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Kumusta na mga Bol-anon
« on: September 06, 2007, 07:30:11 PM »
Bol-anon Friends,

As you can easily tell, I am new in this forum. I've been residing with my family (wife and three children) in an Asian country for many, many years now and I am contemplating of starting something new in Bohol, which is my father's birthplace. Some of my siblings are presently residing in Bohol. I have a house in Tagbilaran which my brother is looking after. My wife and I have always talked about settling in Bohol, and at this point we are thinking of advancing our timetable. Gikan sa Pangasinan ang akong misis pero gusto kaayo n'ya ang Bohol.

My kids are aged 16, 15 and 8. They are deficient in English skills and I plan to have them continue with their studies in Tagbilaran City so that they can catch up with the the English language. Regretably, teaching them English is the one luxury my wife and I never had because of our hectic work sked in this foreign land (not really an excuse) and they have been totally immersed in the local language and culture.

The reason I joined this forum is to get a feel of the place from you who are actually living in Bohol, as well as those from abroad who have decided to return either experimentally or for good.

I have some nagging concerns about the safety of the place given the spate of robberies with physical assaults. Is Bohol's vaunted peace and safety gone? Is Tagbilaran safe--especially for children?

I am still resolved in going ahead with the plan. Any pointers, suggestions, advice?

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Re: Kumusta na mga Bol-anon
« Reply #1 on: September 06, 2007, 07:37:01 PM »
We're still monitoring the peace and order situation of our province.

If there's another robbery and murder in the coming weeks, this would again terrify us to come home.

God forbid...

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« Reply #2 on: September 06, 2007, 10:16:36 PM »
i too have just returned from foreign land to set up a business here in Bohol. it was quite a shock to hear news about robberies and the like. though i still am positive about Bohol. i guess anywhere in the country is put to threat. there's not much difference anyway. kumbaga, in the event of evils, we go for the lesser evil. there's no place like home. we just have to be extra careful.

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Re: Kumusta na mga Bol-anon
« Reply #3 on: September 06, 2007, 11:03:37 PM »
benelynne,

Welcome to this forum.

I am based in Bohol. Indeed the incidents of robberies and killings in the past few weeks was a shock to all Boholanos. We are just not used to this kind of events happening at close intervals. We still maintain a positive outlook on our peace and order situation. We hope that the capture of the suspected robbery gang members -- a joint effort of the community, media, law enforcers -- sent a strong message that the Boholanos don't take things sitting down, nor do we cower in fear in the face of the rampage of those criminal elements. As it is said, eternal vigilance is the price of freedom... so must we all continue to be vigilant to protect our peace.

About improving your kids English communication skill, I suggest you try "Barney" the purple dinosaur. I'm sure there are vcds or dvds available there. There are many volumes to choose from.





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« Reply #4 on: September 07, 2007, 10:19:21 AM »
Bohol, Mari and Delaguna,

With your prompt and warm replies, it seems I am getting a garland of grand welcome not only to Tubag Bohol but to Bohol as well.

I am well aware that there are crimes anywhere in the world, and peace can't be achieved or maintained while we lay back in complacency.

Looking at it the other way, the Boholano's collective shock at the recent criminal incidents is a positive signal that we don't take robberies, burglaries and physical assaults as the normal course of events. We should funnel this collective outrage into a community action against crime.

Mari, I really want to hear more about your experiences. As I browsed through this forum, I chanced upon your post on that creepy incident of a peeping Tom (or was it a prying would-be burglar?) Like you, I remain optimisic that Bohol can achieve progress with peace if the people and the government work hand in hand towards a clear vision of a beautiful, peaceful Bohol. Tagbilaran's motto should be Safety to Residents and Guests; Hazard to Lawbreakers and Culprits!
Bohol and Delaguna, I hope to have an EB with you one of these days. Naa na ba'y EB ang Tubag Bohol!

Nice meeting you all!

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« Reply #5 on: September 09, 2007, 12:43:50 AM »
Hello Benelynne!

Kumusta? It is nice having you here with us.  My compliment, you look still very young but kugihan already with three teenagers.
We need your brillant ideas, so, keep on posting if your precious-busy time allows.

I am based in Germany....just registered in this site since the l5th of August and spent most of my break days from work scanning the pages of TB issues.  It is a thrill to be and always on the  go with some interesting discussions.

So....enjoy and God bless!

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« Reply #6 on: September 09, 2007, 08:28:28 AM »
Hello Benelynne!

Kumusta? It is nice having you here with us.  My compliment, you look still very young but kugihan already with three teenagers.
We need your brillant ideas, so, keep on posting if your precious-busy time allows.

I am based in Germany....just registered in this site since the l5th of August and spent most of my break days from work scanning the pages of TB issues.  It is a thrill to be and always on the  go with some interesting discussions.

So....enjoy and God bless!

Hi Bambi,

Nice meeting you here!

I am using my 15-year old son's portrait as my avatar, so that's exactly how young I looked centuries ago. Bitaw, 43 lang ko.

I'll show my real face if the tarsier goes down and you go up and show your real smile.

Maayong buntag! Mas nauna pa ning TB da kaysa Sunday service naku! It's a sun-bathed beautiful Sunday morning here in the Land of the Rising Sun! God bless!

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« Reply #7 on: September 09, 2007, 11:14:59 AM »
hello benelynne.
 Welcome.. feel at home and  enjoy..


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« Reply #8 on: September 09, 2007, 01:36:57 PM »
Hi, Dong Bene!  Mo welcome pod ko nimo ... even if I, myself, is also new dire sa TubagBohol!

I think every commentator of this thread is very much on the ball, so to speak.  While we cannot but feel concerned over the latest numbers of criminal activities diha sa ato sa Bohol,  I still think that Bohol is still a peaceful and safer place to live, compared to others.

Wa lang ta maanad about having such criminal activities being perpetuated diha sa ato, maong mas shocking to our system whenever crime happens ...

I would even sing my husband the Bohol Hymn ... "imong kalinaw giampingan ... to my dear home .... Bohol" ...

Does anyone still know the song?  Or is it still being sung after the National Anthem?   ;D

I have mentioned about the Bohol Hymn kay, as my Username indicates, I proudly claim Bohol to be one of the best, if not the Best Province in the entire Philippines --- The Boholano folks with its untiring quest for betterment and originality; nga even as far back as roughly 50 years ago, Bohol has its own provincial hymn, unlike other provinces ...

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« Reply #10 on: September 09, 2007, 01:59:22 PM »
hello benelynne.
 Welcome.. feel at home and  enjoy..

It's one great party here at TB. Enjoy kaayo!

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« Reply #11 on: September 09, 2007, 02:30:42 PM »
Hi, Dong Bene!  Mo welcome pod ko nimo ... even if I, myself, is also new dire sa TubagBohol!

I think every commentator of this thread is very much on the ball, so to speak.  While we cannot but feel concerned over the latest numbers of criminal activities diha sa ato sa Bohol,  I still think that Bohol is still a peaceful and safer place to live, compared to others.

Wa lang ta maanad about having such criminal activities being perpetuated diha sa ato, maong mas shocking to our system whenever crime happens ...

I would even sing my husband the Bohol Hymn ... "imong kalinaw giampingan ... to my dear home .... Bohol" ...

Does anyone still know the song?  Or is it still being sung after the National Anthem?   ;D

I have mentioned about the Bohol Hymn kay, as my Username indicates, I proudly claim Bohol to be one of the best, if not the Best Province in the entire Philippines --- The Boholano folks with its untiring quest for betterment and originality; nga even as far back as roughly 50 years ago, Bohol has its own provincial hymn, unlike other provinces ...

Hi proud2B-a-BOJOLANA,

I'd appreciate it if you could share with us the complete lyrics of the Bohol Hymn. Sounds nostalgic...

I feel a little compelled to explain why I claim my roots in Bohol, even if I did not grow up there nor speak the language like a native.

My father is from Candijay, Bohol and my mother is from Aklan. They met in Mindanao.

I spent only about three to four consecutive years of my early childhood (up to kindergarten) in Jagna, Bohol. If I remember correctly, the school was Colegio de la Medalla Milagrosa where my mother finished her AB English as well. Is it still existing?

After that, we settled in Mindanao--half of the time in the borderland town of Wao, Lanao del Sur (my birthplace) and the other half in Cagayan de Oro. Then I went to a university in Manila, and after that, abroad. I married abroad with a kababayan from Pangasinan and raised my family here.

Aside from that relatively long childhood residency in Jagna, my family and I have made short trips to Bohol about 10 times in the past after my parents resettled in Tagbilaran in the late 80's. I feel I've been everywhere--and yet somehow, rooted nowhere.

But I've always felt a special affinity for Bohol. My wife and I disagree about many places to go to or visit--but we simply love Bohol. Whenever somebody asks me where I'm from in the Philippines, I invariably say Bohol. I am so proud of Bohol and to be a Boholano.

Murag hilaw man ko nga Bol-anon but in my heart and soul, I am a true-blue Boholano. I am glad I've found home here at TB. I learn more about the hearts and minds of Boholanos.

Fellow proud Bojolanos, I really appreciate what you can share with me in terms of our cultural and historical roots, and of course about current events.

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« Reply #12 on: September 09, 2007, 04:32:24 PM »

I spent only about three to four consecutive years of my early childhood (up to kindergarten) in Jagna, Bohol. If I remember correctly, the school was Colegio de la Medalla Milagrosa where my mother finished her AB English as well. Is it still existing?


Yes, this institution is still alive. It is located near the road to Jagna pier.

Sa Jagna, daghang gwapa.   :D

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« Reply #13 on: September 09, 2007, 04:36:27 PM »
Hi proud2B-a-BOJOLANA,

I'd appreciate it if you could share with us the complete lyrics of the Bohol Hymn. Sounds nostalgic...


Bene,

Here's the link of Bohol Hymn: http://tubagbohol.mikeligalig.com/index.php?topic=1338.0

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« Reply #14 on: September 09, 2007, 11:34:25 PM »
I feel a little compelled to explain why I claim my roots in Bohol, even if I did not grow up there nor speak the language like a native.

I would like to return the courtesy ... of my life's story ...

My father is from Guindulman.  My mother was from Guindulman (she died some 38 years ago --- thus I thought I needed to use separate verbs for each !!!  Waaaa!  (Guindulman is the town before Candijay, if you are travelling from Jagna ...)

I had attended 3 schools for my Elementary levels (Tagbi, Guindulman & Cebu City).  I had attended 4 schools for my High School (Danao Visayan Institute, Saint Mary Academy, Cebu Central Colleges & Holy Cross Academy). Then 2 colleges for my Accounting Degree (PSBA & DWC); CSJR for my Review.

I know the feeling you see ... about being here, there and everywhere ...

I have been assigned to work in several regions when I was working with the COA - Performance Audit Office.  Then before the EDSA Revolution, I left COA to job-hop! ... I have been to a number of industries, namely:  Manufacturing, Freight Forwarding, Exports, Accounting/Auditing/Tax troubleshooting.  I have also joined several multi-level marketing networks (unsuccessfully!!) and ventured into unconventional personal businesses such as Beekeeping, Fish propagation, Perfume Manufacturing, Jewelry-Making, Garments Manufacturing, various product distribution activities ... and a lot more --- all in search of better earning oppurtunities!

While a lot of people say that life in the Philippines is difficult, I have never lacked oppurtunities of earning an HONEST peso here and there --- even when I was hampered by my lack of capital ...

Unlike most Filipinos whose major dream was to live/visit/work abroad, I did not share such an urge!  I have always believed that "Life is what you make it ..."

I have been based in the Phils, until 2002 when I reluctantly came to the UK to join my British husband, whom I had meet a year before --- online!  Yes, I met my husband online!   ;D

I do not like the jobs I have had to endure here in the UK, but, I still need to slug it on --- The degree I gained in the Phils and my PRC ID are useless!  I had to work hard to slowly get UK-based qualifications.  I now teach various UK-accredited computer-related courses ...

That is why I would flatly say that I had a much easier life in the Phils, than what I have here in the UK.  Thus, my dream of going home!  I was happier on my own turf ... being my own boss ... being directly in charge of my destiny ...

I have lived in several places here in the UK, and nowhere could I say that they are safer than Bohol?  I would still want to be in my Beloved Bohol any time of day ... except that ... I need to take into consideration other loved ones' safety and comfort ...

On this point ... I think I need to park to minimize boring you all to tears!!!  :P

(I just hope that I had properly edited any spelling or grammatical errors!  Hirap mag edit ng mahaba na litanya!  Waaaa)

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« Reply #15 on: September 10, 2007, 01:01:30 AM »
Hi Proud 2bBoholana,

You have a very nice and interesting job and life story.  By the way, I thank you and Mike for that "AWIT SA BOHOL".  To tell you the truth, it is the first time to know the lyrics of that song. Wonderful description and must be more nicer if I know how to sing it.



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« Reply #16 on: September 10, 2007, 01:02:29 AM »
wow! kanindot basahon sa mga stories here...

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« Reply #17 on: September 10, 2007, 01:44:39 AM »
Well, I heard that song in thread "AWIT AS BOHOL" sponsored from Happy.

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« Reply #18 on: September 10, 2007, 06:32:21 AM »

Thanks a lot. Wa ka bay audio or video link ani? Mike, kantaha na lang ug i-post sa YouTube. Bitaw, salamat kaayo.

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« Reply #19 on: September 10, 2007, 07:08:10 AM »
I would like to return the courtesy ... of my life's story ...

Hi proud BOJOLANA,

Nasugdan na nato ang mga sugilanon sa kinabuhi dinhi sa self-introductory thread. Daghan kaayug salamat.

Some of our career trajectories are similar. Although I made my career abroad, I spent only two years as an employee and the rest as a small-time entrepreneur. My wife is the more business-minded between the two of us, and I rode onto the business track only midway. As you probably know, being one's own boss has as much its headaches as its perks. You take care of everything, and as I mentioned elsewhere, you're a slave of your own time. And the taxes you pay! And of course, there are the business cycles which inevitably whisk small-time businessmen through troughs and crests.

Anyway, you're right. There is no perfectly security-sealed place in the world. Even in Japan, with its vaunted low criminality, a young white female English teacher, was murdered last year and the body cast in cement and left on the veranda of the Japanese suspect's apartment. And the perpetrator remains on the loose.

In my supposedly safe academic neighborhood on the outskirts of Tokyo, there are two heinous crimes that remain unsolved by the police to date. One victim was the Japanese translator of the Satanic Verses by Salman Rusdie whose throat was slitted by an unidentified criminal as the victim stepped out of the elevator in a national university, about a kilometer from home. The other victim was a Filipina, a client of ours, who was living alone and whose head was found severed in her apartment (also about a kilometer from where my family was living). The police questioned all Filipino residents in the area. And since she was a client, and I was supposed to have an information network in the community, they visited me frequently. On the nth time, I had to bawl out at the police as I demanded a court order for me to allow them in. They finally relented.

Gruesome crimes shock. But after a few months, the community has regained its composure. Most of the residents soon realized that targets of such crimes are more or less singled out for specific reasons.

I am sure Boholanos will regain their peace, too. In the case of Bohol, the fear is mostly the rampancy and randomness of the crime. Therefore, security measures have to be put in place by both the local government and the community. I  believe we should also think of our part in ensuring peace in our paradise.



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« Reply #20 on: September 10, 2007, 12:40:35 PM »
I am sure Boholanos will regain their peace, too. In the case of Bohol, the fear is mostly the rampancy and randomness of the crime. Therefore, security measures have to be put in place by both the local government and the community. I  believe we should also think of our part in ensuring peace in our paradise.

Hi, Sir Bene!

I could not help but admire your writing prowess ... I wish, that as we continue communicating, eventually, matakdan pod intawon ko sa imong wisdom and very touching way of putting things down in writing!

And the way you keep your cool ... is just amazing!

Do your kids realize what a talented Dad they have got?   ;D 

Yes, I hope and pray that everything will still turn out for the better for Bohol!

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« Reply #21 on: September 10, 2007, 12:55:59 PM »
Hi Proud 2bBoholana,

You have a very nice and interesting job and life story.  By the way, I thank you and Mike for that "AWIT SA BOHOL".  To tell you the truth, it is the first time to know the lyrics of that song. Wonderful description and must be more nicer if I know how to sing it.

Hi, Day Bambi!

How about singing with that YouTube piece, aron ma-master nimo ang song!  Then try singing the English version as well ... mas romantic paminawon ang English version ...."kissed by sun; caressed by the sea ..."

Sana, magkadungan-dungan ta uli next time no?  Aron magkahimamat ta ...  ;D

Mag Magic Sing ta ... :P



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« Reply #22 on: September 11, 2007, 11:36:41 PM »
Hello Proud B.

I kept on singing it at the meantime....where my hubby is much amused of it. you are right, it is easier to sing it in English.
by the way, nagplano kang mouli karong paskoha?  I will be there, also my sister in London with her Family will be home then. We will try to have a Family togetherness on this time if possible kay waman sad kaajo bakasyon ahong mga igsoon nga tu-a nag teach sa Mindanao....tan-awon lang.  It is for sure nice to meet you, so that you will come to know my sister from London, who are also living there, right? Have a nice day...take care and more power! You can have my support....if you run as Barrio Captain ba to? ;D ;D

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Re: Kumusta na mga Bol-anon
« Reply #23 on: September 14, 2007, 07:13:04 PM »
Thanks a lot. Wa ka bay audio or video link ani? Mike, kantaha na lang ug i-post sa YouTube. Bitaw, salamat kaayo.

Sir the video link

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0AszH4ud2Ek

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« Reply #24 on: September 14, 2007, 07:57:15 PM »
Thanks Happy....i know it in English to tell you the truth the first time I heard in Visayan lyrics.

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« Reply #25 on: September 14, 2007, 07:58:08 PM »
ok, wala diay mo nagkanta sa skole ate?

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