Are you in heat?

Around 8:00AM (Kuha sa ibang lugar) Image Credit: Kuya Kim

Hot, hot, hot! Can you feel the heat? Imagine the mercury rising to scorching 36.3 degrees Celsius last Sunday in Manila and sweltering 37.8 degrees in Tuguegarao? Summer is here already whether you like it or else… I’m sure the SM malls are flooded again with people just to feel the cool breeze of the A/Cs. The Resorts are back in the track again, to the point where the swimming pools are overcrowded with people from morning till the wee hours in the morning the next day. The rising temperature coincides with the rising prices of the basic commodities such as rice and fuel. Anyways, just follow these few simple tips to have a cool and enjoyable summer.

• 1. Replenish the sweats released by your body by drinking more water and avoiding drinks that tends the body to release more liquids.
• 2. Always put sunscreen whenever you will be exposed in the sun.
• 3. Stay in the shade whenever possible, avoiding sun exposure during the peak hours from 10:00 in the morning till 4:00 in the afternoon.
• 4. Use sunglasses to protect your eyes and hat or umbrella as defense for your skin.
• 5. Always bring first-aid kits on your trips.

An ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure. Ingat at Enjoy!

Summer na!

Originally posted 22 Mar 2008

Summer in the Philippines usually starts end of March – first week of April period. Two major events are being celebrated within these weeks, the Graduation ceremonies and the Holy Week. March – April – May are considered as peak months in most resorts. The most popular summer destinations in the country are Boracay, Puerto Galera, Baguio, Bohol and Palawan. So what are you waiting for? Gather your resources, call your friends and plan for the next gimik!

The most memorable resorts that I have gone to so far… Coco Beach and White Beach in Puerto Galera, Caylabne Resort in Ternate-Cavite, and a certain resort in Palawan (sobrang memorable, nalimutan ko yung resort). Of course who can forget (actually marami na ang nakakalimot) the popular local resorts here in Cavite namely, The Josephine’s Water Camp, Cherry’s Pavilion and Island Cove’s Oceana in Kawit, Cavite and the ever popular, newest craze resort in Tanza, Hardin ng Postema Resort. (Haha, hindi ko na mabilang kung ilang beses kami nagtampisaw sa resort na ito, suki baga).

Anyways, whatever your plans are this summer, no matter how tight-budget you are, just enjoy the sun, the sand (kung beach) and the water. Always take caution, hinay-hinay lang sa pag-inom at isiping may bukas para sa susunod na tagay. Tata!

Holy Week '08

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As we celebrate the passion and sufferings of Christ in this season of lent, let us contemplate on our sins, and ask for forgiveness.

One of the most popular tradition that most Catholics do in the Philippines on Maundy Thursday is the Visita Iglesia where people visits at least 14 Churches, representing the 14 Stations of the Cross. Aside from the usual sight-seeing and meeting friends that comes along in visiting different churches, let us put into our hearts the true meaning of this undertaking and pray for our country. I would definitely miss this event this year, for reasons beyond my control.

Computer Studies Days 2008

Image Credit: Mai & Rr

Theme: Youth and technology as Agents of Change

Gimmick

"Gimik", a form of recreation whenever you feel tired of work (or school). Try this exciting ride in one of the theme parks somewhere in Manila.





With the "ber" months coming through, we can feel the cold mornings everyday... Snow World anyone?

SSCR Cavite Cheer Dancing Competition 07

Congratulations to the following:

Champion Engineering Department
First Runner-up Nursing Department
Second Runner-up Accountancy & Banking & Finance Departments

Special Thanks to Chepay


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Accountancy & Banking (Controllers)


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