I had a wonderful birthday!

Thank you very much for making my day extra-special. My birthday was indeed a celebration of God's goodness, of fellowship and of friendship. With much sincerity and happiness I thank everyone who greeted me during my birthday. Each greeting really meant a lot to me and absolutely made my day.Just wanted to say, thank you for all the birthday wishes. It is very overwhelming and touching to know people remembered and took even a little time and effort of to greet me. Your messages mean a lot and keep me strong and passionate and courageous and even loving about what I do. I had a wonderful birthday!
Thanks Chikaan for the Birthday song and to my highschool classmates!
Special cake from Special People! Thanks to SEA Olympus Marketing Team.

The Past Never Returns

To let go of someone doesn't mean you have to stop loving, it only means that you allow that person to find their own happiness without expecting them to come back. Letting go is not just setting the other person free, but it is also setting yourself free from all fears, bitterness, hatred and anger that you keep in your heart.

The past never returns but the future may still fulfill the loss. A great 2012 to all of us! Happy New Year! *cheers*

The Mystique Island of Siquijor

Who said that the province of Siquijor is one of the scariest place in the Philippines because of witchcraft and sorcerers? I strongly disagree with this thought. Those are just old folklore beliefs. I can prove through my pictures that Siquijor is one of the best place in the Philippines because of its rich natural treasures.
Bigfoot Studios Marketing Team
There are so many activities you can do in Siquijor. It’s called the Island of Fire because at night, Siquijor’s mountains are blazing because of its richly populated fireflies.
 San Isidro Labrador Parish (Lazi Church) The church complex was built by the Augustinian Recollects in the latter half of the 19th century. 
 Acclaimed to be the oldest and the biggest convent in Asia.
Siquijor is filled with so much nature adventure. Its mountains, caves, beaches and old churches.
We only had few days in Siquijor but it was nice to revisit. 
 Empty roads, white sand beaches, friendly people, great pace even for a quick visit
Once you’ve seen, felt and experienced the radiance and charm of the Philippine’s Island of Fire. I guarantee that you will come back a million times to be ignited with Siquijor’s natural creations all over again.



Dream Big! Changing Lives!

I am a typical Filipino. I party, I play sports, I paint, I hang out with friends. Most of all, I'm passionate about my country. Thus I try to be a model citizen. To me, a global citizen is an advocate of a worthy cause, who promote that cause and pursue that goal, with utmost passion.

It is someone who is devoted, dedicated, and willing to take on responsibility to make the necessary sacrifices for the good of others. A global citizen strives to do more than simply fix things, but rather serves a concerted effort to ensure sustainable empact with in our community.

I Got The Itch to Paint Again!


I really love art and I have been drawing since I was kid. It’s a very absorbing activity. However, I haven't been touched my paint brush for years because of other priorities. Thanks to MSU-IIT Halongkulay Visual Artist, I got the itch to paint again. (I was preparing for my first visual art exhibit together with Halongkulay artist, sponsored by Iligan City Government.)

My first mentors are the artists of ALAB (Association of Local Artist of Bukidnon), they helped me to understand more the meaning of art to our life.

Like a lot of things, painting doesn’t really involve luck. I always try and pull in some luck, but the reality is, you have to know what you are doing; the luck sometimes will show up, but it generally isn’t anything to hang your hat on. You have to know the rules and understand the materials.

I enjoy painting. It may well be an obsolete practice, but the experience of painting, is worth more than the finished piece.

Here are my paintings for Halongkulay Global Warming Art Exhibit (December 2009)