MLC Teacher's Day

The teaching profession is indeed a noble task. A teacher is tasked to mold the hope of our fatherland...





















To all my students... thank you very much for making my life complete.

Relaxed

It is a good day to relax and just enjoy the moment...





Shaved head...





Transformed into...

The demon unleashed...

It's All Hallow's Eve once again, my favorite feast of the year...

This year I am dressed as the legendary GRIM REAPER...

Thanks to all my students who helped out in the make-up and etc.

The storm subsided

Finally, the series of school activities come to a halt. It's "business as usual again"... Most students and teachers are still suffering from the "activity hang over". But I am glad that it's back to the classroom. It's back to the teaching-learning process.

Things to be mad about

There are a lot of reasons to be mad about life. There's the continues rising of prices of commodities. There are politicians who are stealing a lot of money from the people. The gradual deterioration of our humanity. The degradation and destruction of our natural resources... To top it all, the disregard for one's talents and skills.

Circumstances can't be controlled. Sometimes everything is so chaotic that the only way to get away from it, is to 'GET OUT'.

Psychic Counselor in the School

After the "discrimination issue" that I had encountered, a company absorbed me as their regular employee. The Montessori Learning Center of Isulan welcomed me with open arms. They are even open to the "psychic" gifts I had.

The other side of me

When I went back here in Mindanao, I just stayed home for awhile. I arrived December 22, 2006. I celebrated the holidays at home. I enjoyed the time with my family. I didn’t visited any friends or acquaintances.

On January, we were invited to attend to a wedding of a family friend. Mom insisted for me to come. That was the first time that the people in Isulan saw me. There were old friends who saw me. The talk about my tv appearances was in the air. I just smiled and was just very glad to see everyone.

Then Nay Adame, the cathecist, saw me. She came to me. I was so surprised to see her. We had a great time way back then, giving recollections to different public schools. But of course, she changed. She aged a lot. She invited me to handle recollections again to the grade six pupils of the different public schools. I hesitated. But she assured me to just give me a few schedules. Then I agreed.


Then everything happened so fast. I got several schedules to about five schools. I was really adjusting, since I haven’t done this for a long time. The first thing I did was to look for my old files and some of my old religious song collections. I reveiwed on some of my basic cathecisms. It’s been about 6 years since I’ve given a recollection.

Everything went well. Before I noticed it, I’ve talked to more than a thousand pupils from different schools. Even the ladies from the Legion of Mary requested for my presence to talk to them even for just four to five hours. I enjoyed the time. It’s like going back into my seminary days. Talking to the people about my experiences. Sharing to them about my thoughts on personhood, friendship and spirituality had given me an opportunity to enlighten and inspire people around me. The monetary compensation is not much. But the experience is really rich. Not only have I shared my person to various kids, I’ve also learned from all of their life experiences. In a way, I also get inpired to continue the journey, no matter where it takes me… I am not worried, I have BATHALA on my side.