Dear friend,
Hope you enjoy this stuff, and I hope you try to do your best with what you have and that you achieve all your goals in life. I want to help by giving you the equipment to help you do that, because you can be whatever you want to be. I hope you achieve all your goals and go far in life. So remember, stay in school and try to do your best. Read the rest of this entry »
I intend to do a one-post-a-day, but I don’t think this can wait until tomorrow. I dropped by the municipal hall to get some documents (concreting of the Baras-Pinugay road) when I noticed this new image. Read the rest of this entry »
For any first time visitor of this website, one would notice that almost all the comments are political in nature. Whether the post is about suggestions to improve the municipal gymnasium or ways to lighten up the traffic, or even a simple grammatically wrong signage, people from at least two opposing camps will always find a way to insert political undertones on the posts. Read the rest of this entry »
When Baras National High School was still housed in the current municipal building, I’ve always felt that there must be something wrong with the gymnasium. The gym served as an extension of the school back in 1998 when the classrooms weren’t sufficient to the burgeoning population. Read the rest of this entry »
Tomorrow’s the big day for the students as they go back to school. Here are some of good news related to education I gathered from some officials: Read the rest of this entry »
Before someone raises their eyebrows about this entry, I”d like to make it clear that I have no bad intention in posting these documents. I arranged all my files at home (both electronic and hard copies) and saw these documents. Before I bind them in a folder, I might as well post it for easy archiving and everyone’s perusal. Read the rest of this entry »
Here are the reactions of some Sangguniang Bayan members on the unsigned letter that was read in the session last Monday. The letter talked about some traffic issues in the town, specially in Barangay San Juan. Read the rest of this entry »
An unsigned yet interesting letter was read yesterday at the Sangguniang Bayan. In a gist, s/he complains of the ineffective implementation of the traffic rules that were enacted by the SB itself, particularly in Barangay San Juan, near the Catholic church. Read the rest of this entry »
I have been seeing this sign along JP. Rizal street for some time now. I find nothing wrong with it because the intention to communicate is there - that they repair refrigerators, airconditioning units and washing machine. But what is “maski”? Read the rest of this entry »
After four days of visit, Baras Catholic faithfuls bid goodbye to an image known to guide travelers. This is still part of the 25th founding anniversary of the Diocese of Antipolo. The visit of the Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage started last Monday. Read the rest of this entry »
