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Quote from: BedoAdoSalada on September 05, 2009, 10:54:56 AM
Ang bo-ot pasabot ana.  Ang amerkano daghan ug boots issue, ang pinoy usa ra good for five years pa jud. Busa nagpa karga na sya.          

Gawas sa usa ra ka boots ang ge issue, basin naa pajoy pangagod ang tiil kay usa rapoy isyung medyas. Maajo pani na rason kay makatawa pa ta bwahaha!

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on September 06, 2009, 12:31:36 PM
Father basin gigushan ra ka or ga suow jud imong tijan heheheh.
Napungot ko gahunahuna karon nga mag 2 weeks na gipadad an nako ug wawarts ang namaylo nako wa jud ko giinform ug nadawat na ba nija kapila ko gatext,message,email wa jud tubag.Di pud nako matrack sa western union ug nakuha na ba.Pastilan ngano man ning uban tawo balik balikan tag samok samok ug pamaylo unja inig hatagan na wa nay sasaw.

Welcome to the club RAQ. Cest la vie (mao jud na life). Antuson na lang kay sakit ray dangatan nato. Iampo na lang nga magpasalamat pod sila... panagsa hahaha.

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on September 06, 2009, 12:24:26 PM
Pag adto nimo sa Bilangbilangan Dre dialsa ka?hehehhe Common jud ni ug moadto kag isla nga medyo taub unya way tulay latayan. Kapila kaha ko gapababa sa una labi na kara adto nako sa isla Surigao perti abtik ang mobaba bisan pa ug di ka mo ask alsahon jud ka.Balik balik ko ug pamista sa isla sa Mantatao either ang mga laki kauban nimo sa pumboat mo alsa or naay mga stambay andam moalsa.Kini si General akong feeling ani wa ni momando alsaha ko kundi gi offeran jud ni nga alsahon.Ang merkano sa iyang kilid way ing offer kay perting taasa unya mobalibad man jud ni siya kay ka weird ba.Hadlok sad siya ug magpaalsa siya mangatumba unya sila samot ka basa.Peace!

Kahinumdom kaayo day RAQ, that was 2006. Giba muleng. Mao sad didto sa Puerto Galera during the 80s. Daghan mag-ilog mo ba nimo kay mao goy ilang pangita. Giba ngani ta nga private ra ato ranggo hahaha.

Mao sad na mahitabo nato, maski dili ta sige tagaag special treatment, pero maanad na gani tag pang husga sa atong mga nakita, nga posible nga way kamatuoran, we don't just start believing we are like God, but we are acting like one. Mao jud na kasagaran mahitabo and we don't even realize it!!! (LoL)

Yes, indeed... same thing as when we placed judgment on people without really knowing the facts or truth. You bet we do!

"Sometimes we fool ourselves into believing we are like God..."

Bitaw, kidding aside, ngana mana basta muadto kag isla... like Cabilao. No big deal. Ila kang alsahon aron di mabasa. Labi na kung way pantalan ang lugar. Kung tibuok platoon, company o battalion ilang arsahon... kuwang pa! Siyempre, si General lang. They do the same for Governor, Congressman, Mayor, Padre Kura, etc. So don't lose sleep or spend your emotions on pic like this kay ikaw ray alkanse. Kadtong nag expose ani sa newspaper article, gasige ron ug bahakhak, doing what he/she does best... create issues for rating! And you? Us? They dragged us into their world... libak, panira, rush judgment, anger, resentment, finger-pointing, etc.

Quote from: grazie7y on September 05, 2009, 02:52:12 PM
ano ba yan, ning burot tawon ang apapangig sa ga karga kay gibug-atan ni general.  pagkamakauulaw oi!  i wish we can get his side of this story. 

Quote from: grazie7y on September 05, 2009, 02:52:12 PM
ano ba yan, ning burot tawon ang apapangig sa ga karga kay gibug-atan ni general.  pagkamakauulaw oi!  i wish we can get his side of this story. 

I SHALL RETURN NA -- PINOY STYLE!!!

Gibati ba ang mobutod tiyan? Hehehe. O basin suow (suol) ang gibati... suow tijan!!!

Butod napod tiyan gikan kaon sa Ryan's... naa diay ni deri hehehe

Quote from: grazie7y on September 04, 2009, 10:22:56 AM
Nice Father R!  Thanks!

Asa naman ka ron Grace mora mag wa naka mag tikaw2x diha? O tua ba kas laing thread... basin nalipat lang ko?

Quote from: Melrose on September 06, 2009, 01:20:44 AM
CHICOGON! Can you turn my poems, "Gihidlaw" and "Yutang Ginikanan" into songs? I intended to put music in them but I can't find the tunes pa. I'm more into slow, jazzy songs and i think the lyrics are not fit for jazz or mellow tunes. You can turn them into something fun. visit http://vidayt.multiply.com. thanks!

Nalingaw ko basa sa mga sinuwat nimo sa Multiply. Hasta pod tong prayer-song ninyo duha sa imong hubby. Keep it up, Melrose!

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on September 05, 2009, 03:53:05 AM
Pasensya na mo medyo wala na mo log in si Koddi magkadepo depo najud si Koddi ani ug panghubad aning mga damgo. Either nagdown ang internet connection ni Koddi or nabusy sa kalingawan sa umaabot nga pista sa Loon mao wa na kaalinggat  ug tan aw nga daghan naman diay siya ug magtatampo. Hala Kodz unsa man magsugod na ko ug pangolikta sa bayad diri heheheh.

Naguol na cguro tos Koddie RAQ kay ga uros-uros naman mga damgo sa mga molupyo sa TB, di Tagbilaran Bohol ha.... hehehe

Quote from: simplylee on September 04, 2009, 08:21:26 PM

OT: hhhhmmmmm gasalig ay kay way modakop nga misis

Tama ka jan S'lee hahahaha!!!

Nothing new, but a repost of My Tagbilaran City using the sung-poem instead of the instrumetal...

New Version: "My Tagbilaran City" by Romeo Mascariñas

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxk-Z-vHA8Q

Old Version: "In The Passage Of Time" by Mark Sloniker

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5GMZosNmcw

Gigam-an jog kanta aron mas mohaum hehehe... 

MY TAGBILARAN CITY

It feels like a dream
A quiet I couldnt quite figure out just yet
A moment of silence that is
On a journey I know not the direction.

Peoples and machines moving thoughtlessly
In all direction -
No visible footsteps nor clear faces -
Nothing seems to make sense
Much like waking up at dawn for no reason at all.

The serenity just drowns on top of silence -
Silence incensed with movements -
I wonder if the gods have something to do with all these
Quite precious it seems I'm almost like sleepwalking.

This I conclude, I must be awake!
I must be home!
I must be where I need to be!
And want to be!
Where I dreamt to be...
And love to be...
Not sleeping but awake!
The City of Friendship,
My Tagbilaran City!

(10/26/08)

labon ako cge napod damgo balik-balik man. gabii karate. bantog ra. pagmata nako nahuman naman diay tong karate na dvd akong gi tan-aw unya gabalik-balik diay ang intro. gikatogan man nako.

ingon akong ig-agaw sa una, ajo pod panagsa ang tv napoy motan-aw nato samtang natog ta. kita raman cge tan-aw tv, bwahaha.

I love Tagbilaran but I still don't think it's a better place to put another big school or something. I've learned to think BIG and if we want to get big and prosperous we need to have an expanded mentality. The city is rather small in comparison to many a big cities. There's no more room to grow but to think "outside the box." International airport, golf course, mega malls, etc - they should all be erected somewhere other than at the heart of the city if Tagbilaran is to compete with other mega cities. (in fairness pod, my cuzin used to remind us: contest ba diay ni nga dili man hehehe). In fact, I'm personally against the international airport being planned in Panglao. I don't care if they say otherwise, but it will mess up the "sea life" (corals and all) when those big planes keep reverberating their big and noisy engines and, simbako, one crash would do 'em in (and probably all of us) being so close to it. When you get to visit major cities in the world, airports maybe named after that city but you hardly see one erected in that city itself, but in the suburbs or someplace else but bearing still the name of that major city.

It's also a fact, tourists from far-flung countries go to Bohol or tropics not for the excitement of a big city (like what they have back home) but to have a little peace and relaxation and for some appreciation of nature (not man-made structures that are already abundant from where they came). Sus no? Unya dia pa jud ning atong pakatok nga mag establish ug state university sulod gayod sa syudad? Well, if you think "parochial" that's what you're coming up with. It only shows who we are and our resistance to the "real" progress because we do think "small."

Dapat gani ang airport adto sa Balilihan or Catigbian, golf course adto sa Corella ug lain pod sa Carmen, State University adto sa Bilar or S-Bullones. Mga diskohan, videoke, etc adto sa Baclayon, Albur, Cortes , Maribojoc, Loon aron mamahimo jud tang tinuoray nga metro. Usa pod, ang mga "masakiton" dili dali madakpan kung di magpaduol sa ilang lugar or mga misis (just being naughty).

Kanang ubang lungsod pasagdan na lang na kay aron naa pay matawag nato nga suburb. Kay basin pod mamahimo tang mega-cty... patay kang bata ka!!!

Quote from: juliusarbizo on September 02, 2009, 11:53:56 PM
This event will negate to the  efforts by all sector in promoting Panglao as a tourist haven, now that the first blood has been drawn, just hope that there will be none anymore but the natural tendency of "vengeance" is not a distant possibility. A sad episode to all Panglaonons and of Bohol.

I don't believe it will totally negate all the efforts that had been done over the years but it sure does affect much like any other crime or mischievousness. The hard work goes on and hope to slowly eliminate anything that would make Bohol and Panglao less desirable than it is right now.

Sa nagkadugay nakong basa aning thread nagkalawom ug nagka mahinuklogon naman ang mga tawo deri, hibalina sa ilang mga pinulongan nga lumad nga binol-anon. Nagka maayo... padayon!

Quote from: glacier_71 on September 01, 2009, 09:52:11 PM
arang tawn dinagan nako kay tiaw ba og mapahimuslan kos mga b***t perting daghan ra ba. hahaha.

nisukol 'ta ka glace, gada man kaha ka bayoneta? bwahaha

Sus ka gwapa sa akong paborit aktres sa tv sa atoa... sukad pas kampanerang kuba. sija rapod ahong nailhan hahaha

Quote from: Lorenzo on September 01, 2009, 10:45:05 AM
hahahaha! right on, Pops!
Si dad pa, i add on nija ug pork and beans ug katsup. hahaha!

o man, i am now HUNGRY.

Aw, pwede pod.... duol2x na na sa caldereta bwahahaha

Quote from: Lorenzo on September 01, 2009, 10:36:06 AM
na gutom ko just reading this thread. i forget the name of this dish, pero its ox tail bitaw, gi steam cook ni sa ahong inahan. Then she adds lemon grass, diced onions, ibutang pood ginger ug black pepper balls. Then ug na human na ang oxtail, i butang pood ug patatas, ug bakchoy ug string beans.

lami ni i-paris sa toyo. hehehe.

Kung mag gisa ka ani, Bran, unya itsahan nimog peanut butter (mga 6 ka takos), mamahimo na kining "kare-kare." Mosamot ka lami, tinagawog sa bahog-bahog!

Quote from: hubag bohol on August 31, 2009, 05:04:57 PM
Ang pagkapalahubog, dili maajo kon palabihan. Pero ang pagkapalahubag, OK bisag pirmehon basta naa lay hubaganan!

Aw naa diay bag-ong term ron na "palahubag." Mao ba nay kasugdanan sa slang sa mga batan-on karon "hubagang manang oy?!!"

Quote from: Lorenzo on September 01, 2009, 10:33:14 AM
Pops, hehe so pariho ra diay na sa saying sa mga southern saying, "Lawd have mersaaay"??

hehe

Hehehe... that's cute Bran!!!

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on September 01, 2009, 10:14:22 AM
Gidamgo ko ug daghan bata mga nieces ug nephew man daw to nako.Unya nangaligo sa beach tin aw ang tubig then puti kaayo ang bas(bonbon)then naa man daw si Father Ruyeras nag ngisi ngisi ra daw mi.

Oist basin rendezvous to ninyo RAQ, imo sano! LoL

Quote from: mistyeyed on August 31, 2009, 06:17:00 PM

Mao siguro na ilang ingon sa mga menyo nga way pantyhay. Mao diay sige ka hubagan.Nya mo kanta dayon ug pili-a jud ang bol-anon.

Hahaha! Kuyaw jud ning Bol-anon!

Kanang "merese" mao nay paboritong expression sa akong lola sa gagmay pa mi... kaniadto nga sige pa mi kadagma, kasamad o kasayop

Quote from: Michael Ligalig on August 31, 2009, 08:09:25 AM
the word "sutukil" has been accepted natong mga bisaya. sugba-tuwa-kilaw. wala pud niy English translation.

Mora'g meaning ana sa English is "order to kill" hahaha. Pero e rambol sa una ang "sutu" (utus) ug e maintain ang "kil" Naaah, mora naman nig termino sa masyaw. Hehehe. Jok jok ra ning ako. Way lingaw.

Quote from: Bambi on August 30, 2009, 12:26:15 AM
This word "Tanday or Tambid" morag di gani ma translate sa German language,  Father. They will say it - "Kuscheln" - to cuddle with (magdulog or magtandayay)

Ajo pa tong sulti ni Koddi nga "tanduay" kay di na kinahanglag e translate, lagokon o bahugon na lang dretso, and it doesn't lose it's good taste, not a bit, bisag asa pang dapita sa kalibutan. Bwahaha

"Tanday" o bisan pang unsa nga pinulungang bisaya dili jud mo haum/untop sa pinulongang english maski aduna pa kini'y direct translation. Simple as that. Kumbaga lain jud ang "dating"... for the sole reason nga "foreign" (dili lumad) language kini para kanato. Hasta atong "sense of humor" (pakiat) kung e translate, mo us-os gajud ang pagka interesting niani. Unsa na kaha kung e translate pa kini sa German, Frances or Espanyol, samot na siguro? So ato na lang paga dawaton ning kamatuoran-a nga di jud ika-tumbas, hehehe! IOW, the best language nga mopahiluna sa atong "psche" mao gayod tong atong kaugalingong pinulungan... sama sa "the best food is mom's cooking" ug "the best soap opera" there is, para sa mga Pinoy, mao katong pina hilak-hilak (bwahehehe) kay mao gajoy nay ganahaan ug naandan nato sukad pa sa una. We grew up with it and we were molded by them, in a way! Gawas kung di hinan-awog sine hahahaha!

As they said "education is of utmost importance," no matter what your lot in life, nakahuman ba kag korso o wa. And I do believe, too, in the slogan, "Reading is what makes a nation great." But my cuzin would like to add to that, too, "Retention of what you read makes it even better hahaha." Kay mag-unsa man pod kung daghan kang nabasa unya paluston lang pod sa pikas dunggan. Ako blema nuon is hingkalimtanon na jud nuon ko, kining nagka edaran ta ug daghan napong gibating di masabtan hahaha. So what I do is constant "repitition" syarog di ka motarok sa panumduman!!! Mao bitaw nang uban anad kaajo mokanta kay way undang balik2x kanta hangtod ma second nature na ang gi kanta o gibasa.

Suggestion, maghimo tag gamay'ng "library" sa atong kalibangan coz it's one of the best place and time to read... pwede pa managhoy!

Mao-mao ra ta tanan kalooy sa Ginoo. Hasta mga barkada nako uban, kadtong wala pa ka bwayhe, ma sorpresa kung moingon ko gatauwa ko karon o ga kilaw. Ila pod pagtoo nga way petsay, bugas, ginamos  or uban pa, sama sa ato, sa laing dapit esp. sa west hahaha.

Mao sad cguro sa laing bahin, galalis cguro pod sila sa ilang TB (Tubag Budapest o Tubag Bahrain ) kung angayan ba himoong national hero si so and so and kung nailhan ba sa laing dapit ilang national hero, bwahaha!

Natural man sad nang ma alarm ang faculty and in fact mga stakeholders... it's a possible disruption of the status quo (maski discussion level pa). A decision like that is usually a business decision but that doesn't mean they're right. It sure is a neglect of the student's welfare or future. Basin ang theory nga: daghang project, daghang kupit. Maybe CVSCAFT has been stagnant for quite sometime, kinahanglan napog pakulo o gimmick (just a thought).

Mark my word... it will never happen (CVSCAFT moving to Tagbilaran) except the CVSCAFT (former BSAT) that's already in the city which is not a big campus in relation to the big ones. It's all wishful thinking that perhaps made it to the discussion room. Bisan unsaog lalang ang Tagbilaran is not ideal for a big school anymore that what it has now (how many?). Too cluttered and over populated. Mosango na sa provincial government as well as the city. Gawas kong mo "tong" ug dinagko (LoL). UB bitaw decided to go for Panglao. That's my strong opinion on that and I'll stand by it. Hahaha!

Quote from: Keko on August 27, 2009, 11:12:55 PM
Bad thing in Spain nobody knows Rizal or his writtings or his demandings to the kingdom while he was in Spain.

Not totally true. I believe Rizal has been recognized in Spain, even a town in Germany does, although people nowadays are indifferent toward heroes or history in general. Of course, we don't talk much about them anymore after all these years but that doesn't mean they never knew him. Maybe it's us who don't know much what people in that particular place/country know or what their history book has been saying all along. Maybe we need to read more or do some more research... but that's out of the question. A little more immersion maybe....

Good investigative report, Leo! But my question is, "What is truth?" And how does society judge what is true? There could only be one truth. So, kinsa kaha nila ang nag matinud-anon?

Quote from: statesville on August 27, 2009, 01:19:24 AM
Bambi sa akong pagtuo si glace nikaging ug kalit
  morag nabuthan ug bomba!

  Nihiyong iyang mga mata,
  unya kalit ug siga

  Nibudlot iyang simod,
  Nikurog iyang tuhod

  Nibanhod iyang kaunoran
  Mga tiil gibikogan

  Dughan naglagobo
  Sa bangkaw girapido

  Sakit ug kahapdos
  Kasingkasing gaantus

   

Dia pa... ni ngiwi ang nawong sama sa gi atake ug altapresyon unja na stroke! Morag ge back stroke bwahehehe!

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on August 27, 2009, 01:58:42 AM
Lingaw lingaw ra jud bitaw ni kay lisod ug mao ni atong tuhuan ug magbase na nuon ka sa imong life ani makasala napud ta. Sakto mag ampo jud permi. Kining damgo bisan sa bibliya naa man ni. Like si St. Joseph di ba sa damgo man to siya gi inform sa angel nga magsabak si Blessed Virgin Mary unya sa damgo sad siya gipukaw nga molikay kay si Herod nagmando nga pamatyon ang mga bata.

Bitaw tinuod jud na RAQ. Biblical kaajo yet at the same time we can't totally base our life aning tagna-tagna kay wala man pod ni kasiguruan. There's a lot of tasks at hand and we need to face them... as in priority jud hehehe

Quote from: ms da binsi on August 26, 2009, 10:32:44 AM

Ah mao na!

DAvao Grill ang ngalan sa restaurant.

kaila ka nila Chic?

Hehehe wala ko kaila oy. Tagna2x ra pod tong akoa thinking nga mga taga Davao jud ang proponent anang panga ug uban pa. Kita sa Bohol sunod2x ra na.

Nahan ko ani da, MDB: "Carefully watch your thoughts, for they become your words. Manage and watch your words, for they will become your actions. Consider and judge your actions, for they have become your habits. Acknowledge and watch your habits, for they shall become your values. Understand and embrace your values, for they become your destiny." -Gandhi."

Ako ning kopyahon lay gamiton nako ni pohon sa akong panulti deri hehehe. Salamat

Quote from: ms da binsi on August 26, 2009, 05:42:01 AM
Chicky naay sugba grill (it was a different name basta naay gril) sa  sa Glendale sa Cali dapit sa ila ka Mikey Gatal! naa silay PANGA ug TIYAN SA TUNA ug unsa pa gani to nga tiyan oi basta nag mantika sa ka tambok!

Taga Davao siguro tag-iya atong restauranta MDB. Katong usa imo giingon, di ba kaha kadtong ga yellow2x nga itlog sa isda nga kinalamian kaajo? Kalimot ko sa tawag ani

Quote from: Macky Ferniz on August 26, 2009, 08:34:05 AM
Maayo unta nga ipa impose ang "Gun Free Zone" sa Panglao. Makaayo ni sa atong tourism. Pareha sa mga major tourism destination such as Monaco or Seychelles nga total ban ang mga firearms ug ang mga police didto batuta lang ang dala.

Balahag mag buntag ug sumbagay basta walay mangamatay ug walay ma igo sa mga stray bullets.

I agree!

Quote from: Bambi on August 26, 2009, 04:34:13 AM
Unsa may panga? wa pa ko kakaon ana?

Aping sa dakong tuna, sugba y lipod2x... mahal kaayo sa Miravilla!!! Pinakalami sa Gensan or Davao kay silay ga una2x ani.

Quote from: Bambi on August 26, 2009, 04:41:45 AM
thanks Fr. why in German?  dia siya diri sa Germany gapuyo?

O since 2005 man siguro. Asa ba dapita nang Eschwege? Morag mao mana iya address karon. Silingan ra mo?

If anyone's interested, here's the link to Gene Borja Lungay's Paintings... galing lang kay German

http://www.genelungay.com/pageID_6889724.html

Quote from: Bambi on August 26, 2009, 04:31:18 AM
paborito naho sa tinuwa ( eyes and brain) slurrrp! lami kaajo

Ako kay panga! Wew! Hahahaha

Quote from: grazie7y on August 26, 2009, 04:22:39 AM
Salamat, Father.  Liwat-liwat jud diay ni ha! Very nice paintings jud.  Ako, ga hikwaos ko tungod anang Kusina painting! 

Hhahaha. Unsa to nang hikwahos... morag gehangat? Gikabuhi?

Quote from: grazie7y on August 26, 2009, 04:14:21 AM

THE WORKS OF BRYDON BORJA LUNGAY, 4th child of NENE BORJA LUNGAY... mana sa inahan re: painting and music

http://lagkawbolanon.blogspot.com/2009/08/drbrydz.html

More pictures.  Father please put captions kay nalibog nako kinsay artist ani ang nanay or ang anak:












basta pinaka favorite nko kanang naay yellow fish

Hahaha, lingaw kaau si artists MDB. Basta artist sama nimo MDB sigurado jong ma atraka ani. Anyway, just to let everyone know I've reposted the work in one of her (Nene) son's blogsite para pod modaghan pages didto, with proper credit to the photgrapher. I hope OK ra ni Melrose.

I call it, "Mother Like Son" hehehe

http://lagkawbolanon.blogspot.com/2009/08/motherandchild.html

Unsa kaha ni? Politics-related?

Quote from: grazie7y on August 26, 2009, 02:20:03 AM
mag sabaw ko'g monggos karon.

Pork neck ko ron pero tinagawg... sinigang bawahehehe. Busog na gani!!!

Quote from: grazie7y on August 26, 2009, 03:04:23 AM
Father R, do you have any idea tagpila na kaha ni na paintings?  I really love that Kusina sa Kaniadto painting.  Bisan na lang tawon ug reproduction, mo settle na lang ko kay tiaw ba basin pila na kana ka milyon ang orig karon.

Naa wa jod ko kahibaw kung tagpila na nang iyang mga paintings. Hasta pod ko gusto ko magpa painting niya for my house in Cabawan. Ni offer ra ba nako si tiya last year nga iya ko himoan ug painting kay tiguwang na lagi kuno siya ug lugos na mamakita ug korog na kuno pod iyang mga kamot. Pa drawing na lang pod ka usab Grace para orig jud. Naa ra bitaw na siya ubos sa BQ Mall, sa H Grupo St

Ako bitaw karon pa kakita ani. Pero nakakita nako sa ubang opus ni Tiya Nene hilabina kadtong sa mga reception rooms sa mga hotels sa Panglao coz she's considered the best in Bohol. Maski iyang mga klasmeyts sa UP kaniadto, National Artists Napoleon Abueva, Jose Joya admitted she was one of the best in their class pero unsaon nagminyo man ug nahimong nanay intawon and having to take care of 10 children sa balay na lang nagkalingaw ug painting2x. Finally she got her recognition when UST published a book about her life and paintings, written by a Maribojocanon, Marjorie Evasco.

Quote from: Sigbin II on October 11, 2007, 09:12:36 PM
Here are some images from the Kabilin sa Banay II Exhibit, which featured the works and artistry of the descendants of Ramon Borja, foremost of whom is Ma'am Nene Lungay.


Melrose hides behind her camera.


Kusina sa Kaniadto (by Hermogena "Ma'am Nene" Borja Lungay)


Water Nymphs (by Ma'am Nene)


Unwelcome Visitors (by Ma'am Nene)


a landscape by Ma'am Nene


a self-portrait (of a young Ma'am Nene)

Wow! Kung di pa sa Google I wouldn't not have known this... Salamat sa pag post sa mga artworks. Nene is my aunt (1st degree). I'm pretty new here at TB and I know this post is of 2008... I hope mabuhi pa ni na thread or duna pay laing motingog deri. May I know the name of the person who took these shots Sigben? Salamat kaayo daan.

Note: In fact I just posted some of the works of Brydon, Tiya Nene's son, this very day, in a blog. Maybe I can also repost your pics there and do a little write up. Thanks again.

Here's the link:

http://lagkawbolanon.blogspot.com/2009/08/visualarts.html

Motoo mog dili, mga amigo/amiga nako deri nga mga Amerkano hilig man pod ug sabaw. Duna silay gitawag ug turtle soup, beef stew, ug karon tinowang manok bwahehe. Nanga Bol-anon na siguro ni sila kay di lang kas-a but many times mo request naman gani ni silag palutog tinowang manok nga pinitsayan. Ug lain pod, hasta Binol-anong kinilaw. Mor pa, di ni atik!!! Hahaha 

Unya moingon sila, there's nothing good coming from Bohol... sama sa usa ka thread nga akong giapilan sa TB.

Quote from: Koddi Prudente on August 26, 2009, 12:47:40 AM
Kanta sa bisperas: "Wake me up before you gowgow" ! Pukawa ko sa di pa nimo guguwon ang baboy, he he he.

Salamat sa pag share sa theme song sa bisperas ... karon pako kadungog ana. Sagdi ato nang hinoklogan ajo2x hahaha

Quote from: ms da binsi on August 26, 2009, 12:44:59 AM


hahahha! Meyn kana jud bas-oy nga lab-as kaajo ang dugo gikan sa slaughter house noh?

huuu! gipangingot ko bisan way gikaon! basi kuraw na ni!

MDB ikaw nag paint anang ijang headband? Kanang imong avatar ba hehe?

Quote from: vhinz08 on August 26, 2009, 12:49:36 AM
Lami man jud ning sabaw gani mangayo pa gani ta ug sabaw diha sa carenderia kung mupalit ta ug inandam nga himo (ready made)  aron dili kas ug sud-an....

Kana tinuod jud na. I don't remember how many times mangajog pakapin nga sabaw kung mopalit sud-an sa carinderia... kay naa jod nuon diha ang lami hahaha

Banag-banag na usab ug hilom gehapon ang palibot... maayo unya kung nagpadayon imong pagkatog ug nga kini tanang imong gebalita usa lamang ka damgo. Unta....

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on August 24, 2009, 05:47:23 AM
Unsay translation sa english kaha aning HILANAT SA ILAWOM. Everytime moingon ko sa akong bana nga I have fever inside kataw an man ko  Moingon raba oh no such thing as fever inside  Di ba naa man tay gitawag sa atua ug hilanat sa ilawom kanang inig hikam nato sa atong lawas bugnaw sa gawas pero murag gitakigan sa ilawom.

Na prove gyud ni nako sa akong bana ang hilanat sa ilawom sa nagbuntis ko sa akong second child.Pag 5 months ani niya nag alsa ko ug box nalimot bawal man diay mag alsa ug bug at, karon paghigda nako human alsa ing kalit rag agas ang lab as nga dugo abi nako makuhaan ko pero wala ra. Month before ko nanganak sa akong second child(michelle) nagsegi ko ug bati nga naay hilanat sa ilawom. Moingon ko sahay sa akong bana I am feverish I have fever inside hehehe mao to i ignore ra ko kay no such thing lagi daw.  Pagpanganak na nako kinataasan akong hilanat ug daghan doctor nag alirong kay pag broke sa water kinabahuan murag gikabahong.Hapit ko adto moatubang ni Nyor Pedro sa daling sulti hapit mayatap or hapit nabija. Didto na akong bana ingtuo nga tinuod diay tong akong tig moo nga naa koy hilanat sa ilawom.

Naa poy hilanat nga sa gawas ra, di sa ilawon.... kanang mag suksok ug ahos sa lubot para ma excuse sa skul. Anad kaajo akong former klasmeyt ana bwahehehe. 8s no joke!

Myembro siguro to sa AHOS GANG bataa!!!

Quote from: glacier_71 on August 24, 2009, 06:27:25 AM
nah, depende ra jud nas tawo. dili lang jud bol-anon ang mahilig og sabaw ug bahog-bahog.

hilig jud noon pod kog sinabaw--ma-karne kana o ma-isda.

nakapuyo man kog Manila, pila ka tuig, wa man ta maila sa pagkahinabaw ug himahog. nailhan tas usa sa kusog moinum og bino. hahahaha. bahog gihapon

Kana hinuon motoo ko ana hahaha!!! Ilado nga palahubog ang mga bisaya. Mga tagalog ilado sa pagka "lasinggero" bwahahaha

Quote from: glacier_71 on August 24, 2009, 06:35:32 AM
kung pinobre, ngot-ngot

kung dinato, ache o painful

ngot2x is more than pain, but not that painful necessarily... lingering ug mo "kirot" pa gajod kung tinagawog pa... morag "makahiya" mag ukab2x kung himoan pa natog imagery

Quote from: Bambi on August 24, 2009, 04:40:08 AM
unsa may English translation ani Fr.?

ngut-ngot -

That's exactly my point... kung Amerkano atong doktor unsaon mani pag translate o explain? Maajog labad sa o kay moingon ra tag "migrane" pero kung "ngot-ngot" na gani sa kinailawman sa atong kalawasan, na mora... wa jud ko kabaw ana.

Kung e ramble pod ang word, "ngot"/"ngot2x" mamahimong "tong" (para pulis)/"tong-tong (climb up)" which leads to another translation "lagay" (either tagalog sa bigay o kanang gabitay) bwahaha. And on and on... Jok jok ra na bitaw ni ako hahaha

Quote from: Bambi on August 24, 2009, 04:27:23 AM
piskay - nice
buna-buna - forehead

Did anybody mention yet of "ngut-ngot?" Maong taga Cebu akong gipili na doktor deri kay di ta kahibaw mo explain simbako kung naay "ngut-ngot" nga bation.

Quote from: hubag bohol on August 23, 2009, 08:17:50 PM
Mas nailhan lang tingali ang atong "ija2x aho2x" kaysa atong pagkapakibahog.

Mao sad akong take ani, kita rapoy magsige'g ingon mga taga Bohol "ija-ija, aho-aho." Nothing's farther than the truth than this one. On the contrary I see Bol-anons as one of the most united (considering the overall culture of the Filipinos) group of people  coming from the Philippines. Or maybe the world pa. I'll take anyone on this, maski Bol-anon pa!!!! Dare?!!

Pero'g naay sabaw kabaw karon, unja ra ko makig lantugi kabahin ani hehehe....

Quote from: fdaray on August 23, 2009, 03:21:32 PM
Dili ko motuo nga ang Bol-anon ra ang pakisabaw pakibahog.
Expresyon lang na . Wala tay facts to prove.

I'm leaning to this, too... kay mga tagawog hilig man sab sila ug sabaw pero inaslom pod ilaha (sinigang); labi na mga taga Central Luzon, kay na assigned baya pod ko didto for a while. Hilabi sinigang hipon, aguuuy!!! Kabaw (dili atong kabaw ha) pod sila mag bahog-bahog and they believe, too, nga hilig og ilado sila sa pagka hinabaw, maski sila ray nakahibaw, hahaha! Morag ngana pod ato sitwasyon, kita ray nahibaw ug gasige'g ingon "hinabaw jod ning mga taga Bohol."

Mao ra jud na ako tuyo basta besperas... bahog sabaw kabaw!!! Pag pyesta sa Inabanga ug Balilihan, mao ra na ako ge request hehehe

Kita ra ba diay pakibahog? Sa amu skul sa una, hasta mais (inanagon?) sa dakong kawa (as in dako jong kawa) unja butangag tubig daghan ug mao toy idalit namo tanan isip kape... bahog lang gehapon! Hahaha!

Addendum: A little clarification. Or maybe I need one. I thought 1986 was People's Power? Then let it be... it was the people's power... not Ramos', not Enrile's, not Cory's, not Cardinal Sin's, not Honasan's, not any one's.

Is it possible that Cory was being used as a pawn by those who wanted change, both in political circles as well as those who had been suffering long from the Marcos regime, including the long-protesting street  Parliamentarists and not to mention the brain behind all of it, the US? And Cory succumbed to the wishes of them all and was forced to walk a path she never wanted, nor dreamed of, in the first place? Was she ever ready for the position of Head of State that was thrusted on her lap? Did she had vision for the country before? I'm not saying she wasn't a good person. She was indeed a good mother figure for the country, yes... but, hmmm, personally... this is where it all ends! You have to tell me what she had done. I did hear about the mahjong sessions at Malacanang where she signed some of the important administrative matters (it's purely hearsay, of course). At least she bore KA who made GKB famous and enjoyed by many all over the globe. The bad, I couldn't take pictures of Hacienda Luisita in 2004 coz the guard told me it was a private property and I was actually on the outside looking inside, huh! They should have covered the whole place with "TRAPAL" aron di makita sa gawas. But then you can take pic of Malacanang where the President of a country lives

Maybe this is the thread I could put this on. Got this today from the email networks:

Subject: A DAY WITHOUT PINOYS!!!!

A day without Filipinos :

Let's imagine then, not just California, but the entire world, waking up
one day to discover Filipinos have disappeared. I'm talking here about the
six or seven million Filipinos currently working overseas in countries with
names that run the entire alphabet, from Angola to Zimbabwe.
Let's not worry first about why or how the Filipinos disappeared; in fact,
it becomes academic whether it's a day or a week. Just imagine a world
without Filipinos.

Think of the homes that are dependent on Filipino housekeepers, nannies,
caregivers. The homes would be chaotic as kids cry out for their nannies.
Hong Kong and Singaporean and Taiwanese yuppie couples are now forced to
stay home and realizing, goodness, there's so much of housework that has to
be handled and how demanding their kids can be and hey, what's this strange
language they're babbling in?

It's not just the children that are affected. The problems are even more
serious with the elderly in homes and nursing institutions, because
Filipino caregivers have provided so much of the critical services they
need. When temporary contractual workers are brought in from among
non-Filipinos, the elderly complain.. They want their Filipino caregivers
back because they have that special touch, that extra patience and
willingness to stay an hour more when needed.

Hospitals, too, are adversely affected because so many of the disappeared
Filipinos were physicians, nurses and other health professionals. All
appointments for rehabilitation services, from children with speech
problems to stroke survivors, are indefinitely postponed because of
disappeared speech pathologists, occupational and physical therapists! .
Eventually, the hospital administrators announce they won't take in any
more patients unless the conditions are serious. Patients are told to
follow their doctors' written orders and, if they have questions, to seek
advice on several Internet medical sites. But within two days, the hospitals 
are swamped with new complaints. The websites aren't working because
of missing Filipino web designers and website managers.

Service establishments throughout the world - restaurants, supermarkets,
hotels - all close down because of their missing key staff involved in
management and maintenance. In Asia, hotels complain about the missing
bands and singers.

In the United States, many commercial establishments have to close shop,
not just because of the missing Filipino sales staff but because their
suppliers have all been sending in notices about delays in shipments.  Yup,
the shipping industry has gone into a crisis because of missing Filipino
seafarers.

The shipping firms begin to look into the emergency recruitment of
non-Filipino seafarers but then declare another crisis: They're running out
of supplies of oil for their ships because the Middle Eastern countries
have come to a standstill without their Filipino workers, including quite a
few working for the oil industry.

Frantic presidents and prime ministers call on the United Nations to
convene a special session of the Security Council but Kofi Annan says he
can't do that because the UN system itself is on the edge, with so many of
their secretarial and clerical staff, as well as translators, having
disappeared from their main headquarters in New York and Geneva, as well as
their regional offices throughout the world. Quite a number of UN services,
especially refugee camps, are also in danger of closing down because of
missing Filipino health professionals and teachers.

Annan also explains that he can't convene UN meetings because the airports
in New York, Washington and other major US cities have been shut down.  The
reason? The disappeared Filipinos included quite a few airport security
personnel who used to check passengers and their baggage.

Annan calls on the World Bank and international private foundations for
assistance but they're crippled, too, because their Filipino consultants
and staff are nowhere to be seen. Funds can't be remitted and projects
can't run without the technical assistance provided for by Filipinos.

An exasperated Annan calls on religious leaders to pray, and pray hard.
But when he phones the Pope, he is told the Catholic Church, too, is in
crisis because the disappeared include the many Filipino priests and nuns
in Rome who help run day-to-day activities, as well as missionaries in the
frontlines of remote posts, often the only ones providing basic social
services.

As they converse, Annan and the Pope agree on one thing: the world has
become a quieter place since the Filipinos disappeared. It isn't just the
silencing of work and office equipment formerly handled by Filipinos; no,
it seems there's much less laughter now that the Filipinos aren't around,
both the laughter of the Filipinos and those they served.

I know, I know, I'm exaggerating the contributions of Filipinos to the
world but I'm doing what the producers of "A Day Without Mexicans" had in
mind: using a bit of hyperbole to shake people up.

As their blurb for the film goes: "How do you make the invisible, visible?
Make them invisible."

As I wrote this column, I did realize I was doing this not so much for the
Hong Kong Chinese and Taiwanese and Singaporeans and Americans who don't
appreciate us enough, than for us, who as Filipinos, are pretty good at
putting ourselves down, at making ourselves invisible.

Fr. Jess E. Briones, SVD
Superior Delegatus Argentina

Quote from: Koddi Prudente on August 19, 2009, 09:02:37 PM
Damgo Man Lang is one of my favorite Cebu Pop Musicfest winners. Originally performed by Albur's Arthur Ungab, it has become part of the repertoire of Filipino choirs in their performances abroad (naa ni sa youtube). Si Fr. Eutiquio Solis man tingali ang nag compose ani. My friend Jun Amora wrote the lyrics.

Kung ni Msgr. Rudy Villanueva (Ex-Chairman Cebu Pop Fest Board) pa, "grabe ning pagka komposa ni TQ, wa joy makadungog ani nga di makaihig colgate." Hehehe. This is no hearsay; it's a fact that he said it. In fact, Villanueva, even if he was part of the Music Fest (conflict of interest), did the arrangement himself sa maong awit nga gikanta ni Arthur Ungab... mao nga nireklamo tawon ang uban kay it has an appearance of pabor-pabor kuno.  He co-wrote this song with then seminarian, Atty. Antonio "Junmorj" Amora, Jr. (in law sa mga Dejaresco)

The version previous to this reply is sung by Fr. Edick Monreal and arranged by Fr. Arnold Zamora nga gikanta ug record sa SPOT (Singing Priest of Tagbilaran) in 1998.

So, mao pod ni akong ikatampo sa inyong DAMGO thread which I enjoyed reading very much. Salamat sa inyong mabulokong mga paghinuklog kabahin niini.

Ingon ana diay jud basta damgo... mahanaw sa sayong kabuntangon...

To play click here: http://boholteamo.blogspot.com/2009/03/bta04.html

DAMGO MAN LANG

Words by Antonio Amora, Jr.

Music by TQ Solis, Jr.

Performed by Fr. Melchisedech Monreal

Arranged by Fr. Arnold Zamora

1
Damgo man lang
Gihikaw sa nagmata
Damgo man lang ug di tinuod
Nakita ko sa akong pagkatulog
Panagway mong matahum
Ug mapahiyumon.

2
Gilipay mo ang dughan kong nagsubo
Gidawat mo ang akong gugma
Sa akong pagmata sa sayong kabuntagon
Nahanaw lang ang tanan kay damgo man lamang.

Refrain:
Unsa bay lain kong mahimo
Niining gibati ko?
Kay dili mo man tuhuan
Ang mga pulong niining dughan.

3
Damgo man lang lumalabay ang tanan
Damgo na lang maoy kadangpan
Ang gugma ko kawang lang
Kun dili mo kaloy-an
Matuman man apan sa damgo ko lang.

Coda:
Ki'ng gugma ko kawang lang
Kun dili mo kaloy-an
Matuman man apan sa damgo ko lang.

Quote from: glacier_71 on August 19, 2009, 12:37:09 AM
gipapauli na diay tawn...wa tingali tarunga og hagbas imong lawn hehehe. pari man to no? asa man siya ron na-assigned sa Bohol pads?

Sa Cawayanan, Tubigon man to sa una. Karon kay in residence sa Garcia-Hernandez (his hometown) coz he's up for mission work in Australia this year. His name is Fr. Ruel "Kempee" Tumangday. Buotan na bata! Kugihan pod mang hagbas! Hehehe

Diay repost sa video sa Tigum Bol-anon song kay dunay bag-ong mga pictures sa Sandugo tapok-tapok from MickeyGatal site (courtesy of Roger G/Boholster). Hope Ok ra ge video nako ila mga photos for promotional purposes of Sandugo, our very own.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKo2WIfWcAI

Unya dia post akong ge repost all the videos of Roro Music into one playlist (for easy browsing):

http://boholteamo.blogspot.com/2009/03/bohol16.html

Quote from: glacier_71 on August 18, 2009, 01:06:11 PM

pads, gwapo lagi ning imong model. paila-ila ko beh. 

Pwede kaau pero tua naman niuli sa Bohol hehehe. Mangita nalang tag laing mag-uuma o labrador.

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on August 18, 2009, 11:36:36 AM
Mas maayo pud nagpalit nalang ka ug mower kay mahal raba pud ug charge ning mga bata diri magmow. Among nataran naingon nag kakugunan heheheh wa jud ko ka mow this year unya ahong bana kay magmow na siya paaboton pag hapit na tagatuhod ang grass bitaw akong ingnon lagi nga pwede na ka mag run ug hay baler ana inig human.I'm sure kasabot ka unsa ang hay baler  Father kanang square bales bitaw naay round pud sa farm inig human harvest sa wheat katong straw mao toy gitawag ug bales of hay. Basta ako magmow kanang perfect jud way bisan usa ka sagbot nagtindog hhahah.Apilon ba naho ang roadside 1 mile  radius.

Salamat sa explaination RAQ, wa jud tawon ko kasabot ana nga mga pinulongan, karon pa hahaha. As you can see, nangamatay akong mga tinanom pag bakasyon nako sa ato (40 days) tungod sa kainit sa panahon karon huhuhu!

Great informative thread, Buwadsanga!!! Salamat for the tedious research!!!

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on August 18, 2009, 08:45:49 AM
Father,
Ka shiny pa anang imong mower ba John Deere pa jud.Lingaw ning magmow ug grass. Klaro kaayo imong garden. Hapit napud tingharvest of mais diri basin in another 3 weeks.

Napugos palit kay ang bata nga tig mow for his service hours dili man consistent iyang pag ari. Kalingaw na lang pod ko panagsa labi na karon sigeg ulan paspas kaau motaas ang sagbot hehehe

Quote from: grazie7y on August 18, 2009, 06:50:50 AM
ay kay di man pod basta-basta father john deere man jud!  sa imo man ning lagwerta father ba? nakita nako ang remnants sa imong garden! 

Looy jamo mga tinanum tungod sa kainit sa panahon karon

Quote from: grazie7y on August 18, 2009, 06:41:57 AM
Father, gikalimtan lagi ko nimo dayon ba! ahhehehe pa OA pod ko!  Nakita man nako injong mga hulagway didto sa balay nilang John.  But-an kaayo na sila ba?  So far ang ako pang nahimamat si John ug si Uncle Ador.  Nah, kina-ijang Bol-anon jud kaajo!  Si Debbie - asawa ni John, pag uli namo pirteng bisa'g unsa na lang ipadala.  Ingon ko, mura man pod ka'g Bol-anon! hahah Ingon sya, influence daw na ni Nang Natie na magpadala bisag unsa na lang!

Pads, naa ra ba next month si Archbishop Barnney Auza kay sya mag celebrate sa pista ni San Lorenzo Ruiz kaso lang mao man na birthday sa akong cousin so di mi ka adto didto.  Basin ma abot sila'g laag dire aron magkakita-kita mi pohon.

Sugod2x pa na Grace. Sukad nagkaila mo, naaah daghan pajud nang okasyon nga magkita-kita mo karon nga nagkaila namo plus the fact nga di mo kaau layo sa usag-usa hahaha. Didto man sad si Abp. Barney sa Chicago pero wala nami magkita kay niuli kog sayo, on a Friday. Wa na gani ko makaapil sa dinner-concert namo, although kada gabii ko makakanta sa THE MARK OF PRIESTLY BLISS namo ni Fr. Arnold kung asa mi ge host og kaon2x.

Quote from: grazie7y on August 18, 2009, 06:46:12 AM
lagi pads di man malimud kay tua injong pictures! hehehe

Aw! Hehehe

Here's a new video with lyrics of WORKING MAN from Roro Music:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7dEhC_wkmu8

Quote from: grazie7y on August 18, 2009, 04:37:07 AM
Pads, musta na?

Naay nakaila nimo dire.  Mga Auza na taga Talibon.  Nag dinner mi adtong Saturday.

Kaila ko jamo Grace. Unya nagkita pajud mi 2 or 3 weeks ago didto sa Chicago sa Paring Bol-anon, USA gahering hehehe

Quote from: hubag bohol on August 18, 2009, 04:14:06 AM
Basin ang 35 kay number of years nga dili pa moabot ang swerte!

Bwahaha, maoy akog mao nay gipasabot... pagka dakong dimalas

Oh yeah, kaila god ko kaayo ni Nang Matie since our Taloto days pa. I used to go with Barney (now Papal Nuncio to Haiti) and John (now a Doctor) to see them sa ilang balay. Ug... nakalimot na unta ko but nahinumdom na sad kog balik coz I saw Nang Matie last July 29 didto sa Chicago during our priests' gathering. It's a small world indeed.

Note: Nakalimot diay ko mention nimo Grace bahin sa Chicago? Soweee

RAQ nalingaw ko tan-aw nimo nag harvest ug corn ug nag mow sa imong dakong nataran. Nag video response pod kew!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UtUuzzyuyyY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7dEhC_wkmu8

Here's a text message I received yesterday... bag-ong motto daw floating around the country (Philippines): Mga Filipino politicians daw ay maka-Diyos, maka-Bayan, maka-Tao... maka-kalikasan at maka-KURAKOT!

"Batu-batu sa langit ang tamaan huwag magalit..."

So you know my take on this subject (pa hero/heroine-epek): NO to POLITICIANS!!! 

Kung JOSE nuon mo boto jud ko... Jose Rizal...San Jose... Jose Roel Lungay, etc. Pwede gani himoong national anthem "Jose can you see?..." Hahaha

Katampohon nako ani pero morag busy paman atong Prof. Koddi binasa sa daghang magda-damgo

Quote from: bolingitboy on July 19, 2009, 02:36:57 PM
Quote from raquel: "Narcissism maybe. Para masikat pa pag ayo or wa ba kahay laing buhat."

hahaha... my thoughts have always drifted towards that direction but i wasn't so sure if anyone would actually think the same... now i know i'm not alone :-)

Quote from Angie Gulle: "And the 101 ways to cook talong in Villasis, Pangasinan!"

what a way to draw attention to oneself :-)

Mao ra siguro god nag manudlay inig mata o maligo ba kung sington... what else to do? Hahaha

Laissez Les Bon Temps Roulez... the French would say! Og di ngani, adto sa simbahan mag hinuklog o mag hilak-hilak hehehe

Quote from: Koddi Prudente on August 13, 2009, 08:17:45 PM
Nagdamgo ko kagabii og mga panganod with a lot of stars behind them. I remember having the same dream long time ago.  When I asked an officemate about its meaning, she told me that the dream means that I will experience short-lived joy and not much progress. Mora'g tinuod baya pud, he he he. Ikaw, unsay imong damgo? Tingali'g ato nang mahatagan og kahulugan. Hinunua, di na lang ta motoo og damgo. Salig ug tuo lang gyud ta kanunay sa Ginoo. Pero makalingaw baya pud ning mag interpret kunohay og damgo.     

Morag moangay ko ani na topic da kay sige napod kog damgo ron. Taas baya pod tong panahon nga wa nako mag damgo-damgo. Or maybe I did but didn't remember anything heheheh

Quote from: glacier_71 on August 14, 2009, 11:03:29 AM
day-off, pads?

Lunes Glace. Pero hapit kada adlaw man day off, gawas weekend hehehe. Bitaw, hangtod ron wa pami kabawi since Katrina mao nga sige day off hahaha

My little take on Sandugo Festival: kung ma sustain nila ni for many years, let's say 200 years from now, ila na kana tawgon ug TRADITION (sama sa New Orelans Mardi Gras which started around 1872). Like everythign else, ginama ra jod hinoon nag tawo, to commemorate something associated with a place. Deri sa akong nahimutangan we have hundreds of festival and fairs, halos kada parokya (simbahan), lungsod or syudad... all about fundraising. Secondly, tungod kay na establisado na (calendared na sa state), nahimo sad ning mga events nga pwede bisitahog mga turista if they happen to be around during those schedules festivities. Pero, people here don't make a big deal out of them. Kung ganahan sila motambong, motambong sila (Americans love the outdoors and they love to get out maski lami na silag pagkaon sa ilang bay haha). Locals love to spend (concessions at football, NBA, baseball, etc). Kung di pod ganahan, they stay home doing BBQ or what-have-you. Festivities are not supposed to be competitive; iyahay lang god paningkamot nga makapundo sila for whatever purpose why they have their festivals.

Nan karon, kay ang Sandugo sa Bohol man ug pobre pod ta nga pagka lugar... maajo na lang naka huna2x silag aktibidades sama sa ilang gipangbuhat karon. Maski ubang lungsod are coming up with their little gimmicks (EAT DANAO, Katigbawan, etc) and not to mention our yearly fiestas (nga maoy gitawag natog TRADISYON). May be one mas establisado  ni sila tanan, or maybe dili. But for all I know (ako ra pod ni noh) naningskakay tawon pod ang atong mga kadagkuan/organizers nga mailhan ug nga tambungan sa daghang mga tawo. But of course, (Pinas style) we have to pay people (school and towns) para mo actively participate hehehe, kay tungod lagi puros ta mga pobre. Napugos nga mohatag ug incentive, otherwise di jud ma successful (same thing with election, kwartahay bah. Anything new?). While here in New Orleans, for example, the Krewes, nga moapil sa kasadya maoy mobayad ug FEE aron makaapil sa maong kalihokan (I know a lot of friends nga gusto mosakay sa Mardi Gras float, they pay around $1,000 per head para lang makaapil ug sakay, huh!) Hmmm... mao nay kalainan. But I can live with the kalainan kay unsaon man mao manay ato and that's our current economic situation. But I doubt if it attracts more tourists or not. Kadto ra sigurong naka timing nga naa sa Bohol anang panahona ang nakasud-ong. Taasa na oy, undang nako.

Quote from: junayag on August 05, 2009, 07:58:02 AM
For a big province (10th largest island in the Philippines), 9 contingents/participants in street dancing ay napakaliit (though we don't expect to be as huge like Sinulog in Cebu).

The thing is, people were not as participative and enthusiastic because on the impression about the people organizing the TBTK ( parang elitist kasi - please refer 2006 happenings ) This impression still prevail as reflected with what transpired (commotion) in the past 3 years - previous celebration.

Ang gitaan ug attention dili ang kalihokan as participated sa mga tawo but personalities from the USA, so unsa gud intawon bation sa mga taga atoa, din moingon nalang, sila sila na lang. ( am I right?)

Sandugo Festival has nothing to do with TBTK nor TBTK has to do with Sandugo. It's all wrong perception. Makalibog jud hinoon kay nakig-uban ang TBTK sa Sandugo, coz it's a very opportune occasion para pod makakita sila sa festivities samtang nag bakasyon sa Bohol. In fact, a lot of bakasyonista wa jud motambong anang mga aktibidad nga gipang mention... but when I was there, daghan jud storya, nga di ikatinga basta naa kas lugar na gamatit. Naa gani deri hahaha!

BTW, nakadungog ko nga ila ibalhin ang TBTK sa bulan sa Mayo or June aron di pasanginlan sa mga commotion hehehe

Quote from: grazie7y on August 13, 2009, 11:24:39 AM
Salamat kaayo, Father, sa pag share nimo dinhi ning imong musika!  Malingaw jud ko mamati kay I feel young again. 

Always man ta young Grace oist... da hawid poste nuon pod hehehe

Thank you. Refreshing kaau naka bakasyon hehehe. BTW, today nakadawat ko via FEDEX katong CD Album amo ge worked out last June-July for TBTK. Nahuman ra gajod intawon pero nakalarga nako. Byaheng Bohol and many other Boholano sounds are included in the album. They (mga batan-ong banda) were very nice enough to allow us to use their songs para sa album. Just finished uploading the whole album  sa SC site so everybody can hear:

http://www.soundclick.com/player/stations_player.cfm?q=hi&folderID=758342&shuffle=true

Note: The station should play automatically after you click the link; na shuffle ni sija 

Hehehe we're back in da music business. Diay among gikalingawan ug record2x didto sa Tagbilaran last summer, July 4 to be exact, samtang uban ninyo nag celebrate sa bag-o ninyong ID4  This particular song started out as a poem by a 9-year old girl, Karolina Nogues, usa sa akong mga servers sa Mass deri sa New Orleans, unya naka huna-huna lang pod kog dugang ug refrain aron iyawat mamahimong usa  ka kompletong awit... para pod sa mga bata.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ws8mnaVJFI4

THE MAKING OF COLOURS KINTAHAY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RO_heDKCPiU


COLOURS

Words by Karolina Nogues

Chorus by Fr. J. Roel Lungay

Music by Romeo C. Mascariñas

Performed by Abbie Claire & Marielle Eliza Mascariñas

Backup vocals by Romeo C. Mascariñas, Jennifer Ann Talisic

& Fr. J. Roel Lungay


1
Yellow is for the sun so bright
Orange is for the edge of night
Purple is for the hour of sorrow
Pink is for a new tomorrow.

2
Green is for the grass He made
Red is for the blood He gave
Black is for the sins we made
White is for the light He gave.

Chorus:
Oh colours... oh so beautiful
You make my life so full
Oh colours, all my favorites
Make everything so sweet
Oh colours, you're so precious
You make my life complete.

(Interlude)

(Repeat all)

Copyright © 2009 Roro Music. International Copyright Secured
All Rights Reserved

RAQ, basin maapil harvest nang imong shadow ha? Dako na raba pod. 

Nabuhi na sad ka Glace hehehe! Welcome back to your world!!!

Quote from: ms da binsi on August 03, 2009, 10:23:25 AM
bwahahahha!

nahh wafa judAs in!

huy matulog na jud ko. goodnight diha. thanks for your time.

OT as overtime diay to. Nyt pod MDB