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Tamilok A challenge of eating wood worm.. What an edible worm. You might heard this or even eat this very exotic food fresh all the way from the mud. It looks like a shipwrecked worm where they live in the wood under water. During our tourguide training , part of this previlige I and my co tourguides had an experience of eating this worm. This is silky, tastes like an oyster worm is a challenge. I never heard of this before or ate until I became a part of tourguideship. At first I was reluctant to eat since the tamilok should be taken alive from the piece of wood which was soaked under the mud from where the tamilok produces. One of the demonstrators took out a piece of wood from the mud, and broke it with the axe where tamilok were hidden and pull it up from its hole. He cleaned it up , removed its internals from its belly, washed it and then put it to the bowl with vinegar. That was raw!  He encouraged us to eat it as it is. and it suddenly shrinks me off like I was t

Valentine's day  Many of us celebrates Valentine's day that falls on February 14th.  I remember when i was in high school we used to draw hearts on a card board and color it with red and with different sizes. Each one will define his drawn heart. And he /she choose to dedicate the heart to his/her to anyone whom he liked and loved.This was one of the things i learned about Valentines.  Aside from of course the common practice , dating or courting. Everyone knows how they will define this occasion by many means. People marks this day as day of love or the February as the month of love. or people often dubbed as feb-ibig. People used to celebrate this with their family, sweethearts, and friends in different places possible.  And because of this we try to value ourselves , we share the love to anyone we pleased.  Valentine's day was came from the name of a saint called Valentine. He was  a Christian priest, a martyr,  was died on February 14th 269 AD.

Viva sto. nino! Viva sto nino.. I just want to rephrase the word , Viva viva sto nino.. This is the chant of every revellers of this most wellknown celebration.This is celebrated almost in the Philippines. The feast of Sto nino. Last January 9, celebration was the festivity of Nuestra Padre Jesus Nazareno,or commonly known as Black Nazarene which millions of filipinos attended. This is the most numbers of participants of the year. In Aklan, sto. nino is also celebrated a in third week of January,called ati-atihan, and cebu, for sinulog and here in tondo where the celebration is almost the same. The statues of baby Jesus, or sto nino were being brought to parade donned with different colors and floats. The revellers are also wearing different colors or themes. And the band following makes a loud noise as they parade the streets. This is the colorful celebration of the year where every filipinos are cooperating with. And of course the foods they prepared and stuffs are t

The tree When I was a kid I used to play under the big tree not too far from our house. It was around 9 in the morning after playing alone I sat under a big tree. Suddenly I heard a voice behind the tree where I sat. I searched where the voice came from but I saw nothing. Then I went back to where I sat before and heard again a voice of a man just behind me but no one else was in there. I never felt anything scary but I was wondering what it was or who was it? I looked around searched high and low but nothing was present in there. No matter what it is, I am sure someone was hidden in my sight and that he sees me around playing under that tree. A serpent with a glowing head I and my cousin were playing in their house.  All day long we were together until I realized I had to go home. It was past 6 o'clock in the evening. While on my way home I took a short cut where I passed in a shrubs and trees when suddenly I saw a little snake swerving across the path wa

9 THINGS THAT MAKE GOOD EMPLOYEES QUIT.  by: Renziboi / huffingtonpost.com  It is pretty incredible how often you hear managers about their best employees leaving, and they really do have something to complain about --few things are as costly and disruptive as good people walking out the door. Managers tend to blame their turn over problems on everything under the sun, while ignoring the crux of the matter: PEOPLE DON'T LEAVE JOBS: THEY LEAVE MANAGERS/SUPERVISORS.  The sad thing is that this can be easily avoided. All that is required is anew perspective and some effort on the manager or supervisor's part. first, we need to understand the nine worst things that managers do that sends good people packing.  1. They overwork people.  Nothing burns good employees out quite like overworking them. It is so tempting to work your best people hard that managers frequently fall into trap. Overworking good employees is perplexing; it makes them feel as if they are

What other sites we can enjoy are not only beaches and  waterfalls.  Here is the  Pagat-pat  mangrove park located in  Panilongan, Buruanga, Aklan. Weary travelers are panic-looking for the place to stay. To get rid of the stress and to relax the body, the water falls, the beaches, and the like but there is some which can offer differently. Here is one famous in  Panilongan, The Pagat-pat   Mangrove Park  where you can both relax and rejuvenate from this place that can offer your tired body. The beauty of sunset and the fascinating tier of mangrove trees are on the rescue. Excellent way to escape from this stress. This place is surrounded by a mangrove which gives a great view to the place.  This mangrove is essential to the numerous species that lives here. It is also excellent to know that this place is protected and serves as a sanctuary where you can see different species such as crabs, shrimps and the like. I myself as an adventurous person have this habit