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Log #389

The day the Health Secretary Vergeire visited our hospital.

She was intimidating at first, biased on the fact that she is the highest ranking doctor under government service. She’s in the ranks with Francisco Duque and Juan Flavier, as I thought. However, after a few minutes, I realized that it doesn’t take an ocean to be able to talk to her and approach her. “She has the vibe of an IDS (Infectious Diseases Specialist). Mukhang masungit pero mabait pala.” I told Ejii-chan. She listened to our concerns, visited every patient, and expressed her support to our plans to upgrade and expand the hospital.

I usually see her on TV or the internet. But today, I encountered a rarity with matching tapik-tapik pa sa likod ko as we talked about the hospital’s future. “Sobrang linis at aliwalas ng hospital n’yo. At walang amoy ospital. We’ll work altogether to make further upgrades and expansion to this hospital.” It was a proud moment for the father of the hospital.

After the visit, I told all my staff thru our Facebook GC, “Proud ako sa inyong lahat. Good job, everyone!”

I then proceeded to the munisipyo to represent our hospital in an inter-agency meeting with the DOH OIC Secretary, the Mayor and Vice Mayor, representatives of some Congressmen, and the Municipal Health Office to tackle an undying issue of El Nido: the sustained cases of Acute Gastroenteritis and Amoebiasis in the municipality.

I was driven back by our driver, sir Dan, together with the chief nurse Armel, and staff nurse Gretchen, who bought groceries from a nearby talipapa before heading back to the hospital.

The week long prep finally bore its fruits! Now I have to try to sleep because Sec Vergeire is requesting us to be at the airport by 5:30 AM for a photo op prior to their flight back to MNL. Apparently, she forgot to take pictures with us during her visit. Lol.

13 May 2023 1:26 PM El Nido, Philippines

[heyzel12]

Boracay often locally shortened to bora, is a resort island in the western Visayas region of the Philippines. Boracay island is located 0.8 kilometers off the northwest coast of Panay, with a population of 37,802 in the year of 2020 Boracay was originally inhabited by the Tumandok and Ati people. Boracay is famous for being one of the world's top destinations for relaxation aside of its boasting white sand beaches. Before the Spanish colonization of the Philippines in the 16th century, Boracay was populated by the Ati and Tomandok people. It was known as Buracay, Buracay had a population of one hundred people before the Spanish colonization, they cultivated rice on the island and augmented their income by raising goats. Boracay was previously part of the province of Capiz it was under the jurisdiction of the town of Buruanga until the municipality of Malay was established on June 17, 1949, the Municipality as well as the island became part of Aklan, which became an independent province on April 25, 1956. Negrito people also called the Ati people, spoke the Philippine language called Inati.

      Boracay transportation is via motor tricycles and electric tricycles or e-trikes along the main road. Pedicabs also known as sikads in Boracay are also available along the beachfront Path. Other transportation includes mounting bikes, quad bikes, and motorbikes, all of which can be rented as of 2018, the municipal government of Malay was encouraging motorcycle operators to transition to e-trikes in their coordinated efforts to promote environment-friendly public transportation. Here are the Do's and Don'ts in Boracay island, first do your research, second bring enough cash with you, and third mind the environment. And their don'ts are, don't drink tap water, don't smoke or drink alcohol near the beach, and lastly don't leave your things unattended. These are some of their Do's and Don'ts for you to remember. If you're talking about the weather, in Boracay there are two seasonal weather patterns known locally as the Amihan and Habagat seasons. The Amihan season is characterized by moderate temperatures and the Habagat season, is characterized by hot and humid weather, frequently heavy rain. Boracay will be in the Amihan weather pattern from sometime in October to sometime in March and the Habagat weather pattern for the remainder of the year. 

      The expenses of Boracay Island are not that expensive if you are traveling as a family of three or four people, the price person often goes down because kids' tickets are cheaper and hotel rooms can longer be shared. The average hotel price in Boracay for a couple is Php 44,101, a vacation for one week usually costs around Php 22,051 for one person. But first, you should have booked your accommodation before your trip, because Boracay has a "no booking, no entry". Boracay offers a variety of budget-friendly restaurants. Eating local restaurants on the island will cost you around Php 150 to 200 a meal, instead of visiting 5-star restaurants why not take advantage of eating at D Talipapa for fresh seafood at reasonable prices? There are a lot of activities to try when you are in Boracay you could even try parasailing, banana boat riding, and helmet diving activities for only Php 2,000. But if island hopping is at the top of your list you can try an island tour with another guest for only Php 600-800, when shopping for souvenirs D'Mall is the place to visit. Boracay is one of the best places on Earth to visit without going bankrupt. Experiencing the way you imagine a paradise with beautiful sunsets, sand, and the beach is worth every peso you spend. 

     Top 7 famous delicacies in Boracay Aklan, first is Binakol, which is an Aklan dish made of chicken that is stemmed with some of its delicious juice cooked over flaming charcoal inside a bamboo container. Second is Inuburan, a chicken dish cooked with coconut milk and pieces of banana pith. Third is Tinu-om, a common Aklan dish called Tinu-om consists of sliced native chicken that has been layered with chopped garlic, ginger, white onions, lemon grass, and tomatoes. The remaining ingredients are tightly wrapped in banana leaves. Next is Linapay the aklanon version of "laing" Linapay consists of small shrimps that have been pounded and are cooked in coconut milk with tender "bat wan" fruit, garlic, onion, gender, and chilies. Also part of the 7 famous delicacies is Inday Inday, Inday Inday is similar to the patilaw, this dessert is made with sticky rice flour(malagkit) cooked in hot water and topped with bukayo, which is gelatinous coconut meat simmered in water with muscovado sugar and coconut milk. Also, Latik is one of the famous delicacies, it is a must-try food in Boracay. And lastly Eangkuga, Eangkuga despite its peculiar name is similar to ginataang bilo-bilo. This delicacy is made of bilo-bilo (glutinous rice balls) banana pieces of camote and shredded young coconut meat, it is cooked in coconut milk and muscovado sugar. 

      Boracay activities in new year's a celebration by the sea where there are sand castle  competitions. Ati-atihan fiesta the celebration of the catholic region of the Philippines is celebrated every  do's of January. Different groups and put paint on their faces and wear different designs of costumes. There are more activities and celebration like, Boracay International Funboard Cup, Sand lantern festival, boracay international dragon both festivals, and  Yapak Fiesta and lastly, Boracay Food Festival which are the celebrations that you can't miss in Boracay Island.

[ahmeddawn]

Most Tourists Miss Exploring the Amazing D' Talipapa Seafood Market In B...

[alasc]

Ang Munting Memorya ng Aking Paglalakbay sa Potipot Island

Ang Potipot Island o “Isla de Potipot” kung tawagin ay matatagpuan sa Uacon, Candelaria, Zambales.

Ito ay tinaguriang “Small White Island” dahil sa maputi at malinis na buhangin nito. Malinaw rin ang tubig dito at tanaw rin ang mga kabundukang pumapaligid sa isla. Puno rin ang ito ng iba’t ibang uri ng mga puno at karamihan dito ay puno ng mangga at puno ng niyog. Dahil sa makapigil-hininga nitong kagandahan na animo’y isang maliit na paraiso, maraming turista ang nahuhumaling dito.

Ang Aking Karanasan

Bata pa ako ng ako’y magtungo sa Potipot Island, kaya naman isa ito sa mga masasayang kong ala-ala noon. Kaya naman bilang pagbabalik-tanaw, hayaan niyong isalaysay ko sa inyo ang aking karanasan.

Biyahe Mula Dinalupihan, Bataan Patungong Candelaria, Zambales

Lulan ng sasakyan ng aking tiyahin, nagtungo kami sa Candelaria, Zambales bilang imbitasyon ng aming mga kamag-anak. Kasama ko ang aking lolo, ang aking pinsan, at ang asawa ng aking tiyahin na siyang nagmamaneho ng kotse. Bukod pa dito, nakasakay naman sa ibang sasakyan ang iba ko pang mga pinsan, tiyuhin, at lola. Umabot ng humigit-kumulang tatlong oras ang aming biyahe dahil huminto pa kami sa talipapa (palengke) ng Candelaria upang mamili ng mga isda.

Gabi na nang makarating kami sa bahay ng aming tiyahin kung saan kami maglalagi habang nasa Candelaria. Kinabukasan, napagdesisyonan ng aking mga tiyahin na tumungo sa Potipot Island.

Biyahe Patungong Potipot Island

Pumunta kami ng Potipot Park N Boat upang magrenta ng sasakyan naming bangka. Matapos ang medyo mahabang diskusyon patungkol sa presyo ng renta, kaagad na kaming binigyan ng mga life jackets upang isuot bago tumungtong sa bangka.

Dalawang bangka ang aming nirentahan at sa ikalawang bangka kami sumakay. Kasama ko ang aking mga pinsan at ibang mga tiyahin at huli kaming umalis mula sa Potipot Park N Boat patungo sa Isla ng Potipot.

Hindi mawala sa akin ang kaba dahil iyon ang unang pagkakataon na ako’y sasakay sa isang bangka. Ginatungan pa ito ng aking mga pinsan ng pananakot sa kung ano ang nasa ilalim ng katubigan. Habang malapit na kami sa kalagitnaan ng karagatan, agad kaming binalaan ng aming tiyahin tungkol sa kanilang mga pamahiin. Aniya, dapat ay hindi kami magsalita at baka biglang tumigil ang bangka sa gitna ng dagat. Nang tumingin ako sa tubig, gumaang bigla ang aking pakiramdam nang makita ko ang mga corals at mga isdang naglalanguyan sa ilalim.

Matapos lamang ng ilang sandal ay nakarating na kami sa isla. Umabot ng higit sa 15 minuto ang aming naging biyahe. Sinalubong kami ng malinaw at nag aagaw asul at berde na kulay ng tubig. Puti rin ang buhangin dito at ang isla ay sagana sa mga puno. Hindi matanggal sa akin ang pagkasabik at halos magmadali akong bumaba mula sa bangka.

Una naming nakita na maaaring tuluyan ay ang mga lamesa at mga upuan na maaaring lagyan ng payong upang magsilbing panangga sa araw. Wala itong mga cottage kagaya sa iba na maaaring rentahan sa maikling oras. Ito ang isa sa mga hindi ko nagustuhan dito. Ngunit ganoon pa man, tumungo pa rin kami sa mga upuan upang makapagpahinga.

Ngunit ang isa sa mga nakaagaw ng aking pansin ay mga naggagandahang tree houses. May disenyo itong tila ba makalumang estilo ng bahay. Ito ang nagsisilbing tuluyan ng mga taong nais magpalipas ng gabi rito na maaari nilang rentahan.

Upang makabawas sa gastos, nagdala na lamang kami ng sarili naming pagkain. Agad kaming nag-agawan sa mga paper plates at sabay-sabay kumain.

Matapos ang paglantak, kaagad kaming tumungo sa tubig na pumapalibot sa isla. Marami rin ang mga naliligo dito at ang iba ay halos ka-edad ko.

Inabisuhan kami ng aming tiyahing huwag gaanong lumayo o pumunta sa malalim na parte ng tubig at kaagad naman kaming nagtampisaw dito. Sa kabila ng matinding sikat ng araw ay ang pagbalot ng malamig na tubig sa aking katawan.

Kasama kong naligo ang aking mga pinsan. Nagbasaan kami at nagbatuhan pa ng mga buhangin sa isa’t isa. Base sa pagbaba ng araw, maghahapon na nang kami’y tinawag ng aming tiyahin. Aalis na raw kami kaagad dahil ayon sa mga bangkero, lumalakas na ang alon ng dagat tuwing hapon. Kaagad kaming nagligpit ng aming mga gamit at hindi na nagawa pang magpalit ng damit.

Matapos ang pag-aayos, sakto naman ang pagdating ng aming mga sinakyang bangka. Kaagad kaming pinasakay dito upang makaalis na.

Wala pa man kami sa kalagitnaan ng dagat ay dama ko na ang paglakas ng daloy ng alon. Isa ito sa mga kinatakutan ko sa biyaheng ito dahil naging maalog ang sinasakyan naming bangka dulot ng lakas ng alon.

Isa ito sa nakababahalang karanasan ko sa buhay. Ngunit sa awa ng Diyos ay nakarating kaming muli sa Potipot Park N Boat ng ligtas.

Kaagad kaming bumaba sa bangka at nagpunas ng aming mga katawan. Sa paglingon kong muli sa aking likuran ay tanaw ko ang Potipot Island.

Umalis na kami mula sa Potipot Park N Boat patungo sa tahanan ng aming lola. Mula sa biyahe hanggang sa makarating sa bahay ay hindi nawala sa akin ang galak mula sa ginawa naming paglalakbay.

Pagninilay

Nagbalik-tanaw ako sa mga nangyari at tila ba ito’y isang panaginip lamang. Habang inaalala ang mga naganap ay napagtanto kong iba talaga ang epekto ng paggawa ng mga bagay na sa kauna-unahang beses ko lamang naranasan sa aking tanang buhay. Na kahit tumanda ako ay mananatili na manirahan ang memoryang ito sa aking isipan. Na sa bawat aktibidad na aking ginawa ay dama ko pa rin ito hanggang sa ako’y lumaki.

Kaya naman ngayong ginugunita ko ang memoryang ito, ramdam ko pa rin ang ligaya sa bawat parte ng aking katawan nang pumunta ako sa Potipot Island. Kahit kailan, hindi ito mababaon ng ibang ala-ala at hindi matatangay ng panahon. Patuloy ko itong isasapuso hanggang kahit pumuti man ang buhok ko.

[ihnadraws]

Talipapa Barbie 🌺 (Wet Market Barbie) For this art piece, I took inspiration from my love of Barbie and what she stands for, plus my little trips to my local market that I always enjoy. 🧺 Added lots of Filipino references for her props and packaging, including a pusang gala (stray cat) as her pet! 🐈 I hope you love this as much as I enjoyed drawing it! 💖

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[erroldacol]

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(Tattoo Service, Client from GSIS Hills, Talipapa, Quezon City)

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Naalala mo pa ba ang pagkakataon nung binabagtas mo ang ganda ng daigdig ng iyong kamusmusan? Gigising ng maaga, dudulog sa hapag-kainan habang kumakain ng hotdog at itlog na binili ng nanay mo sa talipapa, habang nanonood ng Unang Hirit—litong-lito ba kung si Arn-Arn ba ay isang tao, puppet, o produkto ng iyong imahinasyon.

Tatanglaw sa mga mata mo ang tulis ng liwanag ng araw na tila binabati ka ng isang magandang umaga. Sabay manonood ng anime sa GMA at pagtapos ay pabirong gagayahin ang napanood: “Papatayin kita, Vegetaaaa!”, sigaw ng kalaro mo. Narinig kayo ng nanay ng kalaro mo at inawat ka—“hoy! Bata, bad ‘yon!” Sabay kayong tatawa ng kalaro mo, dahil alam ninyo na hindi iyon tama, pero nagawa ninyo. Sinusubukan ninyong gumawa ng bagay na wala sa mabuti, dahil gusto ninyong hamunin ang mundong malupit.

Bandang hapon, kasabay ng paglubog ng araw, ay pagbaba ng iyong lakas. Natawid ang pilapil ng palayan habang sinusubukang paliparin ang saranggola. Aakyat sa puno ng bayabas—tila unggoy kung lumambitin at tila isang higad kung kumapit—pipiliting maabot ang pinakamalaking bayabas sa dulo ng tangkay. Ilalagay sa bulsa ng damit, at aabutan ang iyong kalaro.

Gabi na, pero amoy araw ka pa rin. Maglalaro ng taguan sa ilalim ng liwanag ng buwan. Ikaw ang taya, patuloy na hinahanap ang mga kalaro, pero nakasalubong mo ang nanay mo—patay! Kailangan mo nang umuwi. Walang ano-ano, dahil sa takot, sasama ka sa nanay mo, at uuwi—habang mukhang tanga nang naghihintay pa ang mga kalaro mong nagtatago dahil ang akala ay hinahanap mo pa sila.

Tanda mo pa ang pakiramdam? Sariwa pa ba sa iyong alaala? Malamang, hindi na.

Ngayong malaki ka na, akala mo marami ka nang alam. Hindi mo namamalayan, karami ka nang hindi alam.

Hindi na ikaw ang dating ikaw. Malayo ka na sa dati mong pagkatao.

Malayo at nagbabagong-anyo.

Mahiga ka at mag-isip, naalala mo pa ba ang huling pagkakataon na naging ganoon ka kasaya katulad ng dati?

Malamang, hindi na.

[jolibarceta04]

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[handailyyy]

First Christmas without nanay Mawe

DATE: December 23, 24, 25 2022

WEATHER: windy 🍃

PLACE: Tondo,Manila

This Christmas is different from the past. Here we don't have nanay mawe. Though, she's in our hearts it feels like always something is missing.

I get alot of money here in manila, pamasko from tito's and tita's. Tita naty our tita treat us samgyupsal in samgyup ni noah navotas.

Me and my cousins went to perya, tutuban, dragon 8, 7 eleven, talipapa, easy day, 168 mall and divimart.

Aesha and Lea give me a gift. When they are younger than now I always got them a gift because that's my act of love.

Our handa always marami, unlike in our home in Cavite they didn't mind to have since we don't have money.

I love my morales family always and forever 🥹🧡💛

Thankyou Lord! Salamat! Maligayang kaarawan🎄

[zuleyhahahah]

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Ang Brgy. Tayamaan  ay nasa labas na ng kabayanan ng Mamburao, Occidental Mindoro. Narito ang Occidental Mindoro State College kung saan daang etudyante ang naninirahan sa mga boarding house. Kaya eto, nagtayo ng talipapa ang ilang asawa ng mangingisda para maitinda sa estudyante at iba pa ang huling isda. At dahil mas mura dito kumpara sa palengke, pati mga taga bayan ay dito na rin bumibili ng isda.

[pochulo-tidor-blog]

Validate, Validate

During this week, week number 6 there are a lot of happenings in this week, from our last consultation with the instructor for the week 5's responses from our target customers, the instructor suggested that in order to validate the idea because in week 5 we already confirmed that there is a problem exist in our chosen idea, in this week we need also to validate how literate the market vendors in using smartphones where smartphone is the vital link of our idea to deliver the solution to our target customers. It was also an amazing experience during this week because the team planned to meet up together and gather responses in a particular place or market, for me it was my first time teaming up with this individuals and also, it is my first time to be with them for a long period of time and talk about our ideas in person. But in order to make this week an amazing one, the team needed to plan things up in order to avoid any certainties.

The team formulated a new set of questions that is related on the literacy of the market vendors in using smartphone, this interview is very crucial because this will validated if the market vendors is capable in using smartphone and also it is crucial for the app's design because we need to base the design of the app based on what mobile application usually the market vendors use in order for them to easily adapt to the navigation flow and how the interface looks like. In regards to the market that we are targeting, we initially choose a place in brgy. Iponan where there is a small marketplace there, the reason why we chose that place is simply because we expected a very crowded and busy environment if we choose either Carmen or Cogon public market. During the interview we didn't expect the difficulties on getting respondents in the actual market because some of the vendors is busy and is either afraid to us, one of our member purchases some items in order to convinced them and also like a token of respect to them for giving their insights and time despite of how busy they are.

One of the highlight for me in this interview is one of our respondent talks about its frustration because one of the vendor in that place already adapted selling in facebook, she discussed their that sometimes her customers/friends is not buying products from her, simply because they already ordered from one the vendor their who adapted selling in facebook. Also, the one thing that I really liked about this week's task is I realized the difference between interviewing the respondents virtually and in person interview, also, the bond of the team is getting stronger because of this week's task because we had the chance to bond, talk and exchange ideas personally and for me I'm looking forward for more things like this where everything is done in person. Overall it was a great experience for me.

[jetc]

Mercado #market #asian #mercado #talipapa #streetphotography #urbanphotography #pasig #philippines #everydaylife #essentials https://www.instagram.com/p/B-_oJEbpxrn/?igshid=7ksvm5xfl2lo

[delfindakila]

LEVY MONCERA

Talipapa sa Iloilo, oleong pastel sa kambas

#artPH

[gayerthanthee]

😘

MISS ELLA!!!!!!!!¡¡!!! JO!!!!! KALUGURANG SOBRA SOBRAA 🎶 KASARA DARENGGV MATAAA PANTUNAN DAKAA LAWEN DAKA GA KING MATE KUU ULING IKA ING LULUGUD KAKUUUU

hi po ty for sending me love i feel rlly special and that i matter thank you so much i love you! so much! so! much!!

[erroldacol]

𝐌𝐈𝐍𝐈𝐌𝐀𝐋𝐈𝐒𝐓 𝐓𝐀𝐓𝐓𝐎𝐎❤❤❤

(Tattoo Service, Client from Talipapa, Quezon City)

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