents and make appropriate actions on whether to put the kid in a foster home or put the parents in a workshop on how to protect your kids from possible dangers. I know they would in my county.

Here they do not train parents on how to make a better parent. What about even birthing class's here for the mothers about to give birth? No home economics class's on how to care for a baby or a family so when your future calls for the time. No class for cooking or making up your home, or taking care of an egg as if it were a real baby...lol! No class to prepare a youngster to take care of his parents or siblings in an emergency...but they do teach prayer.

Education needs to be implemented here so people can make good parental judgment in situations such as this not to happen.

I met the parents who pleaded for help over the radio. I cannnot beleive how lucky they are in having their baby back in their own arms in a short time that it took.

With all the child abductions going on people should not leave their children unattended not even five feet away in these days and times.

Often we think it will never happen to us? And occasionally we end up being proven wrong when it does end up happening in our own home.

Are you really serious in what you are saying here?  Do you really know what you are talking about? 



 



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« Reply #4 on: April 16, 2010, 04:04:47 PM »
yes mam!!! If you have been born in my county we take these things into serious consideration,I know California laws are very different.

For Christ sake admit that your country needs proper education and workshops on many things. Why do you always question me as if I am so stupid?

I suggest the right things needed here and you want to make me look like a freak and make a nice suggestion so people can know how to be emergency prepared to to avoid situations...get off my back grazie your always jumping on me....

There are plenty others to be jumping on besides me... your not my mother you do not live in my county.



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« Reply #5 on: April 16, 2010, 04:25:56 PM »
Jellybean,Precious or Thegirlnextdoor, the simplest lesson for cooking is taught in class here. maybe u dont know coz u were not able to sit in a classroom. don't too underestimate the education here.yes, there might be a lot of things to be taught in school but im 101% sure that simple lessons in cooking are taught. did your school teach you the correct spelling of some simple words or strategies to report issues especially that you are part of the media?that you should learn first.

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« Reply #6 on: April 16, 2010, 04:27:06 PM »
yes mam!!! If you have been born in my county we take these things into serious consideration,I know California laws are very different.

For Christ sake admit that your country needs proper education and workshops on many things. Why do you always question me as if I am so stupid?

I suggest the right things needed here and you want to make me look like a freak and make a nice suggestion so people can know how to be emergency prepared to to avoid situations...get off my back grazie your always jumping on me....

There are plenty others to be jumping on besides me... your not my mother you do not live in my county.





You said, "your not my mother you do not live in my county."  If I was a mother, I will not claim to be better than the parents in the Phils or in my host country just because I was taught how to cook or how to "take care of an egg as if it were real baby".   ;D













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« Reply #7 on: April 16, 2010, 06:03:47 PM »
This is a blog sight not a damned essay contest sight. I get my message clear across to many even to close minded persons regardless of lazy grammar spelling and what not. Even to those who may know the alphabet as  AH BEE SSS instead of A_B_C. here A is sounded like E not A "EPPLE" lol ha ha ha ha!!! Please do not correct my spelling Mam English or is that Englis? Even English teachers who are Filipina who have teach classes in states complain how Filipno persons use the wrong alphabet when speaking English? but It is not my place to put them down. I get what they are saying with out a problem and their error's do not get in my way in what they are saying. I guess I am above the small hang ups such as those. really what a no life or waste of energy to constantly pick pick pick at persons always!!!!

Yeah many students took home economics in the states in my time and we had to have a pretend marriage and our baby was an egg we had to take it everywhere and we even had a schedule for it as a newborn diaper changing, feeding, it was an absolute riot!!!
Many boy's were fed up and their babies ended up rolling onto the floor splat!!!

Anyways the point I am trying to make is why did this mom in her maternal mind or thinking think it is safe in this time and day knowing that there are many crazy sick persons who want to abduct and harm kids just think she could leave behind her baby? And where has she been this whole time in where she thought she could run a footballs length to go to the nearest restroom and leave that small child behind? It is an unethical move to make as a parent now a days. I do think that we conduct many trafficking seminars in Bohol and we have several ports being used to smuggle person in and out of. I also feel that people here should take precautions from the news more serious and prepare to avoid danger or know what to do if caught in a bad situation. Mutana na uy!

But for Pete sake leave it to grazie who is living comfortably in America California-"Little Philippines" to protect/deny what she does not see happening in her own homeland to get her feathers riled up if anyone suggest room for improvement.What about sending money here to help hold seminars or even print safety materials to hand out door to door with your correct spelling of course in how these parents here can (especially the poor) mothers can feel better about themselves and think smarter in decision making to avoid things as a missing child or a vehicle accident scenario, or a fire scenario. No instead you waste energy complaining about an American's suggestion for helping Mothers here. Training such as this should be done in the younger grade levels. To prepare the family to keep safe.

Do you remember the house fire killing three kids here a short while ago?

I am well aware of parents in the states being asked or interviewed after such child missing incidents have occurred to see if they are fit as parents? As in why did they allow it to happen in the first place?

I am glad the states has strict policies on children, despite there still being problems. Philippines would not take away a child from his parents no matter what the situation no matter how poor the parents get or how drunk or how drugged up they get, they would not take a child away from its mother even if the mother was a whore making money here.Philippine law is one that believes the parents stick together with his children no matter what the conditions.

There are many seminars being conducted here on what are the good things to do to avoid dangerous situations.But do to the women being housebound in barrio areas they are not able to attend no money to travel to the seminar/training many babies to tend with or husband does not allow some wives to travel outside away from the house.

When your here you should attend some of these equal right seminars you might be thanking your lucky stars your in America where women are not considered second class how they are still treated in some instances here today.

This blog is not media, it is an open discussion freedom of speech. yes I have sat through many classes even here and even some Filipino show signs of shock during the studies results being given during the seminar.

They do not even know how to translate my American college transcript here. with mostly A and B grades how lame is that?

And as for the media statement. I do not have the slightest problem handing in media materials properly written by me and not from the internet how it is being done here. I am donating my time not here to earn money. Neither am I working for any politician earning monies or being biased. Grazie so take your walay klaro thinking of me and hang it up! It would be greatly appreciated!!!

I am here helping with charity work on my own do you need references?

I come up with my own write ups, and I interview persons I just do not just get my info off the blotter only in how FILIPINO do it mostly here.

What ever happened to to good old original quality?

Good Morning grazie TGIF!!! and plse stop criticizing me am I mean to you ever?






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« Reply #8 on: April 16, 2010, 06:13:38 PM »
That goes to you also Lumine. Have I been mean to you? or is it your Filipina nature to try to correct and boss persons and push foreigners around?

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« Reply #9 on: April 16, 2010, 07:14:06 PM »
kapoy ibasa kay cgurado ko na makacomment na sad ko. one sentence is enough for me to read. ;D

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« Reply #10 on: April 16, 2010, 07:18:32 PM »
Usahay kaning mga foreigner murag sila nay eksakto kusog mangomentaryo.

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« Reply #11 on: April 16, 2010, 07:20:15 PM »
Usahay kaning mga foreigner murag sila nay eksakto kusog mangomentaryo.

korek! labi na kay nakatabang kunohay sila sa atoa.

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« Reply #12 on: April 17, 2010, 01:04:41 AM »
Dili gyud angay ibilin ang bata mag-inusara ron sa bisag asa nga public place. Mga ginikan pud kinahanglan tudluan gyud ang bata nga dili mosalig ug dili mukuyog sa dili kaila. Maayo na lang gani nakit-an ra ang bata. All is well that ends well, but such distress could have been spared with enough precaution from the parents.

btaw jud, Sir Bene. ang mga Ate btaw ni Mamatt ako jud na sila ingnon na dili pailad ug naay moduol nila na amo na sila gipangita. one time,i heard in the news na ang helper giduolan sa stranger and told her na gipangita na sa ila amo,only to find out na gikuha na diay ang bata sa kauban sa stranger.

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« Reply #13 on: April 17, 2010, 02:16:04 AM »
Mag basa² ra unta ko ky gikafoy,but i cant help ipasundayag ni akong bahakhak dinhi

tyahaha³ mi andar na sad si jatot- ligid² kizi² jud ko ari doh, more fah !

Ampingi daw ninjo ang itlog woi,  as if wla ta tudloe ato parents doh,
Education start @ home,wla pa ta home economic sa school kamao na ta molong-ag-tak-om ko

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« Reply #14 on: April 17, 2010, 02:21:15 AM »

What ever happened to to good old original quality?

Good Morning grazie TGIF!!! and plse stop criticizing me am I mean to you ever?






Ask yourself that question, madam jellybeans!  And it might help if you read also other people's comments about your posts because they are more truthful than mine and for sure, with your open-mindedness, you'll learn something.  But on the second thought, if you didn't get it before, you are not getting it now.  It's just a waste of my time to explain to you again.  So, sayonara!

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« Reply #15 on: April 17, 2010, 02:22:45 AM »
Mag basa² ra unta ko ky gikafoy,but i cant help ipasundayag ni akong bahakhak dinhi

tyahaha³ mi andar na sad si jatot- ligid² kizi² jud ko ari doh, more fah !

Ampingi daw ninjo ang itlog woi,  as if wla ta tudloe ato parents doh,
Education start @ home,wla pa ta home economic sa school kamao na ta molong-ag-tak-om ko

hiki² pa jud ko !



unsa pod kaha na itloga, blue!  hahay!  basin plastic na itlog!

as to cooking, kamao nako moluto'g saging pang nilusak bata pa ko so basin with that, i can also be a good parent now! hahahha

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« Reply #16 on: April 17, 2010, 02:23:39 AM »
Usahay kaning mga foreigner murag sila nay eksakto kusog mangomentaryo.

korek ka dyan, long! pero daghan kaayo mga foreigners na naay sensitivity bya!  oh well. 

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« Reply #17 on: April 17, 2010, 02:26:43 AM »
unsa pod kaha na itloga, blue!  hahay!  basin plastic na itlog!

as to cooking, kamao nako moluto'g saging pang nilusak bata pa ko so basin with that, i can also be a good parent now! hahahha

ajaw na tagda lagi Grazay, nagtukis nami ana sa pm,dli na sya ka atraka nako ron
wla na sya mobawos nako ky giliog sa maldita in a mild way rapod baya- bahakhak nafod ko

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« Reply #18 on: April 17, 2010, 02:31:33 AM »
aZa ra ba tos sis Lumine woi, ako hangyoon nga patudloan na syag
 subject,predicate ug plus quam perfect ba to? hee³

Lum§ ala daw koy input nja fah, output-pot² kadtong lamian btw. isugbä nah?

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« Reply #19 on: April 17, 2010, 02:31:36 AM »
ajaw na tagda lagi Grazay, nagtukis nami ana sa pm,dli na sya ka atraka nako ron
wla na sya mobawos nako ky giliog sa maldita in a mild way rapod baya- bahakhak nafod ko

nadungog dri sa amo payag imo buhakhak,Blue.hehee

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« Reply #20 on: April 17, 2010, 02:44:31 AM »
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« Reply #21 on: April 17, 2010, 02:44:36 AM »
ajaw na tagda lagi Grazay, nagtukis nami ana sa pm,dli na sya ka atraka nako ron
wla na sya mobawos nako ky giliog sa maldita in a mild way rapod baya- bahakhak nafod ko

Imbis blau kay mo log out nko adto, ning surok jud akong dugo na ga imply na mas tarong silang mga ginikanan kay sa atong mga bol-anon.  di man ingon na mas tarong ta pero kana lang ba na mura'g korek na jud sila na mga ginikanan kay kabawo mo hawid ug itlog! hahaha 

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« Reply #22 on: April 17, 2010, 02:49:32 AM »
Imbis blau kay mo log out nko adto, ning surok jud akong dugo na ga imply na mas tarong silang mga ginikanan kay sa atong mga bol-anon.  di man ingon na mas tarong ta pero kana lang ba na mura'g korek na jud sila na mga ginikanan kay kabawo mo hawid ug itlog! hahaha 

tyahahaha mashuang nako diwe kintawa woi-huztura !

Ang itlog bow!
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aw este ang Bola ko diay na ! whopshala

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Re: Missing Child in Bohol
« Reply #23 on: April 17, 2010, 02:55:31 AM »
Dapat jud bitaw naay i offer nga birthing class,breathing technique,emergency care,baby care sa mga expectant mother sa atua labi na How to Make your child safety,baby proofing the home ug uban pa.
Back sa topic swerti kaayo ang inahan nga nabalik iyang anak. Di pud ko makaingon nga nagdinanghag ang inahan kay I'm sure nagdali dali to siya ug adto sa CR unya pagbalik niya nawala na iyang anak. Dapat tudluan jud ang mga bata ug dili molakaw incase ma separate sila sa ila parents. Tudluan pud ug unsay real name sa parents,phone number,town where they live kay at least ug mawala gani ma trace dayon. Or aron sure jud akong buhaton ug molakaw mi akong sulatan ang ilawom sa ilang sinina ug emergency contact then inform your child nga if you get separated with Mom let the people know that under your sleeves or your pocket you will find contact number where someone can contact Mom or dad. Ug dili pa kasulti ang bata dapat i train jud ug sinyas asa dapat ang contact number heheheh.

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Re: Missing Child in Bohol
« Reply #24 on: April 17, 2010, 02:59:46 AM »
Dapat jud bitaw naay i offer nga birthing class,breathing technique,emergency care,baby care sa mga expectant mother sa atua labi na How to Make your child safety,baby proofing the home ug uban pa.
Back sa topic swerti kaayo ang inahan nga nabalik iyang anak. Di pud ko makaingon nga nagdinanghag ang inahan kay I'm sure nagdali dali to siya ug adto sa CR unya pagbalik niya nawala na iyang anak. Dapat tudluan jud ang mga bata ug dili molakaw incase ma separate sila sa ila parents. Tudluan pud ug unsay real name sa parents,phone number,town where they live kay at least ug mawala gani ma trace dayon. Or aron sure jud akong buhaton ug molakaw mi akong sulatan ang ilawom sa ilang sinina ug emergency contact then inform your child nga if you get separated with Mom let the people know that under your sleeves or your pocket you will find contact number where someone can contact Mom or dad. Ug dili pa kasulti ang bata dapat i train jud ug sinyas asa dapat ang contact number heheheh.

or di kaha, quel, naay dog tag. hahaha gipadalhan bitaw nko sila'g leash didto kay kon mag laag, ma hiktan ang mga apo kay one time, hapit na heart attack si daddy kay gidala mga apo sa ICM unya ning lingi lang si Daddy kay ga order ug hotdog, nawala na ang isa ka apo.  Unsa ba'ng kalakiha na ning gawas man kaha.  Swerte kaayo na didto akong cousin pasulod pod sa ICM nakit-an akong pag umangkon while gakabuang akong amahan ug mga igsoon pagpangita.  Mao to time didto pod mga anak ni Maricar ning visit sa ato.

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Re: Missing Child in Bohol
« Reply #25 on: April 17, 2010, 03:00:06 AM »
if I were the mother Raqs, dli jud nako ibilin, ngano man diay dad-on nako pati sa Cr? sure diba?

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Re: Missing Child in Bohol
« Reply #26 on: April 17, 2010, 03:13:43 AM »
if I were the mother Raqs, dli jud nako ibilin, ngano man diay dad-on nako pati sa Cr? sure diba?
Mao jud kay kining bata baya ug biyaan first instinct pud nila pangitaon ta mao dapat jud bitaw dalhon. Daghan ko ug moments diri nga gidala nako si Melissa ug Jacob. Karon pag abot sa parking lot nagkisi kisi si Melissa kay kahion diay unya kay di raba ka kadagan ug biyaan ra nimo ang gamay mao alsa ko sa car seat ni Jacob ug si Melissa nakaihi jud sa iyang pants. Winter dako pa raba jud to. Confident ko nga naay sinina dala na kay wala man mao gidali dali nako sila ug karga sa cart nangita ko u sinina nga grocery store pa jud to nga tindahan among gisudlan. tayming dihay usa ka sale nga size ni melissa pero pangkatulog na pwede na kaayo. Mura ko ug giligsan ug freight train paghuman kay alsa sa baby carrier,alsa ni melissa kay isulod raba jud nimo sila tanan sa CR di pwede biyaan. Unya balhin mi laing store napud. Na kay si Melissa ingkisi kisi naman pud kay mangihi napud kono siya knowing di siya kapungong perti namong dagan paingon sa CR pastilan naay close nga sign kay naay nanghinlo.Inghangyo intawon ko nga mosulod mi unya akong kabuang giingnan nako ang tig hinlo pwede tan awon sa nimo akong baby kay palingkoron ra nako akong little girl.kay ug ako pa to alsahon si jacob makaihi napud si Melissa.Gihapuan jud ko pag uli adto. Sobra pa ko sa gakiningkoy.
Dili lang jud ni once nahitabo nako permi jud. Naa pay policy sa tindahan diri nga dili pwede dlahon ang cart sa sulod mao perti kapoya jud ug naay moingon mangihi kay mag alsa alsa napud ka sa carriage.

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Re: Missing Child in Bohol
« Reply #27 on: April 17, 2010, 03:14:28 AM »
if I were the mother Raqs, dli jud nako ibilin, ngano man diay dad-on nako pati sa Cr? sure diba?

kung ikaw ang inahan,Blue,dili nimo padal-on ug itlog?hehehe

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Re: Missing Child in Bohol
« Reply #28 on: April 17, 2010, 03:27:19 AM »
kung ikaw ang inahan,Blue,dili nimo padal-on ug itlog?hehehe

whahaha§  Lum§ paghilom dha ky gasakit na ako tjan kinatawa ari !

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Re: Missing Child in Bohol
« Reply #29 on: April 17, 2010, 03:51:48 AM »
whahaha§  Lum§ paghilom dha ky gasakit na ako tjan kinatawa ari !

hahaha!

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Re: Missing Child in Bohol
« Reply #30 on: April 17, 2010, 04:00:33 AM »
wtf?

Motherhood really doesnt need to be learned in the school or wherever!!!!

IT IS AN INSTINCT! EVEN FROGS KNOW HOW TO TAKE CARE OF THEIR BABIES!!!

for heaven's sake!!!


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Re: Missing Child in Bohol
« Reply #31 on: April 17, 2010, 04:03:39 AM »
tyahahaha mashuang nako diwe kintawa woi-huztura !

Ang itlog bow!
 gumiti Pepeng la la la
oh ang itlog ko intawon,
 plak splash boom nabuak ang itlog ni Pepeng !

aw este ang Bola ko diay na ! whopshala

mura man sad nag ANG PANAGKITA NI TRINING UG PILAR/?? sa akong facebook? ahahhaha!

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Re: Missing Child in Bohol
« Reply #32 on: April 17, 2010, 08:11:19 AM »
It's a great relief that this child was found safe and sound.

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Re: Missing Child in Bohol
« Reply #33 on: April 17, 2010, 09:37:34 AM »
I did not want to join the discussion but what irked me was when these foreigners or Pinoys born and educated abroad tend to say their better really ticks me off! You people may have those so called classes but look at you! How many broken families do you have? You people treat marriage like a shirt, if its dirty or you are bored with it you throw it away, that if you dont like how your marriage is going, you file for divorce. And what effect does it do to your kids? And to your kids, what a despicable attitude, children calling their parents by their first names! And you people say its a democracy! Pag chur mo oist!!!! Its only on your country that your children bring guns to school and start shooting people. Heck you are right! Parents should be responsible in caring and nurturing their children. So I guess that is how you nurture them, give them the opportunity to bring guns to school and start shooting people. I might be quite far off from the topic but as long as you make a comment about you people being better than us Filipinos then expect to get treatment with extreme prejudice...   

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« Reply #34 on: April 17, 2010, 10:30:51 AM »
right on, ZecurB.  call it human frailty, but it looks like even among adults who are supposed to know better, this tendency to compare and conclude that they and theirs are better than the rest always gets my goat.  it looks like an extension of the playground rivalry of 'my daddy can beat your daddy'. 

the same holds true with the political posts here.  can't we all ever grow up?   

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Re: Missing Child in Bohol
« Reply #35 on: April 17, 2010, 10:34:18 AM »
wtf?

Motherhood really doesnt need to be learned in the school or wherever!!!!

IT IS AN INSTINCT! EVEN FROGS KNOW HOW TO TAKE CARE OF THEIR BABIES!!!

for heaven's sake!!!

kokak to that.  and it is common sense never to leave a child alone in a crowd full of strangers.

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Re: Missing Child in Bohol
« Reply #36 on: April 17, 2010, 10:43:13 AM »
I myself have been guilty of temporarily losing my kid. And as always it was my eldest son and as always it happened at SM Cebu. He was in the ages between 6-8 years old. Thrice we had to frantically search for my eldest because he has an affinity of pushing grocery carts and he is a very sociable person. And in all these instances I found him at the entrances or exits where the taxis pick up shoppers with bewildered families wondering why there is an extra kid with them. We just all end up laughing with them when I found my kid...

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Re: Missing Child in Bohol
« Reply #37 on: April 17, 2010, 11:36:58 AM »
Nawala naman ko when i was 6 sa bakery sa Ipil man tingali toh, kay ingon sa ako mama "gunit sa ako saja kay mo baja sad ko ha?", ambut nawani man jud ko kay kani laging daghan kaajo pan ug cookies sus naliban man jud ko nakabuhi ko sa saya sa ako mama! That was one unforgettable event in my life when we (me and my mom) cried each other when she found me outside the bakery already. But that doesnt made my mom an irresponsible mother.

Bruce, salamat sa mga dakdak ug palupalo nga inubanan ug sabon nga perla! ugma ato na na iladlad sa aldaw para mo puti ug samot. ;D ;D


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Re: Missing Child in Bohol
« Reply #38 on: April 17, 2010, 01:19:30 PM »
Kini nga case resulta ni sa pagkahanggaw sa utok anang inahan?

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Re: Missing Child in Bohol
« Reply #39 on: April 17, 2010, 02:19:43 PM »
The only thing I can say in this particular instance is that, the mother MUST NOT leave the child away from her calling/talking distance to be sure that she can converse with the child while she is answering the call of nature.

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