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Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on June 23, 2009, 06:04:12 AM
lungay jud apelyido atong taga catagbacan. hehehe

Mga Espanyol nang mga apelyido sa Catagbacan (Like Marimon, Lanzaderas, Legitimas, Orcullo, Roferos, Segovia, Calma, Pilotos, etc.) ug sa entire Loon. Kanang Lungay, Balilihan ug Catigbian na.

Kon mao nay basehan, pwede diay siya nga ma adopted son sa tanang probinsya sa Pilipinas.

Congrats, my friend!

Congratulations !

Swakee ug Janjan, kaduha na misaad nga moanha diha sa inyo sa Loon si Cesar. Last fiesta sa Pondol, diin gigastohan gyud og daku sa mga organizers. And last week, adto unta sa munisipyo. Nangandam pud kuno intawn ang mga locals og mga lei. In both occasions wala siya motunga. Wala poy explanations. Kon ania pa lang gyud kamo diri sa Bohol, makahibalo gyud mo nga out of the winnable circle si Cesar. Lupigon siya sa machinery, kay ang ubang kandidato, like Chatto, lig-on na kaayo og mass base, kada barangay gyud. Cesar's winning in Bohol during the last elections for senator wala magpasabot nga modaug pud siya isip gobernador. Nahu'og man gud to nga, hala ibutang sa balota kay Bol-anon. Pero kon lunlon Bol-anon na gani ang pagapili-an, lahi na ang dagan.       

Sa Bicol man to nahitabo, either in Camarines or Catanduanes. Na news man gani to sya. Morag Fear Factor edition of a certain European country.

Abi nako og tigmo ni. Pagkalisora sab nianang klaseha sa litson, nga itlog ra man diay ang gusto sa prinsesa. Unsa kaha no?, kon mangala ang mga asawa og inngon niana nga klase sa litson?

Quote from: aduy on June 22, 2009, 01:32:30 AM
naks Mr. Koddi dili na ta matingala og unsay iyang gibuhat kalooy sad sa iyang asawa noh nagmatag buntag nalang sa iyang bana kahilas sad. Mr. Koddi naa raman sad na sa isig katawo og gusto niya kay kanang mga arabo dili man sad mamogos cguro naa jud iyang tendency sa pagkabayot maong sugot nalang.

Well, common man sab ni nga story among pinoy seamen in the cold seas, labi nag dugay makadunggo, unya abtan og uwag.

Funny how strips of Irish potato become French by just frying them.

Bwahahaha! No-holds-barred man ni nga mga discussions, makalingaw. Naa bitaw pud koy amigo didto nagtrabaho nga lalaki gyud, galing lang kar pirting puti-a unya way balahibo. Pastilan, gigukod-gukod og arabo kay uyabon. Mao man diay nay ilang mga type. Bisag pila o unsa kunoy pangayoon, ihatag sa Arabo. Wala no ko makahibalo kon unsay nahitabo, pero perti nang datu-a ang akong amigo nga simple ra man untag trabaho didto.

Quote from: tohnichi007 on June 21, 2009, 11:11:58 AM
mao ba ni? 

Pgkanindot sa mga punuan sa kahoy, ug sa imo usab nga mga punuan, inday tonichi, kon ikaw man ugaling kana.

Wala ko makaadto sa hills mismo, nalantaw ra nako from the national highway.

Quote from: borobotoy on June 21, 2009, 10:44:02 AM
danicop hidden valley...dili lisod ang karsada paingon diha?

Very accessible ni sya. About 1.5 km lang gikan sa national highway. mag hike ra man gani ang mga estudyante nga pag picnic didto.

Bilib na jud ko sa TB kon aduna pay laing sugilanon (sa gugma) nga matagik gawas sa panagtagbo sa mga kagupa nga dugay nang nagkabulag. Kinsa kaha kanila ni Jamo2x ug Glacier_7 ang makaangkon sa dughan ni Inday Luisa? Atangan natong tanan sa sunod nga yugto niining atong sugilanon nga giulohan og "Nganong Karon Pa?" Bwahaha! (Background music: "Bakit Ngayon Ka Lang")

Morag ako ra may miingon nga balibanog ang tawag ana sa amo. Mao pud ni ang tawag sa mga katiguwangan sa Maribojoc, Loon, Antequera, San Miguel, etc.

Tingali baya pud og kanang match tree deciduous na siya unya dili maka adapt sa atong klima.

Quote from: aduy on June 21, 2009, 10:07:43 PM
aha, kaya pala ayaw mo sa kanila. sagdi nalang sila og nipirma sa House Bill, matud pa nila magkita nalang ta sa eleksyon.

cguro mayron silang ibang dahilan kung bakit lumagda. Ang hirap din naman ung sitwasyon nila dahil nasa administrasyon at sympre sa panahon ngayon kelangan ng padrino dahil malapit na ang eleksyon at kelangan ng makinarya.  kung lilipat naman sila ng ibang partido sabihin naman ng iba ay si ano "balimbing" dahil tumalon na naman ng ibang partido palibhasa'y mahina na ung dati nyang grupo.

kaya dapat sa susunod na eleksyon maging matalino sana tayo pumili ng ating iboboto para naman walang sisihan sa bandang huli at hindi na naman maiuwi sa paglalakad sa kalsada at ipagsigaw ang mga hinaing na hanggang ngayon paulit-ulit nalang nakikita natin kahit sino pa man ang nakaupo.

Makurat man pud ta nimo aduy, uy. Mokalit ra man kag Tinagalog.

Nag celebrate ang among banay og Father's Day ug belated Mother's day, ug mao kini ang among gipangaon: pansit bihon, crispy pata, chopsuey, pinakbet, fried chicken, tuna steak, sinuglaw (sinugbang baboy ug kinilaw nga tuna), gilled pork belly, ground pork giputos og dahon sa gabi ug gitunoan, bottomless iced tea, shakes. Didto sa Gerry's Grill sa Tagbilaran.

Pagka taud taud, human maglulinghayaw, especially ang mga bata, nangaon na pod og: binignit, bingka, dinumogan, cassava cake, biko. Giparesan og shakes, sekwate. Didto sa Jojie's Painitang Bol-anon sa City Square (Agora kaniadto). 

Ang dakung problema karon kay nanggamut na gyud pag-ayo diri sa Bohol (ug bisan asa man tingali) ang kultura sa "uwan-uwan". Padagkoay og hatag kwarta sa mga botante. Of course there are intelligent voters who cannot be swayed by money, pero mas bug-at gyud sa timbangan ang mapalit og kwarta. Namatud-an na kini in the last three eletions nga dia ko sa Bohol. I don't want to sound pessimistic, pero bisag unsaog wali sa pari, o di ba magpinirmahay nga dili mamalit, kwarta pa gihapoy modiktar sa bolpen sa kadaghanan sa atong mga 'sano. 

Quote from: space on June 21, 2009, 10:41:03 AM
you dont need any position in the government to serve people....thank you

That is very true.

Quote from: junayag on June 21, 2009, 06:36:21 AM
Hi Bennelyne,

I've met Lynn and your younger sister (unexpectedly) the other day and invited me for a refreshing Vita drink with a chat in one of the cafes at the City Square.

On your question whether I have plans for politics? As of this time, I don't have definite plans yet.  Though I've been hearing rumors in Anda that I might be running for Mayor as I enlisted or registered with Comelec as a voter for 2010.  Maybe some people speculated due to my affiliation with the community projects of some political figures in the province.

Mo apply unya kong consultant sa Mayor's Office, he he.

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on June 17, 2009, 11:11:46 PM
Dapat si Cesar Montano bitaw ang padag on.Naay advantage ang way experience  sa politics kay sa naay experience.Ang way experience buhaton jud niya tanan sa first term nga good iyang record. Ang politician kung magkadugay man gud makakat on sa art nga gitawag nilag KURAKOT. Pareha ra ni ug makasala gani ka unya imo gideny imo sala magkadugay mawaa na imong konsensya.Mao ni giingon imong gimurder imong conscience nga bisan magbalik balik pa ka ug kasala di na ka mobati nga sala to kay wa naman kay konsensya.At least si Cesar daghan na daan kwarta so di ni mo resort sa pangurakot samtang ang uban diha gihimo ang politics nga ilang livelihood mao na buhaton ang tanan bisan tagpila pay pinalitay sa buto total mabawi man kono inig makalingkod na sila doble doble pa.

Kamaayo baya nimo Inday Raquel. Pwede na kang mahimong political analyst.

Quote from: Michael Ligalig on June 20, 2009, 07:24:20 PM
It was Koddi Prudente who told me about this thread. I met him at an arts council meeting in Tagbilaran lately, and he narrated to me his excitement of seeing this reunion dream being fulfilled through TubagBohol.com and of course with the unflinching assistance of Bulak.

I hope this heartwarming story will be duplicated a thousand times. All over the Philippines there are thousands of Boholanos who for decades have lost their roots in Bohol. Thank God, technology will bridge the past and the present.

I hope you can write about this, Mike, for national newspapers. Or better still, witness the act of reuniting.  A good article on TB's role in this case will certainly attract more Boholanos to know about and join TB. That will increase our rating from 4 to 10! 

Dili to sya rubber tree, pine gyud ang iyang baho. nakalimot lang jud ko sa ngalan. it is sold by members of some tribes in bukidnon.  ang usa ka gamayng bangan nga akong dala milungtad gyud og mga tulo ka bulan. hapit kada haling gamiton. pangdumalig o panghaling lang to sya, instead of papel or lukay sa lubi. mosip-ak lang ka'g gamay. mogamit pa gihapon og ordinary sugnod, o di ba uling. imagine na lang kon kadto nga kahoy ang main sugnod, mosilaob na tingali ang tibuok kusina.

Quote from: grazie7y on June 20, 2009, 06:15:15 AM
aguy, maka cry man pod ta ani oi!

koddi, i still owe you one kay ako pa tong tawgan akong auntie about the prudentes in cdo.  kaila ko ni nang carmen but i supposed iyang bana jud ang prudente.  wa pa ko kapanahon tawag sa cdo.  pohon, kamo na pod magka connect sa long lost relatives.

Actually, my Nanay is the Prudente in the family. She was from San Carlos City in Negros Occidental where I was born long time ago in the middle of sugarcane fields. Pit-os kaayo among kahimtang kaniadto (hangtud karon, he he). The family transferred to Bohol when I was about a year old, kay ang akong Tatay dili gusto nga mag Negros Slasher mi (ngalan ni sa NegOcc basketball team sa una, but in our case, kon wala mi mamalhin sa Bohol, tigtub-os og tubo). When my mother died five years later, wala na mi maka contact sa among mga uncles and aunts as well as my cousins, except one who is married to a Boholano and who gets a chance to visit us when she and her husband comes home in Dauis. The Prudentes kuno are from Pototan, Iloilo. And I was told by a teacher in college, whose mother is also a Prudente, that many of them migrated to Mindanao.  Generally, wa jud mi masinati sa mga paryente sa among inahan. Thanks daan Grazie, kon maka connect ka for us.   

In 2006, Boholano Palanca award winner and La Salle professor Marjorie Evasco (of Maribojoc) authored “Ani: The Life and Art of Hermogena Borja Lungay, Boholano Painter”. The book is beautifully reviewed by Flaudette May V. Datuin (“Blossoms of Wisdom from a Turtle-Shaped Island”) in Ctrl + Pdf (Journal of Contemporary Art).  I had the privilege of attending the launching of the book at MetroCentre in Tagbilaran. How our eyes welled when it was time for Ma’am Nene to speak on her experiences as a mother, wife and artist.

Excerpts from Datuin’s review:

(In) . . . her home-island of Bohol, . . . (Lungay) is “committed to the lifelong practice of her art. She is of Bohol, in spirit and soul. This keen sense of place is not mere context for her art; it is the heart-source from which her visual imagination draws its living waters.”

A strong presence in Bohol today, Lungay is role model to new generations of Boholano artists. In her workshops, she not only teaches technique on how to paint well, but also how to live well. In one telling incident that took place in a gathering of Visayan artists, she sent a strong message: artists must learn how to strike a balance “between the need to survive in the world and the desire to serve one’s art.” When a male artist admonished young participants that “they shouldn’t get stuck with painting flowers and fruits,” the kind which collectors prefer, she countered: “Do not forget how to paint your flowers and fruits. These will help you survive in the world. But take care to paint each one very well.”

Sinugbang tawong, gi-salad nga gibutangan og tuno sa lubi.

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on June 20, 2009, 10:46:37 AM
Nakaremember bitaw ko nga naay libro sa una binisaya.Ganahan gani ko magbasa basa adto. Sa akong panahon tagalog na ug english ang gitudlo.Okey sad ko nga bag uhon siguro ang batakang balaud.

Mao ni ang mga ulohan sa mga libro sa dihang nagtungha pa ako nga Binisaya ang pagtudlo sa Grade 1 ug Grade 2:

"Nagkita na Gayod"
"Sa Kaumahan ug Kabaybayonan"
"Sa Sulod ug Gawas sa Panimalay"

And these are the lines that I can remember:

"Ligid, ligid . . .  pak!"  (The children were playing mudballs, nagpa contest kon kang kinsang bola ang mapusgay inig bangga.)

"Apil diri Inday. Inday apil diri." ( A reading and comprehension exercise. Sukdon ang paminsar sa bata kon mao ba gihapon ang iyang pagsabot kon balihon ang sentence.)

"Tiring-ting-ting! . . . Tiring-ting-ting! Pak! Pak! Pak! . . . Pak! Pak! Pak!" (This is that part of the reading exercise book nga ang setting nagtapok ang banay human sa panihapon, unya nag program-program, which was what our family also did sa una especially kon magpasiga si Tatay og Petromax bisan kon dili manu'o sa dagat.)

Mao na, nga kon pugson gyud ang atong mga bata sa pagTinagalog, unya dili na itudlo ang tukmang mga pulong Binisaya, malubong gyud sa dayon kining atong labing mahinungdanong bahandi, ang atong pinulongan.  Dinhi lang gani sa TubagBohol, daghan na kaayo ang maggamit og Tagalog nga dili tinuyo kay abi man pud nila nga Binisaya ang maong pu'ong.

Kon moadto ka'g Baguio, gamay na lang ang maggamit sa ilang native language kay mas daghan na ang magTinagalog. 

Busa, kon naay pagbag-o sa atong Batakang Balaod, ipaapil gyud ang pag-ugmad, pagpalambo ug pagmatuto sa atong mga regional languages. 

Pag-uli nako sa Bohol gikan sa akong Christmas vacation sa Malaybalay last year, gipadad-an ko sa akong brother og usa ka bangan nga kahoy, idumalig kuno kon maghaling. Magsip-ak lang og gamay unya dagkotan. True enough, magsiga jud ang kahoy, lupig pay gituslo sa ga'as. Dugay mapalong. Mora'g pine resin ang baho sa binugha nga kahoy. Nakalimot ko sa nga'an. Paging taga CDO ug Bukidnon. This species of kahoy baligya na sa public market didto sa Malaybalay.
   

Quote from: janjan on June 20, 2009, 02:38:39 PM
ah mao ba kinsa man ang taga catagbakan koddi naa ka update

Wala ko makaila ani nila jan kay storya ra may akong nadunggan gikan sa mga nag audition. tungod sa kadaghan wala pud sila mag-ilhanay.

This is a welcome development knowing that Loonanons are more noted as mga negosyante.

Quote from: grazie7y on June 17, 2009, 04:45:26 AM
mao lagi Kods no wonder chada mo kanta kay lahing bol-anon!  gamay ra ming mga bol-anon na di kamao mo kanta.  pastilan!

Ohhh, am so sorry, Grazie7y!  I thought what you mean by "lahi" is "different". Tagalog man gud nang "lahi", Grazie, kon ang buot nimong ipasabot is actually "kaliwat".  So, pag-ingon nimo nga lahi na siya nga Bol-anon, dili jud katuohan kay daghan mang Bol-anon makamao mokanta.  Sorry again. Nabiktima man gud tang tanan aning Tagalog invasion sa atong Binisaya. 

I am very very happy for Luisa, I could almost cry. You see, Nanay died when I was only 6 and I still had a younger brother and sister. So wala gyud koy fond memories niya kay nag-atiman man siya og mga gamay.  But that did not deter me from giving my best shot in whatever I was involved in. Sometimes, kon naay katalagman sa kinabuhi, naa pud kay mapupu nga mga maayong bunga. Daghang bunga. Ayaw lang palat-a. Again, welcome to Bohol, Luisa. And have a happy and lasting reunion with your relatives!   

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on June 19, 2009, 07:46:42 AM
Sa amoa pud bitaw isla perti nang labonga ug daghan kahoy kay segi pud pananum lagi.Apil ang dagat gitamtan ug palibot ug mangrove namaot nuon unya lapok.Nindot man to sa una kay daghan kinhason karon wala na halos kay ang kinhasanan sa una puro naman mangrove murag nangawala man nuon ang mga kinhason.Tangkig nuon daghan ug mahadlok na nuon ta maligo.

Mas daghan og benefits ang mga katunggan, Raqz, kay itloganan man ni siya sa hapit tanang matang sa mga mananap sa dagat tungod kay abunda man ni siya og mga pagkaon alang kanila.  Kon baga ang katunggan ug kalusayan, mas daghan og isda sama sa danggit, ug mga kasag, imbaw ug kinhason. Naka compare jud ko ani dihang nag work ko sa una sa USAID-funded nga Coastal Resource Management Project.  Apil man gani ang Madangog ug Lomboy ani. Kon baga pud ang katunggan, modaghan pud ang tawo (he he, joke). Kay adto na man mag-date! Talk about "itloganan", ha ha ha!     

Ok kaayo ko nga naay mga kausaban sa atong Batakang Balaod, basta kini ipahigayon lamang sa tukmang panahon ug paga-apilan natong mga katawhan. Kon karon, labi na nga dili nila paapilon ang Senado, tataw kaayo nga may mga nagpahipi nga mga hinungdan ang mga sakop sa Kongreso nga hangul, buhaton ang bisan unsa basta magpabilin lang sa poder.

I would particularly advocate for changes in the language policy, nga unta hatagan og pagtagad ang pagpalambo sa mga regional languages aron dili mawala sa dayon. Maluoy ko sa mga beginners karon sa elementary kay gawas nga magkalisud pa sila sa subject (for example, Science), maglisud pa pud sila sa language kay Tinagalog man. That's two concerns in one classroom setting. Unlike sa una nga ang mga subjects sa Grade 1 and 2 were taught in the mother tongue, which resulted in better comprehension. UNICEF declared last year that the mother tongue should be used in teaching beginners as this will give them a chance to learn more and fast.               

Pagkanaog ni Inday Hubag sa apiki nga hagdan, mikumpayut gyud sya sa hawiranan. Nya nya nya.  Nahu'og gyud intawn. "A'ang-a'ang, ang ang-ang a'ang a'ang!" 

Wow . . . bisong jud!!! Ha ha ha!

A'ang-a'ang man og di mo rank 4 nga daghan man kaayo mo sukwahi sa topic. Himoon mang chat avenue ang TB. No offense meant, pero usik ang mga kasayuran kon sumpayan lang og lahi nga topic.

I agree. And it was the same reason that I started this thread. Because I am certain Bohol has much to offer other than those in Panglao, Loboc and Carmen.

Janjan and swakee, search for your town in WIKIPEDIA and you will discover how rich it is in heritage and natural beauty.   

Attention: Swakee ug Janjan - - - sa 14 nga nakuha from Bohol, naa kunoy 3 nga taga inyo diha sa Loon. Taga Taytay, Cogon Norte ug Catagbacan. Hope na lang mo nga bisa'g ma top 40 na lang sila sa PBB.   

The Lungays, particularly the family of UP-educated Ma'am Nene Borja Lungay, are respected artists in Bohol. Ma'am Nene graduated with honors at the UP College of Fine Arts. Ka-batch niya ang national artist in visual arts nga si Jose Joya. Her children include Nelia (painter, sculptor and women's rights advocate) and Europe-based Gene . Another guy, Brydon, is a kayak maker. That's sculpture, too, with fiberglass as medium. I am certain that Fr. Chicogon and these Lungays are very much related as their roots are in Catigbian and Balilihan.         

More than a year ago, Richard Carpenter also met up with our very own Claire de la Fuente after some referrals. After hearing Claire's voice, Richard was impressed. What followed was a Richard-Claire collaboration that resulted in an album produced in the US that included compositions of Boholano Jimmy Borja. (Bisa'g asa maka saliut-ut gyud ang Bol-anon!). You can google for "Claire de la Fuente Richard Carpenter" for more details. You can also post Claire's music video "Something in Your Eyes" featuring Richard himself.  Meanwhile, you can read the backgrounder below.


CLAIRE  DELA  FUENTE  TO  RECORD  CARPENTER  SPECIAL  SONG

MANILA, DECEMBER 7, 2007 (STAR) FUNFARE By Ricardo F. Lo - It’s a song waiting to be sung — and recorded —, composed by no less than Richard Carpenter for his sister Karen back in the ’80s after she died due to complications of anorexia. Almost two decades later, Richard has found the perfect singer for what may be his best and most moving tribute to Karen with whom he partnered in many hit songs that have been remade by other artists and remained popular up to now (among them We’ve Only Just Begun, Yesterday Once More, Rainy Days and Mondays).

The lucky singer? Yes, our very own Claire dela Fuente who is known as the Karen Carpenter of the Philippines because of “very Karen Carpenter” voice which at once became obvious when she sang the Hope cigaret jingle in the early ’80s when the Carpenters were at the peak of their short-lived reign as pop stars.

The song is called Something In Your Eyes which Richard has been keeping while waiting for the right alto to sing it. Many tried but none of them got Richard’s nod — until Claire came along and, I could imagine Richard exclaiming, “Eureka!”

“I just learned that Richard loves alto women,” Claire told Funfare in an exclusive phone interview a few hours after she personally met Richard last Monday, Dec. 3, at his home in North Ranch Club, Thousand Oaks, L.A. “It was during our meeting that I also learned na maraming nag-try kumanta n’ung song, pero walang nagustuhan si Richard.”

You may be wondering: How did Claire get wind of the song and eventually bag the assignment?

As Claire herself told Funfare, it was US record producer Christian de Walden who was instrumental in all this. De Walden is the same guy who produced for Viva Records some songs, including Magkasuyo Buong Gabi and who acted as distributor of Freddie Aguilar’s Anak in the international market. It was Viva boss Vic del Rosario Jr. who introduced Claire to De Walden who then introduced Claire to Pamela Phillips Oland, lyricist of the Carpenters. To make a long story short, Oland heard Claire sing and she was impressed. That was a few months ago. Then, Claire secretly flew to L.A. to do a demo-tape of Something In Your Eyes. She brought the demo tape with her when she — together with De Walden, Oland and Claire’s lawyer Teresita Marbibi — dropped by Richard’s house for a “Hi-hello!” visit that extended to more than 45 minutes!

“We arrived at exactly 12 noon that day,” said Claire. “We were told that Richard was going to a tennis match at 12:30. True enough, when we arrived, Richard was in his tennis outfit and he apologized for it. His wife was also there. At first, he was a bit shy but very accommodating. Then, he invited us to his recording room at the basement where he listened to the demo tape. I noticed that medyo tinitimpla-timpla niya ‘yung demo tape while he was listening to it intently.”

Seated beside Richard, Claire shed tears while also listening to the demo tape. “I need some tissue,” Claire recalled herself saying. Richard promptly ran upstairs and came back with a box of tissue paper and handed it to Claire.

“It’s beautiful!” said Richard. “It’s going to be a hit!”

To be recorded by Christian de Walden for Viva Records, Something In Your Eyes will be the carrier single of Claire’s album which will be recorded in the US. The album will also carry four original Tagalog songs composed by Jimmy Borja and STAR columnist Baby Gil. Claire will be back from L.A. next week and will go back early next year to start recording.

The good news is that Richard Carpenter might fly to the Philippines to grace the album’s release in March next year.

Suwaki, mugbo'g tunok. Tuyom, tag-as og tunok

Aniay hamubong balak kabahin sa akong pagka tunok sa tuyom - -

Aray! Pagka sakit sa imong tunok
Basuni kang mikapyot sa akong unod
Tungod sa kabalakang mahuyang ako sa pamog
Gipana ka sa sidlit ning akong pantog!

Kaadlawon na diri sa Bohol, nagkaon ko'g maruyang saging pinaypay way azucal.

Quote from: grazie7y on June 17, 2009, 01:01:03 AM
well then, lahi bol-anon diay ni si julia!

Dili ni siya lahi, Grazie, kay daghan mang Bol-anong nga hanas mokanta.

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on June 14, 2009, 05:29:50 PMLiman ka akong tawag ana clitoris perting katawa sa akong bana kay part kono nang clitoris sa womans body hahahha.

Clitorial pink siguro ang kolor ana niya, mao na nga ginganlan nimo'g katiw, ha ha ha!

Igsoon man na si Jose V. Abueva, president sa UP sa una, ug ang atong National Artist for Sculpture nga si Napoleon V. Abeva. Taga Duero na sila. Their parents were massacred by the Japanese near Badiang, Valencia during the war.  Hilig kaayo na sila manganta og kantang Binisaya, ilabi na si Nong Billy (Napoleon).

lumpiang ubod sa kawayan

Naa man tay gitawag og "uwan-uwan" pero dili basa. Motumaw lang ni kon tiyempo sa eleksyon. Sa sunod tuig naa na say "uwan-uwan", yeheeey! Manna from the pockets of kurakot politicos.

Mamupu ko ugma og balibanog. Dia ra man sa kilid sa balay.

Mao man nay panglantaw sa gobernador nga mahimong syudad ang Ubay. Kon lugwayan pa ang iyang kinabuhi, tingalig siya ang unang city mayor didto, matod pa sa akong nadunggan.

Tambis with asin.

Kon Talibon or Ubay ang himoan og resort, mo salir didto ang island-hopping package kay daghan man kaayo'g isla and sand bars sa northern ug northeast.

Sa pagka karon, ang Talibon maoy center sa business og diocese sa northeastern Bohol. Because of the business potential sa northeast, and if properly managed, hayan nga mag expand pa ang mga current agribusiness ventures sa maong mga lungsod sa Ubay ug Talibon. Maapil na unya ang ilang gitaliwad-an nga Trinidad. These three towns can become an agribusiness-based metro area in the future.

namahaw ko'g scrambled egg ug bulad nga danggit.

. . . or EasyLift, one word, capital L.

Sa una ang mga calzada sa Bohol, kon improved, asfaltado. Kon dili pa, anapog ra. Karon, kon improved na, cementado.

Sa una, I mean, sa una pa gyud, magbaktas padung sa Tagbilaran ang mga taga lagyong dapit aron mo eskwela. Karon, mag jeep o mag tricycle bisa'g pwerte rang duola.

Nabiktima sab ko ana. Imagine, my email contacts nakadawat og message nga tua kuno ko sa UK walay kwarta kay gikuotan, unya gipangayoan kuno nako ang akong mga contacts og kwarta. Sa laing UK ra intawon ko nakataak - sa ukay-ukay.

Quote from: aduy on June 14, 2009, 12:41:45 AM
diha raba sad akong gidunggan nga butangan og airport ang Ubay ambot kaha og tinuod ba. pag nagkataon mosamot og kamahal ang juta sa Ubay.

Diha may small airport sa Ubay, dapit sa Barangay Achila. Dugay nang wala gamita kay dili na maka accomodate sa mga bag-ong eroplano.

This is one of my favorite fruits - - - balibanog!

Safelift Tutorials, Inc.

Quote from: mistyeyed on May 15, 2009, 11:35:29 AM
Mistyeyed

Misty-kay sige luha ako mata. Sige ko gipahilak sauna. Karon pinangga na. Naka recover na.

Salamat jud nga dili na ka misty-eyed kanunay, Misty. Kay kanang kanunay mag misty-eyed, kanunay ra ba pud nang muta-on. Tingali'g danggaan unya ka'g "gwapa unta galing kay muta-on". Goodbye tears, goodbye muta pud!

Quote from: glacier_71 on May 15, 2009, 11:34:16 AM
wahahahaha.

mao na ang giingon atong buta nga taga-jagna nga maayo motagna og butang pinaagi lang sa pagsimhot sa baho. hapit na moabot sa Tagbilaran, gipasimhot siya sa kamot nga gikan gipahid sa kuan sa baje, ug miingon ang buta, "nganong nibalik man ning Dory Transit sa Jagna?" hahaha

Abi nako'g pagkasimhot sa buta sa baho sa buwad nga sanga, mi smile siya ug miingon, "Hi, girls!".

Quote from: grazie7y on May 15, 2009, 04:00:51 AM
Koddi, naa kay relatives na Prudente sa Cagayan de Oro?

I would love to trace my roots pero wa man koy laing kaila nga mga Prudente except sa akong mga cousins sa San Carlos City, Neg.Occ.  Naa kay mga kaila, Grazie?

Quote from: hofelina on May 13, 2009, 03:05:45 AM
Doy Koddie, taga-diin ang pamilya Prudente?

Taga Pototan, Iloilo ang mga Prudente. Taga didto man kuno ang akong Lolo.

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on June 13, 2009, 11:13:41 AM
. . . Mamalit ko ug mga wrapping ug card human sa pasko kay barato apilan unya ta ka puhon.

Now I can figure out, mas maanyag man diay ka kay sa akong gitandi kanimo. Nagsabak pa gani ka niana. Di ba, matud nila, makubsan kuno ang kaanyag sa usa ka babaye kon manamkon ug magsabak? Ilabi na kon lalaki ang gihambin sa iyang tagoangkan.  Bisan kon dugay pa kanang panahona moabot nga makauli ka, nagpasalamat na ako og daku sa imong kaayo. May God bless you!  By the way, didto sa Ilocos dapit ang ilang mga tambalijong mga dagku mora'g pumpkin.  Inig ka gahi na sa panit, ilang gabson sa tunga, kuskuson ang unod, ug ibulad ang "shell" aron himoong kawo, mora'g sarok. Usahay, himoong lampshade, papiltan lang og mga enhancers.   

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on June 13, 2009, 01:07:50 PM
Tungod kay wa na may magplantsa kinaraan murag di na siguro halin ang uling ron.

Mas mikusog ang uling karon tungod sa mga charcoal-grilled foods. Misamot kadaghan ang mga sugbahan, barbikyuhan, liyempohan, ug uban pa.   

Safety Smarts is cool!

Bingka sa dahog saging, galang-galang and choco-banana shake with bukayo as siding, all at Painitang Bol-anon at Tagbilaran City Square (formerly Agora).

May-ong lagi kag nawong sa municipal treasurer sa Calape, Raqz, kon ikaw man ugaling nang tupad sa tambalijong nga pirting taasa.  Pagka layo na gayud diay sa imong nalagpotan, from the fishing island of Pangangan to the farmlands of Illinois! Powerful baya nang farmers organization diha, kay sila ang makabuot sa presyo. Kon dili sila mobaligya patay ang ekonomiya. Dili pareha diri sa ato nga luoy ang mag-uuma kay ang mokompra maoy magbuot sa presyo. Early 80s ko nakaeskwela sa Iowa State U. Adto nga time, hi-tech na kaayo ang mga farmers. Gawas nga naay sprayer nga dagko, naa pud silay soil aerator. Mga tubo or pipe nga binuslotan, ilubong sa yuta, then bombahan og hangin. Kon naa silay problem sa soil, or any farming-related problem, moadto lang sila sa usa ka agricultural extension center nearby, tawgon ang scientist nga tua sa Iowa State U, then mag-estoryahay lang sila through teleconference. Hangtud karon wa pa jud ta ana nga technology para sa atong mga farmers. Kon makauli ka, Raqz, dad-i unya ko og Christmas cards on sale, kana bitawng kinarton na, sagul-sagul, salin sa miaging Pasko. Paliton nako, Raqz, ha. Barato ra kaayo na diha sa inyo. Sa una mipalit ko ana, one dollar ra jud ang box of 100 cards. Pero kon bulky, ayaw na lang. I just wish you a safe trip kon makauli ka sa Pangangan. Mabuhay ang Bol-anong mag-uuma sa Illinois!

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on June 13, 2009, 04:44:53 AM
Koddi unsa gani gamit anang anyel? mao ba nay ibutang ug nilabhan sa una murag blue ug color? ug naa pud kay bajuok murag mao pud nay ihighid.

Tukma ang imong paghinumdum kon unsa kanang anyel, Raqz!

Raqz, karon pa man ko nakasaliat ani nga thread. Pagka kugihan baya diay nimo, bisan og nagsabak, tuwad-tuwad gihapon. Pagkadaku baya diay sa imong umahan, mas daku pa man sa imong pinangga ug gikamingawang pulo sa Pangangan! Kanang imong trellis pakatayan pagka sosyal ba ana. Kon diri pa na sa ato, gihugman na jud na aron paagian og Rayna Elena, ha ha ha! I remember your kind of farm as similar to the farms I saw in Iowa many years back while I was studying at Iowa State U. Gipapili ming mga students kon asa mi nga klase sa farm mag Labor Day weekend. I chose the small farm. Tiaw bay pagkadaku sa ilang small farm, as far as your eyes can see jud ang corn ug soybeans. Pulipulihon lang og tanom kay ang legumes, like soybeans, mo-fix man og atmospheric nitrogen in the soil which is essential to plant growth. Corn needs nitrogen man in huge amounts.  Ang small farmer at that time 400 ra ka baka, kay 30,000 man pud diay ang sa big farmer. Na shock ko sa comparison diri sa ato-a.  Labaw na sa chicken, mas daghan pa jud. Samtang kita diri manabod lang, maapilan pa ang latagaw nga mga manok. Enjoy ra baya pud ko diha kaniadto ilabi na sa ranch food, ug kadtong dihay real rodeo nga akong na experience sa Dayton (Iowa) ug Lincoln (Nebraska). Kanang Illinois daghan pud nag kamote. In fact, ang Illinois State U maoy leading institute in sweetpotato breeding. Padayon sa imong pagtikad sa yuta kay kini mao man ang tagoangkan nga magmatuto sa binhi nga imong gitisok.

Ang catch phrase unya ana is "You buy at Ubay . . . whatever"?

Panihapon: kinilaw nga lap-ot; sinugbang isda (abay); sisi (oyster) nga gi omelette.

Here's an official press release from the camp of Chito Castillo, member of the 1971 Constitutional Convention

Former ConCon delegate lambasts ConAss

SCHEMING, DECEITFUL, SHAMEFUL is how Natalio “Chito” Castillo Jr., former delegate to the 1971 Constitutional Convention (ConCon), describes the act of Congress whose members loyal to Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo approved last week in record time a resolution pushing for a constituent assembly (ConAss) that will amend the 1987 constitution. 

          The move to change the fundamental law of the land was included in Arroyo’s campaign platform during the 2004 elections and was considered as a high priority. Immediately after her victory the president issued Executive Order No. 453 creating a consultative commission whose task was to propose the "necessary" revisions on the charter.

          After about a year of consultations, the commission came up with proposals that included, among others, a shift to a unicameral parliamentary form of government.  This has been met with storms of protest from various sectors.  As a matter of record, then Speaker Jose de Venecia, alarmed by the enormity of such public outrage, announced in Malacañang that the House of Representatives will no longer pursue ChaCha. 

          Subsequent turn of events, however, prove that the much abhorred ChaCha is not dead. It has been resurrected by scheming members of Congress whose terms of office will end in 2010.  Majority of the Filipinos, however, are opposed to any amendment of the constitution claiming that these cunning legislators connived for the passing of the ConAss resolution.

          Having similar sentiment as that of countless Arroyo critics, Castillo warns that in countries where a unicameral parliamentary system is adopted there are no term limits of elected officials.  Thus, what he describes as the indecent haste by which the president’s minions passed House Resolution 1109 last Tuesday will pave the way for Charter Change (ChaCha) the primary aim of which is to lift the term limits of incumbent officials, specifically that of the president.

          The feisty defender of the constitution condemns the insistence of the officials of the Arroyo administration to push for ChaCha. “They do everything in their power to maliciously and immorally extend their positions in government,” he states.

          Arroyo has visited her district in Pampanga at least 16 times since January of this year to, according to her critics, ensure her election in 2010 as assemblyman under the amended constitution and to be elected as prime minister by her bootlickers in Parliament. Castillo views this as a ploy that will allow her to remain in control of the reins of government and continue to evade prosecution for the reported scams hounding her administration.

          Passing the ConAss resolution in just one day and half-a-night is, according to Castillo, an insult to the intellect of the majority of Filipinos who strongly believe that a ready-made version of a new constitution is, at any time, ready to be shoved to the public in a plebiscite before the scheduled 2010 elections. 

          “Why force the issue?” Castillo remarked, citing that past and current surveys reveal that a good three-fourths of the Filipinos are against changing the constitution.

          As regards economic development, the former ConCon delegate asserts that ChaCha will not immediately nor for the next ten to 15 years eradicate poverty and hunger which most of our brother Filipinos are mired in today.  According to him, amending the constitution will not build 40,000 school buildings nor generate enough jobs for the burgeoning number of unemployed college graduates. Above all, it will not give dignity back to the long-abandoned farmers and fisherfolks.

          Castillo then appeals to the three congressmen of Bohol to convince Arroyo, just this once and for the higher interest of the majority of the Filipino people, to reconsider the very unpopular move that is ChaCha.

          “Our representatives in Congress should persuade their president to leave ChaCha to the next administration and abandon this road to perdition or they themselves will face the wrath of an angry constituency,” he stresses.

          A son of Natalio Sr., former congressman and executive secretary of Pres. Carlos P. Garcia, Castillo also appeals to all Boholanos to stand up and be counted at this point in time more than ever in the past to stop the president and her political allies from “gang-raping” the constitution after having filched the national coffers through their reported scams and shady deals.

          “We should not forever be deceived and muted like clowns seemingly enjoying the mockery done to our revered constitution,” Castillo advises his “paisanos”.

          Lastly, the former ConCon delegate calls on every Boholano to pray for his country that it be spared from a dreadful catastrophe should the present leadership insists on the folly to extend the terms in office of elected government officials.

Engr. Jes Tirol, PhD, premier Boholano historian, has an extensive account of the Eskayas.

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on June 10, 2009, 10:25:41 PM
Nagligid ligid ko katawa sa imong kaagi kaniadto Koddi pastilan kadimalas nahug pa jud sa basakan.

Sa bata pa gyud ko, siguro nag elementary pa, daghan kog mga dalagang iyaan ug ig-agaw nga tigbayle, pero did-an sa akong lola. One time to, gabii, gisabot ko nila pagdala og su'o ug pag-atang nila sa layo kay molighot ra sila'g lakaw.  Aron dili masakpan ni lola, wala sila magpasiga og gasera sa ilang kwarto. Gakaap-kaap na lang sila, nangita sa parami, kana bitawng pulbos nga gahi, morag chalk, usahay dugmokon pa.  Pagkahuman nila'g butang og parami sa ilang nawong, hinay hinay sila'g naog sa balay ug mipadulong sa diin ko nila gipahulat.  Pirti nakong lisanga pagkakita nila nga nadan-agan sa su'o nga akong dala. Tiaw bay nanglagom man ang ilang mga nawong!  Kinsay dili manglagom . . . nga dili man diay parami ang ilang nahikapan ug gipahid sa ilang nawong. Anyel man diay!     

Quote from: mike on June 10, 2009, 12:56:14 PM
sauna uso ang bayle, mao sige ko uban uban akong maguwang lalaki ug mga barkada mamayle magdala ug so

Pagka human sa bayle, diha koy nakit-ang tiguwang ug bata (elementary age) nga bisan og wa mamayle, nagpabilin pa gihapon sa baylehan, unya kaadlawon na ra ba. Busa, akong gipangutana, "Nang, nganong wala pa man mo manguli ... imong apo, o ... katulgon na kaayo."  Ang iyang tubag: "Unsaon nako ani pag-uli Dong nga nanghipos pa man na sila. Unya ako may tag-iya sa petromax." He he he.

Quote from: mike on June 10, 2009, 12:56:14 PM
sauna uso ang bayle, mao sige ko uban uban akong maguwang lalaki ug mga barkada mamayle magdala ug so (kanang lukay sa lubi unya a dagkotan) mandayo pa tawn mi sa laing baryo...

Mahinumdum man sab ta ana da. Kinse anyos pa ko adto, nangdayo mi og bayle sa bukid dapit sa boundary sa Antequera, Calape ug Loon.  Pirting dimalasa kay, tungod kay wa madan-agi sa su'o,  nahu'og ko sa basakan! Imagine, ako'y gipakorona sa ilang rayna sa pista kay dayo gud, unja nanimaho kong lapok!

Loboc River is clean as we look at it.  But still we are not sure because there are houses and ricefields on its banks which are sources of direct contamination.  On rainy days it is chocolate brown. Calling this heavily silted river as the cleanest river in the world may be too presumptuous because the statement did not come from an authorized and credible person or agency.   

Juice ko . . . dili na lang diay pud ko mag pa embalm kon maohon. Ha ha ha !!!

Sa una, kon tingtabo sa lungsod, naay baligya nga halilika (a Euphorbium plant), kana bitawng a-hawbon unya burot-buroton, unya pabuthon sa agtang. Daghan pa gihapon diri sa amo pero wala nay manguha ug magdula ana. Wala na poy nakaila ana, except tong tiggamit ana para itambal og bayuok. Usahay dili hawbon, kusnitan ang lubot sa morag baso nga bulak, then birahon ang stigma paubos aron makita ang very thin and silk-like layer.  Sa una kon mangahoy mi sa bukid, makita na siya nga maglaray sa mga giparil nga mga bato. Mao nay among igasa o sinugatan alang sa among mga igsoong babaye inig uli sa patag. Malipay na kaayo sila.     

There was a very extensive debate why Leyte used the term Pintados, which is not exclusive to the province. The festival's name has evolved, though. Gibutangan na og complete name, Leyte Pintados Kasadyan, unless ginganlan sa sab og lain. 

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on June 08, 2009, 10:02:15 PM
Karon naa na koy idea sa imong edad hahahha kay crush diay nimo sa una ang maguwang ni Father Joel Ruyeras.

Ha ha ha! Dili ba diay pwede nga ma crush ang elementary kid sa usa ka high school lady, he he he.  Pero, secret ra ni nato, Raqz, ha . . . I mean, ang akong edad ug ang akong crush. Tagnaan lagi nako nga mo react ka, he he he.

Quote from: chicogon on June 06, 2009, 01:29:28 PM
If the whole of Visayas were supposed to be called "Islas de los Pintados" would that mean that we lost a beautiful heritage because we went instead for something more popular and specifically Bol-anon, i.e., Sandugo, instead of something that was common to the region? Just asking... Sandugo Festival itself wasn't always celebrated until the mid 90's.

You are correct, Chic.

Quote from: ms da binsi on June 08, 2009, 10:47:24 PM

bwahahhaha! ok ra ug blood red, glace!  ajaw lang nang menopausal red!

Naa diay menopausal red? Di ba kaha menopausal maroon . . . or menopausal brown?

The house was reconstructed in the 1950s. What really was its color at the time of Rizal's death?

Quote from: janjan on June 05, 2009, 11:17:19 AM
oh  mas nice pa ang mag-aso falls pero hadlok ko maligo kay kusog kaajo tubig kani nga falls kay di hadlok kay mobo ra ang falls unja mora linaw

Janjan ug Swakee, suwayi og kaligo ang Kabantian Falls diha sa injo. Naa dapit sa Nagtuang. Molingkod pa man gani ka sa mga bato, mora kag imasahe sa tubig. Search sa Youtube "Summer Escapade in Loon, Bohol".

I just read this thread today. After reading Luisa's first message, I thought I can help this girl because I have quite a few friends from Dimiao, like the musical Gallur and Magadan families. But I am glad Bulak was able to make the direct connection. My eyes really welled after reading the exciting developments and the prospect of a reunion in a few days! Thanks, Bulak! Luisa, for not losing hope, you are blessed! Have a very very happy reunion!

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on June 08, 2009, 05:44:47 AM
Si Father Fermin Bugtong . . . moangay ug mga bata. Si Father Pantollana . . . Father Joel Ruyeras . . . mao nay first priest nga produkto sa among isla sa Pangangan, Calape.

Ngano kahang ganahan man na siya'g bata, Raqz, no? He he, makantalitahon si Kodz! Kana si Fr. Joel maayo na mokanta, apil na sya og recording sa didto pa na sya nagTheology sa San Jose Seminary sa Ateneo. Igsoon na sya ni Elizabeth Ruyeras, first Kabataang Barangay chairman sa ilang baryo sa Pangangan, and my crush in high school (dili mi schoolmate). Imagine, many many years after, nagtapad mi sa barko, then pagkahibalo nako nga taga Pangangan siya, I told her naa koy crush taga ila, then I mentioned her name. Ug hapit gyud ko magbukot sa kaulaw pag ingon niya og "Ako man to." Bwahahaha! Wala na man gud ko makaila niya, kay milabay na ang mga 20 ka tuig na gyud tingali to since high school. Then himsog na sab siya, pero tisay gihapon. Kana si Fr. Pantollana adik sa videoke, he he he, di ba, Padz? Kaliwat na sya og mga dramaturgo sa Napo (Loon).

Attention Fieljeromecielo, naa ba poy bag-ong parish assignment ang mga pari sa Diocese of Talibon? Salamat kon naa, and please post here.

Sa una sa wa pay pridjidir (he he), ang isda gilayan lang ug asinan, isulod sa ku'on. Inig ka ugma, pritohon. Kon way Purico, ibutang lang sa sartin ug ipatong sa linung-ag, luto dayon.

Quote from: glacier_71 on June 08, 2009, 07:00:10 PM
kaniadto: ang signal sa cellphone adto ra sa mga kasentrohan sa lungsod

Bag-o bag-o pa sad nang kaniadtoha Glacier, oy.  I remember the only signal in the house was beside the inidoro, so pag voice call, hapit mi mag lips to lips sa toilet seat. Maayo gani kay bag-ong gi toilet duck, ha ha ha!

Mariano Sumatra of Loon town went with a priest to Manila (to study perhaps) and surfaced in Mindanao as a pro-Katipunan organizer. He went back to Bohol and settled in Biabas, Guindulman where he started a community that used its own alphabet, signs and languages reportedly to continue his advocacy and evade suspecting authorities. He introduced a communal system of agriculture with him providing the inputs and the farmers giving back to him a portion of their harvest, thus he became a "datahan", someone to whom one makes a "data", or installment payment. While the Eskayas could be considered as a tribe, this may be as far only as their unique social, economic and learning systems are concerned. If we consider race, they do not belong to one other than ours. A lot of research and "scholarly" works have been done on Eskaya, unya ingon lang diay niini ka yano ang iyang sugilanon. Maora og daghan ang nailad. Creativity lang gyud sa mga Bol-anon nang mga alphabets, signs and symbols nga presumably gikan pa kuno sa mga laing nasud sa Southeast Asia.

While in Biabas, Anoy frequently visited his hometown and even convinced some of his friends and relatives to join him in Biabas.  This may explain why surnames that are common in Loon (most if not all are in Spanish) are carried by some households in Guindulman and in Duero, where another Eskaya community was established.  The many Datahans and Sumatras in Bohol are, therefore, blood relatives.         

Excluded in this list are those priests who are sent for further studies elsewhere including abroad, and those who are at the Seminario Mayor de San Carlos, like Fr. Aloysius L. Cartagenas.  Also excluded are those who have permanently resided abroad and those who have married, although they remain as priests.

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 08, 2009, 12:36:50 AM
Thanks, Koddi. I was just curious of what the Filipino meaning of it is.

Similar meaning if applied to women, plus "kanunay katlan" he he.

VICARIATE OF SAINT JOSEPH THE WORKER


SAINT JOSEPH THE WORKER CATHEDRAL PARISH
Parish Priest: Msgr. Jeffrey P. Malanog, VG
Parochial Vicars: Fr. Julian C. Lupot, Jr. and Fr. Agerio V. Pana
Assisting Resident Priests: Fr. Felix Warli R. Salise, Jr.; Fr. Ronaldo C. Amora; Fr. Joel S. Aquino; Fr. Jose Stelieto A. Ruyeras; Fr. Belarmino T. Palapar and Fr. Ramon Jose P. Oncog

IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY PARISH, Taloto District, Tagbilaran City
Parish Priest: Fr. Manuel Y. Mendez / Assisting Resident Priest: Fr. James B. Darunday

OUR LADY OF LOURDES PARISH, Gallares Street, Tagbilaran City
Parish Priest: Fr. Desiderio R. Magdoza
Parochial Vicars: Fr. Martin Juan S. Legitimas; Fr. Stephen R. Supremo
Assisting Resident Priest: Msgr. Gorgonio C. Zapatos, Jr.

NUESTRA SEÃ'ORA DEL PILAR, Corella
Parish Priest: Fr. Patricio A. Galon

OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE PARISH, Booy District, Tagbilaran City
Parish Priest: Fr. Aniceto H. Polinar

BIRHEN SA BARANGAY PARISH, Lindaville Subdivision, Dao, Tagbilaran City
Parish Priest: Msgr. Oscar D. Pajo / Parochial Vicar: Fr. Severo D. Pajo, Jr.

SAINT ANTHONY OF PADUA PARISH, Sikatuna
Parish Priest: Fr. Manuel D. Pantollana

BARANGAY SANG BIRHEN SHRINE â€" PARISH, Cogon District, Tagbilaran City
Parish Priest: Msgr. Vicente M. Nunag, III / Parochial Vicar: Msgr. Celso T. Laolao
Assisting Resident Priests: Msgr. Melquiades H. Agunod; Fr. Simplicio F. Manigque and Fr. Alvin C. Pusta

SAINT VINCENT FERRER PARISH, Bool District, Tagbilaran City
Parish Priest: Msgr. Feliciano E. Nalzaro, Jr. / Parochial Vicar: Fr. Martin V. Pimentel, Jr.

SANTA CRUZ PARISH, Dao District, Tagbilaran City
Parish Priest: Msgr. Gabino M. Lerin / Assisting Resident Priest: Msgr. Cirilo D. Darunday. Jr.

MOST HOLY TRINITY PARISH, Manga District, Tagbilaran City
Parish Priest: Fr. Roderick C. Pizarras

SAN ROQUE PARISH, Tiptip District, Tagbilaran City
Parish Priest: Msgr. Avelino B. Onyot

ST. IGNATIUS OF LOYOLA PARISH, Dampas District, Tagbilaran City
Parish Priest: Fr. Jose Cecil N. Lobrigas

SAINT ISIDORE THE FARMER PARISH, San Isidro District, Tagbilaran City
Parish Priest: Fr. Andres S. Ayco / Assisting Resident Priest: Msgr. Margarito R. Gonzaga

ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA QUASI-PARISH, Ubujan District, Tagbilaran City
Pastor: Fr. Saturnino J. Villapaz

ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA QUASI-PARISH, Third District, Tagbilaran City
Pastor: Fr. Valentino U. Pinlac / Assisting Resident Priest: Fr. Jose D. Sumampong, Jr.

STA. CRUZ CHAPLAINCY, Mansasa Heights, Tagbilaran City
Priest-in-Charge: Fr. Jose Sinforiano J. Monton

DIVINE MERCY APOSTOLATE, Dampas District, Tagbilaran City
Priest-in-Charge: FR. Ramon Jose P. Oncog


VICARIATE OF THE HOLY CHILD


HOLY INFANT PARISH, Valencia
Parish Priest: Fr. Gilbert P. Ilogon / Parochial Vicar: Fr. Petronio B. Ligtas, Jr.

OUR LADY OF THE HOLY ROSARY PARISH, Lila
Parish Priest: Fr. Manuel Q. Maligmat

SAINT ISIDORE THE FARMER PARISH, Tabuan, Garcia-Hernandez
Parish Priest: Fr. Alan A. Cruz

SAINT JOHN THE BAPTIST PARISH, Garcia-Hernandez
Parish Priest: Fr. Marcos A. Caballo

SAINT NICHOLAS TOLENTINE PARISH, Dimiao
Parish Priest: Fr. Claverlito S. Migriño / Assisting Resident Priest: Fr. Efren D. Dolauta

SAINT ISIDORE THE FARMER QUASI-PARISH, Canhayupon, Dimiao
Priest-in-Charge: Fr. Angelito B. Sumod-ong


VICARIATE OF THE ASSUMPTION OF OUR LADY


THE ASSUMPTION OF OUR LADY PARISH, Dauis
Parish Priest: Fr. Gerardo F. Saco, Jr.
Parochial Vicars: Fr. Victor G. Bompat and Fr. Renaro R. Regis

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH, Baclayon
Parish Priest: Fr. Efren A. Bongay
Assisting Resident Priests: Fr. Martin C. Lupiba and Fr. Crisilio J. Alipoyo

SAINT AUGUSTINE PARISH, Panglao
Parish Priest: Fr. Vivencio F. Husain, Jr.
Parochial Vicar: Msgr. Felipe B. Digal / Assisting Resident Priest: Fr. Ruel P. Pangan

SANTA MONICA PARISH, Alburquerque
Parish Priest: Fr. Rogelio M. Organiza

NUESTRA SENORA DE LA PAZ Y BIEN VIAJE PARISH, Songculan, Dauis
Parish Priest: Fr. Fermin O. Bugtong


VICARIATE OF THE OUR LADY OF LIGHT


OUR LADY OF LIGHT PARISH, Loon
Parish Priest: Fr. Victoriano E. Dagat
Parochial Vicar: Fr. Victor Joseph S. Torralba
Assisting Resident Priests: Fr. Estanilao D. Amper and Fr. Panfilo S. Somosot

SAINT VINCENT FERRER SHRINE â€" HOLY CROSS PARISH, Maribojoc
Parish Priest: Fr. Warren M. Abarquez / Parochial Vicar: Fr. Faustino M. Bisol

SAINT ISIDORE THE FARMER QUASI-PARISH, Busao, Maribojoc
Pastor: Fr. Florante S. Camacho, SVD

MARY HELP OF CHRISTIANS PARISH, Mocpoc Sur, Sandingan Island, Loon
Parish Priest: Fr. Alger L. Angcla

OUR LADY OF THE HOLY ROSARY PARISH, Antequera
Parish Priest: Fr. Leonel M. Grado

SAN LORENZO DE MANILA PARISH, Catagbacan, Loon
Parish Priest: Fr. Floro G. Hora

HOLY CROSS PARISH, Talisay, Cabilao Island, Loon
Parish Priest: Fr. Nestor B. Curambao

NUESTRA SENORA DE LA PAZ Y BUEN VIAJE PARISH, Cuasi, Loon
Parish Priest: Fr. Alexander O. Nalitan


VICARIATE OF THE OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL


OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL PARISH, Balilihan
Parish Priest: Fr. Felix Cleofas M. Silagan

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH, Catigbian
Parish Priest: Fr. Danilo R. Maniwan

SANTO NINO PARISH, Baang, Catigbian
Parish Priest: Fr. Reuben Neron L. Angcla

SANTO NINO PARISH, Hanopol, Balilihan
Parish Priest: Fr. Joel V. Halasan

SANTO NINO PARISH, Cortes
Parish Priest: Fr. Linuel L. Canizares / Assisting Parish Priest: Fr. Mario T. Laguros

NUESTRA SENORA DE LA PAZ Y BUEN VIAJE PARISH, La Paz, Cortes
Parish Priest: Fr. Roque C. Anquilero II


VICARIATE OF SAINT PETER THE APOSTLE


SAINT PETER THE APOSTLE PARISH, Loboc
Parish Priest: Fr. Jorge R. Mante

MOST HOLY TRINITY PARISH, Loay
Parish Priest: Fr. Blair Lope M. Sabaricos

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH, Concepcion, Loay
Parish Priest: Fr. Virgilio R. Salas

OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE PARISH, Sevilla
Parish Priest: Fr. Roberto A. Supremo

OUR LADY OF GUDALUPE PARISH, Quinoguitan, Loboc
Parish Priest: Fr. Rod Oliver T. Saligan

SAINT ISIDORE THE FARMER PARISH, Bilar
Parish Priest: Fr. Marcelino D. Biliran

SAINT JAMES THE GREATER PARISH, Batuan
Parish Priest: Fr. Gerardo C. Salise


VICARIATE OF SAINT VINCENT FERRER


SAINT VINCENT FERRER, Calape
Parish Priest: Fr. Aurelio D. Luzon, Jr. / Parochial Vicar: Fr. Joseph S. W. Skelton, Jr.

OUR LADY OF FATIMA PARISH, Panggangan, Calape
Parish Priest: Fr. Joselito M. Masula

SAINT AUGUSTINE PARISH, Sagbayan
Parish Priest: Fr. Areston V. Limocon

SAINT ISIDORE THE FARMER PARISH, Tubigon
Parish Priest: Fr. Marlon J. Lumanas
Assisting Resident Priests: Fr. Absalon B. Florenosos and Fr. Gamaliel B. Canas

SAINT MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL PARISH, Clarin
Parish Priest: Fr. Johnson B. Inte

SAINT JOHN OF THE CROSS PARISH, Cahayag, Tubigon
Parish Priest: Fr. Elias S. Algabre

SAINT JOSEPH THE WORKER PARISH, Nahawan, Clarin
Parish Priest: Fr. Arnold Goder

HOLY CROSS PARISH, Cawayanan, Tubigon
Parish Priest: Fr. Joemari P. Polo


IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY SEMINARY


Formators: Fr. Crisologo R. Geangan (Rector); Msgr. Jesus B. Ligason;
Fr. Irvin B. Garsuta; Fr. Dennis H. Balakid and Fr. Jonas I. Lubiano


OTHER RESIDENCIES


Fr. Oriel F. Echavia - Priesthome, Taloto District
Fr. Hipolito G. Namocatcat - Priesthome, Taloto District
Fr. Genaro M. Rebosura - Priesthome, Taloto District
Fr. Wilibaldo D. Sanchez - Priesthome, Taloto District
Msgr. Felimon R. Dumalag - St. Joseph the Worker Cathedral
Fr. Orlando R. Mendez - St. Joseph the Worker Cathedral



Information provided by:

Fiel Angeli E. Araoarao_Gabin, City Information Officer, City Government of Tagbilaran
Fr. Robert S. Roa - St. Joseph the Worker Cathedral

She should also visit Cabilao Island, which has received the same distinction as one of the best dive sites in the world. Mas extensive ang diving areas. So far, in the Philippines, sa Cabilao pa na sight ang pygmy seahorse, which is endemic to Southeast Asia.

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 07, 2009, 01:54:32 PM
What about if a man has mole(s) in around his genitalia region? What is the meaning for that?

Higal, hambon, palaanak, palaut*g, Biga*n, mahiligon sa babaye, palakay*t, mangingiy*t.  Naa kay daghan diha Lorenz? Bulahan kaayo ka. He he he.

Sa una tartanilya ang sakyan padung ug gikan sa pier sa Tubigon.  Karon, gawas sa tricycle, makasulod na didto ang mga private cars, pwedi i.park overnight or pila ka adlaw until your return from cebu.

A few towns also had caruajes. Nakahinumdum ko inig labay sa balay ni badong veloso sa loon naa to silay caruaje.

Karon, naay giandam ang municipio sa Tubigon mga pito ka buok stylish na nga tartanilya, para tourism.

Wow! Pagka makaiibog! Mora jud mog TOKMO'G PUNAY sa ka-sweet. Likayi lang gyud nga mag PUNAY'G TOKMOD na unya mo kon naay misunderstanding.  I wish you the best. Good luck, God bless, Godspeed. Ang Ginoo magpataliwala unta sa inyong kinabuhing minyo. Ug unta manalingsing ang binhi nga inyong imatuto sa tagoangkan sa inyong gugma.