What hobbies do you like to do?

[Lorenzo]

What are your hobbies?

(besides visiting Tubag Bohol Dot Com)

[jorgeanna]

reading is my favorite hobby. i make sure that i read articles everyday......

[Lorenzo]

When i have time, i like to write poems (am an amateur), and recently trying to write in Binisaya . When I joined Tubag Bohol Dot Com 3 years ago, I was very poor in my bolanon proficiency, and these last 3 years have allowed me to perfect my tonation, and my understanding as well as 'slang terms' of Bolanon.

The first time I ever read a balak was from Michael Ligalig's poems in Tubag Bohol Dot Com.
The inspiration in the fact that i did not know what some of the words meant, made me research the words, and find out more about the language. My parents once asked me, "Why are you so interested as of late in Bisaya?"
I smirked and remarked, "Tubag Bohol."

They smiled.

Aside from a struggling student, I like to jot down words in my journals, attempt (poor) at poetry, and if i have time, i go cycling.

[chicogon]

My poor attempt at songwriting is my favorite hobby, next is song blogging and webpage building. Daghan pa pero sa sunod napod na kabanata hehehehe... 

[keih liwanag]

- i write  blogs and articles that i submit to different magazines and broadsheets.
- surfing the net
- accept coordination services, i do weddings in my free time
- hubby-ing  haha just being with him
- playing or cuddling up with my daughter is the best hobby! hehe

[wolfpack823]

Hobbies:

reading and writing
running , exercising
firing
travelling

[Lorenzo]

- i write  blogs and articles that i submit to different magazines and broadsheets.
- surfing the net
- accept coordination services, i do weddings in my free time
- hubby-ing  haha just being with him
- playing or cuddling up with my daughter is the best hobby! hehe

Nice. Please come back to this website, Keih!

[Lorenzo]

My poor attempt at songwriting is my favorite hobby, next is song blogging and webpage building. Daghan pa pero sa sunod napod na kabanata hehehehe... 

Fr. , it's apparent that songwriting and priestly duties are top in your list.

PS. I showed your songs to my parents and family in Tagbilaran. hahaha

[chicogon]

Fr. , it's apparent that songwriting and priestly duties are top in your list.

PS. I showed your songs to my parents and family in Tagbilaran. hahaha

I don't consider priestly duty a hobby; it's my life  Songwriting, FB, TB and so forth are hobbies... on my spare time 

[Lorenzo]

I don't consider priestly duty a hobby; it's my life  Songwriting, FB, TB and so forth are hobbies... on my spare time 

aha! I stand corrected, mi Padre. Life , indeed!

Oi, did i send you the file of you playing basketball? hahaha!
I'll have to upload it on youtube and post it here when given enough time.

OT: How's LA ?

[chicogon]

aha! I stand corrected, mi Padre. Life , indeed!

Oi, did i send you the file of you playing basketball? hahaha!
I'll have to upload it on youtube and post it here when given enough time.

OT: How's LA ?

No I haven't yet. How big is the file? You can send it to me for free via yousendit.com is it's below 100MB... Louisiana is fine; me? Please read my pvt message hehehe. Thanks

[Lorenzo]

Def. less than 100 mb. I'll send it to your email. Responded to the pvt message.

Just wanted to tell you that if I happen to hit LA in the near future, you're gonna have to teach me some of your basketball moves, Fr.
Insane moves btw!

[chicogon]

Def. less than 100 mb. I'll send it to your email. Responded to the pvt message.

Just wanted to tell you that if I happen to hit LA in the near future, you're gonna have to teach me some of your basketball moves, Fr.
Insane moves btw!

Thanks Enz. Read the pvt message. Basketball skills? Hmmmm, that was very loooong time ago. The shots I made when we were shooting hoops were pure luck (I was surprised too coz the goal is as small as the ball itself). Then I must still be good bwahahaha!!! 

[Lorenzo]

hahaha once a varsity basketball player, always a varsity basketball player.

[chicogon]

hahaha once a varsity basketball player, always a varsity basketball player.

Like the old movie (White Men Can't Jump) insinuated, "old men can't jump... but he can still shoot!!!" 

[Lorenzo]

I remember 2 years ago when Ate Belle (Ms Da Binsi) used to take pictures of the changing leaves , and I was a secret admirer of her photography skills as well as the color changes of certain maple leaves. I plan in doing that this year if given enough time. A new hobby, so to say.

[Lorenzo]

Like the old movie (White Men Can't Jump) insinuated, "old men can't jump... but he can still shoot!!!" 

LOL!!

[chicogon]

I remember 2 years ago when Ate Belle (Ms Da Binsi) used to take pictures of the changing leaves , and I was a secret admirer of her photography skills as well as the color changes of certain maple leaves. I plan in doing that this year if given enough time. A new hobby, so to say.

What? Take pictures of Maple Leaves? Or coloring Maples Leaves? hahahaha!!!

[Lorenzo]

What? Take pictures of Maple Leaves? Or coloring Maples Leaves? hahahaha!!!

LOL the former, i think..err..i hope so.

Now to think of it, is it possible to paint maple leaves ? hahaha maybe with a permanent marker

[Lorenzo]

This reminds me of a side note of a story that i heard back when i was but an innocent college student (Muahahaha!)--so we went to Allegheny State Park which is located north of our campus, then to the Woodcock Dam basin when a group of ecology students and I (yours truly was a Biology Teacher's Assistant at the time) saw a classic example of hermitry. A hermit was literally weaving remnants of tree bark into baskets and then coloring them--which i assumed was to be used for domestic use or possible sale??

It brings to mind the saying, "don't waste what nature provides.."

Needless to say that experience, tho not outside the fringes of all things 'Ecological' , was subject to discussion and talk during our drive back to campus.

[chicogon]

This reminds me of a side note of a story that i heard back when i was but an innocent college student (Muahahaha!)--so we went to Allegheny State Park which is located north of our campus, then to the Woodcock Dam basin when a group of ecology students and I (yours truly was a Biology Teacher's Assistant at the time) saw a classic example of hermitry. A hermit was literally weaving remnants of tree bark into baskets and then coloring them--which i assumed was to be used for domestic use or possible sale??

It brings to mind the saying, "don't waste what nature provides.."

Needless to say that experience, tho not outside the fringes of all things 'Ecological' , was subject to discussion and talk during our drive back to campus.

Do you remember what colour it was? Not green? Basin green... it would be used for green tea, ahihihi. 

[Lorenzo]

A hobby of mine: Hiking.

Here are pictures with me and a group of other medstuds climbing/hiking.


group pic


posing again. lol.





Clinging to dear life as we hike down. (whoever took this camera is hardcore)

[Lorenzo]

Do you remember what colour it was? Not green? Basin green... it would be used for green tea, ahihihi. 

LOL. nakalimot na jud ko, Pops. Sigoro brownish green or green. Hahaha

[Lorenzo]

Taking a break from our hike. Now setting up a bonfire.

(im wondering what im doing in this picture; either im praying , or in serious thought. lol)

[chicogon]

Taking a break from our hike. Now setting up a bonfire.

(im wondering what im doing in this picture; either im praying , or in serious thought. lol)

Aaah, sleepwalking?

[Lorenzo]

LOL. Probably so, Pops. Looking at the locale now, i probably dozed off that night.