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Quote from: islander on March 28, 2014, 01:13:48 PM
tira to, boy oh booy.  ayaw lang gyod tunla ang chicken bones, boy, kay simbakog matupok ang imong tinae, looy fr chic maguol...

Looy jod ayo gani Bol-anon-trained ni aw-awa hehehe. Anad pa mo binisaya agiwwww

Booboy eating tsaynis food

Nindot ni Sir FD... pila man total sa lote diay

Beautiful

Doc Bran, mao ni natural beauty of a Boholana

Model and tv personality

Bia Ursula Bautista

Quote from: Lorenzo on July 02, 2013, 12:56:56 PM

Bienna Ursula Bautista

This is SHE, Bran

Quote from: magneticfire on March 22, 2014, 01:55:47 PM
thanks for posting this... i just found this on the internet... but i can't find my pic... God bless
by the way, this is Bienna Ursula Bautista

Nice view

I was what I ate and I am what I eat now

Quote from: hubag bohol on March 14, 2014, 09:04:15 PM
Botoy reporting for duty! Bay Bugs, tuyhakaw na pud!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nKmff5M2r0

My Old video version (original)

Quote from: islander on March 13, 2014, 09:38:42 AM
HUbag at BUGsay, okay pod hubug.

BugHu

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 08, 2014, 05:13:45 AM
this friday afternoon is quiet. as i type away on my new ipad (it came with a cover case and keyboard ), im sipping my cup of mint tea at a local cafe in downtown chicago. as i daze into the reflection of the skyscrapers piercing through the glass window, i am elated to see the bright sun shining outside. alas! wonderful and beloved spring, you have finally graced this city with thy tempest warmth !

tho i had a long shift this morning, im happy that work is done. its friday!

Isn't it great to be alive?!!

Spend time with your kids (create memories together) - not so on money - so you will be part of their memories come what may

Mao ni tinuod nga istorya?

Dugaya na ni na kaso no? Nakalimot nako sa istorya. Sila diay culprit ani na kaso

Hahaha

Astig nuon, di isog agiwww

Mo file sad kog bill kinilaw and sinugba as provincial sud-an lol

Looya intaown pod... -- it happens!

Di lang hibaw-an... good info

Sekwet

Lamian labi na kung dugay na wa makakaon ani. Pero nig human panug-ab, di na sad lami hahahaha

Kini na lang sa kay wa jamoy bahaw hehehe

I don't believe in fallacy of changing the world or my environment, but each day I wake up I believe I have the grace to experience and enjoy life and whatever comes with being alive - good or bad - and care for whatever god has in store for me for that particular day. Ugma? Aw, kung momata, I will repeat the whole ritual

EDSA

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 27, 2014, 12:39:24 PM



Bantay! Paingon ka ambakan!

Naglaway tawon

Sa Colon na Dong. Aw sa Capitolyo diay bwahahaha

I have quite a few of them and one big one (tortoise)

Palit na tawon mo

Quote from: islander on February 25, 2014, 08:22:15 AM
naa mi daghan ana uy.  sa among terrace.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i59OGwqV-hc#

TIME TO REJOICE

Lyrics:

TIME TO REJOICE

Text: Beverly J. Anderson
Music: Fr. J. Roel Lungay

1
Open the windows and let the sun in -
Oh, listen how - sweet the birds sing;
The bond of winter has broken away,
It's time to rejoice and greet spring.

2
Hillsides are lovely in green once again,
And blossoms appear on the trees.
Flowers are waking aroused by spring's kiss,
And lilac scent drifts on the breeze.

3
Earth now is bursting with joy and rebirth.
Oh, how can a soul fail to sing!
After life's winter comes heart - peace and hope -
All part of God's promise called spring.

Text: Beverly J. Anderson, Copyright © 1994 Salesian Missions/New Hope Books
All rights reserved. Used by permission
Music: Fr. J. Roel Lungay, © 1995 Fro's Music

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOw72r1-gm8#

A HOUSE BY THE SIDE OF THE ROAD

Lyrics


A HOUSE BY THE SIDE OF THE ROAD

Words by Catherine Janssen Irwin
Music by Fr. J. Roel Lungay

1
It's only a house by the side of the road
But inside it's a home sweet and fair;
So dear are its humble furnishings
And God's love is evident there.

2
It's only a house by the side of the road
Yet, a palace could never compare,
As the people inside who live there with pride
Prefer it to life anywhere.

Refrain:
A family so loving, tender and true,
Unselfish in their daily tasks,
Enjoying life's pleasures though in small measures
And willing to give what life asks.

(Repeat 1 and 2)

(Repeat Refrain)

(Repeat 1)

Coda:
And God's love is evident there.

Words by Catherine Janssen Irwin. Copyright © 1992, Salesian Missions/New Hope Books.
All rights reserved. Used by permission
Music by Fr. J. Roel Lungay, Copyright © 1997 Fro's Music

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BALAANG BATA

Words and music by TQ Solis

Performed by Fr. J. Roel Lungay

For notation and chords, please link below:

http://www.scribd.com/doc/208184323/Balaang-Bata#

1
Gitagna sa mga propeta
Ang pag-abot sa manunubos
Buhing timaan sa Diosnong Saad
Paglukat kanato sa kasal-anan.

2
Balaang Bata nahimugso
Gamhanang Dios nagpakatawo
Pagsabwag sa kamatuoran
Diha kaniya ang kaluwasan.

Refrain:
Bililhon kita sa Ginoo
Mas labaw sa tanan Niyang minugna
Ang Iyang gugma’g pagmahal
Alang kanato way kinutoban.

3
Sa matag adlaw ug gabii
Hadlaon ka ni’ng kinabuhi
Balaang Bata maoy dangpanan
Bisan pa sa atong mga kalapasan.

4
Batang Hesus, among gabayan
Bugtong taming sa dautan
Ikaw ang among kaluwasan
Ang katumanan sa tanan.

(Repeat Refrain)

(Repeat 3 and 4)

Coda:
Ikaw ang among kaluwasan
Ang katumanan sa tanan.

Copyright © 2014 QT del Sol Music | Administered by Fro’s Music
All rights reserved

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZPqNu3BZfg#

BALAANG BATA
New unpublished song by TQ Soli, Jr.
February 8, 2014

Quote from: islander on February 18, 2014, 09:02:53 AM
looks like in the near future earwax may be integrated into passports.

Hahahaha like use it as paste? LoL

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 18, 2014, 04:28:36 AM
For the French, live life by tasting all the flavors.

bwahaahaha! kuan diay, og mo kaon ang lake adobo kalingaw , sayang kai wa sija kahibalo unsay flavor sa callos con chorizo de bilbao.  

Odong ug salmon

We think it's possible ra diay?

French fries revolution

Ug baje ang florist happier siya kung makaapil sa Miss Kalag-kalag Pageant bwahahaha

Quote from: islander on February 14, 2014, 04:19:39 PM
happy st valentine, fr chic!  (mahimo pod balihon-- happy fr valentine, st chic!)

no reply to message, no prob.  that was human interest news feature, hehe.  hinaot mabasa nimo tanan one day soon.

Karon pa nauli

Happy Valentines!

Note: Ms Isles, got ur message but didn't have the chance to read all of it since I can't do it via my iphone and reply

Quote from: islander on February 02, 2014, 12:20:44 PM
yeheeeyyy!  thanks, fr chic!

Hehehe you're welcome!

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 03, 2014, 07:36:23 PM
Hmm... Kadtong naay daghang binuhi?

Kusog pod mokilaw

Amo expression mga barkada kay "doyeye" man, dili doye-yes ahahaha. Usahay kay dunno!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FSzYf8PaJlg#ws

SONG OF CONFIDENCE, DEDICATION & WARNING

For Rian & Mariquit

Performed by Romeo Mascarinas

1
I write this song for you to know I care
It’s simple but it’s heart’ly dedicated
To both of you, you know
I’ll sing it even though the night is cold.

2
I want you sing this song and follow me
Up where the moon and stars, and midnight dream
You swear you’ll be good girls
And keep as secrets all that I have shared.

Chorus:
La la la la…
La la la la…
La la la la…
La la la la la la.

3
Hello, Rian, you’re one
Marikit, you, too, I have to warn
This song is simple but it’s “hit & run”
You’ve got to tell no one I am the man.

Bridge:
I know it isn’t easy to make some fun
The more it isn’t easy to be a nun
Somehow, somewhere or when
Just sing it “sprinkling can.”
Don’t criticize what you don’t understand.

(Repeat 3)

4
I do write songs coz I’m a lonely man
Do write me letters if you understand
For you to know I’m one
Who always place myself at your command

(Repeat Chorus 2x)

Coda:
Hmmm...

Copyright © 1983 Fro’s Music
Tagaytay City, Philippines

Reminiscing Lyrics
Steve Thomas

Words and music by J. Roel Lungay

Performed by Steve Thomas

Keyboard by Catherine Styron

Acoustic and steel guitars by Steve Thomas

1
It seems like only yesterday
When I wrote my very first song,
I still remember how I felt
When I struck that very first chord.

2
I fell in love with the melody
That I still hold today,
The words so full of memories
Of how life used to be.

Refrain:
We've walked through life so slowly
But we've wandered far and free.
We were different and so crazy,
No moments dull and gray.

3
Remember how we used to sing
And serenade the girls;
We drowned ourselves in booze and beers
Until the break of day.

4
Our lives were full of hopes and dreams
But we didn't really care;
The clouds of "non-existence"
By then had wrapped our minds and wills.

(Repeat Refrain)

Coda:
We traveled life so easy,
We've wandered fancy-free,
Outrageous and so silly,
So different from today...

Copyright © 1995 Fro's Music
International Copyright Secured
All Rights Reserved

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87rXtyEHNRw#

REMINISCING
Original Boholano Song

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akMlsSKFxwM#

Way lingaw kay sige ug snow sa gawas, so kanta-kanta na lang ug live music recording

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XStVIeFjS54#

A CALL TO CHRISTIANS (2014 Solo Version)
Fr. J. Roel Lungay

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PMizoRKv1E#

Quote from: vrglguapo on February 02, 2014, 03:24:01 AM
nice one, but I dont think the new generation have any idea of what it is.Ang na elhan nila vampire lang cguro nga mga gwapo ug gwapa nga pareho sa movie nga Twilight saga..

That's why it's good adunay nag research and gemantala pag-usab ning mga kinaraan. Kung sa syudad, puros internet nay hibaw-an sa mga kabataan (modern na sad ilang tiaaw-tiaw like Twilight per your observation), pero kung adto ka sa bukid, like sa Catigbian, nig kagabii na didto sa waiting shed, kinaraang tiaw gehapon istoryahan bwahahaha.

Both desktop and iphone, di mogana ang photobucket... it must be their server

I will post the 2 pics of No. 9 and No. 10... saonz ni froze man ang Photobucket

10. Engkanto
It is fun to explore the forest but our parents or grandparents would advice us not to do it alone or make so much noise in the forest because we might displease an Engkanto who just might be living nearby.

Engkantos are said to have similar features as humans except for their lack of philtrum, a vertical groove in the middle area of the upper lip, which extends from the nose to the upper lip.

They can inflict pain and harm on a person if displeased. They are also rumored to fall in love with humans and kidnap them as well. An amulet can keep them away though.
They may look like Caucasians but I am not interested in meeting them. It is said that they live with nature.

Now that I have shown you my list, which one of these mythical creatures scare you the most?

9. Kapre
When I was still working as a nurse in a government hospital, I had a friend who has a “third eye.” I enjoyed working with her, especially on graveyard shifts because she would tell me her personal horrifying and scary experiences. Aside from ghosts that she sees every once in a while, she could also see Kapres living on trees.

Kapres are described by my friend as gigantic. They puffed on huge cigars and live on trees. Filipino folklore have the same description of a Kapre.

Although Kapres are considered by the majority as harmless, their hugeness is a warning that trees should be respected because they serve as their humble abode. They are popularly known as Agta in the Visayas.

I’m not sure if I won’t be terrified if I see someone smoking up on a tree at night. It might be the Kapre puffing on his cigar.

8. White Lady

Wikipedia describes a White Lady as a female ghost associated with legend of a tragedy in a local area. There are stories about them all over the world.

When I was still in my elementary years, I would make it a point not to stay inside a classroom all by myself. Who knows, a White Lady might appear to me. A lot of my classmates say that our school used to be a cemetery and thus our school is haunted.
There was one instance when our classes were disrupted in the middle of the day because a schoolmate had seen a White Lady in the comfort room. From then on, I would ask a classmate to go with me whenever I want to pee but when there is no one available to accompany me, answering the call of nature becomes a nightmare.

As oppose to a White Lady, there is also a Black Lady. According to my classmates, White Ladies are harmless as compared to the Black Ladies. Be it White or Black, I’d rather they don’t show themselves at all.

7. Manananggal

“Nagbutang dyud og daghan na asin akong bana sa tanan namong bintana og nagbitay og daghan na ahos para dili daw makasulod ang manananggal sa amo (My husband placed a lot of salt on our windows and hang lots of garlic so that the Manananggal cannot enter our house).”

I was laughing so hard when I heard my pregnant friend say this. She said that she was asleep when her husband was doing this and the strong smell of garlic woke her.

The husband was probably just being cautious and protective because Manananggals are known to devour the heart of a fetus or suck the blood of a sleeping pregnant woman through their long proboscis-like tongue, as Wikipedia described it.

A Manananggal is said to be capable of separating their upper body (waist up) from their lower body (waist down), then they grow wings on their backs which enable them to fly into the night looking for victims, leaving their lower body on the ground. It is said that they must rejoin their body before sunrise, otherwise sunlight will destroy them.
Salt and garlic are said to be useful in warding off a Manananggal.

6. Santilmo

“Kung laagan kaayo ka sa gabii, makasugat ka og Santilmo (When you go out at night, you might come across a Santilmo).”

I have heard my classmates say that they have seen a Santilmo and they frequently described it as a ball of fire that runs after them and scares the hell out of them. It was when I reached fifth grade that I realized that what my classmates saw was St. Elmo’s fire.

It is described by Unexplained Mysteries as an apparition that takes on the appearance of a flame that are believed to be spirits of the dead and tend to lead the people who see them astray.

5. Wak Wak

“Hala ka! Gabii na. Dagiton dyud ka sa Wak Wak kung mag sige pa ka og laag (Watch out! It’s already nighttime. A Wakwak might seize you)!”

Wait a minute mama. I haven’t seen a Tambaloslos nor a Sigbin. A Wak Wak is going to seize me now? You’ve got to be kidding me.

As taken from John U. Wolff’s definition of Wak Wak in his “A Dictionary of Cebuano Visaya,” a Wak Wak is a bird that comes out only at night, with a distinct call that sounds like its name. Its call signifies the presence of an ungo or vampire.

4. Sigbin

“Ayaw na laag kung gabii na kay makakita ka og sigbin (Don’t go out if it’s already nighttime because you will see a Sigbin)!”

First, there’s the Tambaloslos then now, there’s a Sigbin? I haven’t even seen a fairy! Which creature should scare me first mama? I am so confused.

Sigbin, as described in Wikipedia, is a creature that suck human blood from their shadows at night. They walk backwards and their head is placed lower than their hind legs. They can sometimes be invisible to humans.

They look like a goat without horns, with very large ears, and a tail that can be used like a whip.

There are talks that a Sigbin could be an animal that is related to the kangaroo.

3. Okoy (Merman)

Just when you are starting to enjoy your swim at the beach, your parents would say, ”Ayaw adto sa lawom kay birahon ka og Okoy (Don’t go to the deep part of the sea because a merman will grab you)!”

This kind of warning would make any kid stay in the shallow parts.

Wikipedia describes the Merman as a creature from the sea that has a human form and scaly body. It is the male counterpart of a Sirena or mermaid. The lower part of their body could be webbed feet, scaly legs, or a fishtail like that of a mermaid. They are said to drown humans for food.

2. Duwende (Dwarf)
“Ayaw tamaki ang balay sa duwende kay tagaan ka nila og sakit (Don’t step on the house of the dwarf or else, they will inflict you with a disease)!”

I have heard this warning from my parents, grandparents, relatives and other elders. We have this superstitious belief that termite mounds are the homes or kingdoms of dwarves and stepping on it is a “big no.” Not only that, we were even warned not to urinate on them.

And since then, I would take great lengths so as not to see or get near a termite mound, so I would not accidentally step on one. If I see one, I remember running as fast as I can to areas where there are many people around. And while on the run, I used to imagine a small creature sitting on the mound looking deviously at me.

According to Wikipedia, Duwendes are small creatures capable of providing good or bad fortunes to humans. Aside from termite mounds, they sometimes live in trees, hills or even houses. They come out at noon and at night.

The famous line “tabi-tabi” (Visayan) or “tabi-tabi po” (Tagalog) is the Filipinos’s way of asking an excuse, especially when we take a pee outside, so as not to displease or bother the Dwarves.

As for Dwarves living in homes, some Filipinos leave food on the floor to appease them because they are known to hide things when they are feeling mischievous. However, if you plead for its return, they are said to do so or until they feel like it.

Duwendes are even featured in some local newspapers like The Sun.Star for having a son with a woman.

1. Tambaloslos

When I had my vacation in Bohol as a kid, my grandmother used to tell me not to go out to the woods alone because I might see a Tambaloslos. I asked her what in the world is a Tambaloslos and she told me that it’s an ungo or a mythical creature that looks like a person but has an uncanny and enormous smile that stretches up to its ears.

I put paid to her description of an ungo in my imagination, at first it got me amused and then when I started thinking why would a Tambaloslos smile at me that way, I started to get horrified.

According to hunospuno of Devian Art, a Tambaloslos is a mythical creature that is mostly heard of in the Visayas and Mindanao regions. It usually shows itself if you are in the woods.

It has an overly large head and an overly big smile. It is said that when you see one, you will lose your way. You have to take off your clothes and put them on again but this time inside out for you to find your way or as they say, find your way out of the mouth of the Tambaloslos.

The moral lesson of scaring us with a Tambaloslos is so that we would never wander out alone in the woods.

10 most horrifying mythical creatures in Cebu and anywhere else in the Philippines

Channel Marie Imperial
Author

Ever since I could remember, parents and other elders loved to scare us with stories about ghosts and mythical creatures. Perhaps they do it to make us behave or follow their will, and I must say the tactic works and still does for the younger generation at present.
Now that I am an adult, I really don’t blame them. As kids, we can be rowdy and capable of destroying a house if left unsupervised. And, we’d play out in the streets late into the night if we are to decide on our own.

Our parents try to get us to go home by saying “Uli na sa balay sa dili pa mag ala sais kay kan-on ka og ungo (Come back home before 6 p.m. or else a monster will eat you)!”

This is a list of 10 horrifying mythical creatures that scared the hell of me as a kid, in no particular order.

Quote from: islander on January 31, 2014, 09:39:05 AM
manananggal tingali nga sirena kay nahibuwag man ang lower part sa upper part ni ariel aning winning photo ni hubag.

Aaaah... sirena diay (si Sir n Ana) LoL