EDGAR ABANIL BLOG

What will I be in the future? The degree, is it worth the pains, That tortures my weary soul? Will it honor me, will it glorify me? No, the sage said in my mind Thy degree is for naught Do something that's worth doing Thy work will glorify thee in the end 3/1991

My mind, ever questioning Flies from one idea to another Never convinced, never resting Ever asking, seeking for an answer A flying swallow my mind is, Flies deep into spatial infinity Never resting in place Ever questioning, even unto eternity 3/1991

Iman amin a man dini ta lungsod mughinang. Napuon a man diya to kalasan ha madiyu. Na hadi ku mag kalipatan ha amin su mga maputi ha mga utaw ha tagpugas ku mga kagi ku Diyos. Na bisan man nalugayan a pugtima diya ta kalasan, tagpasalamat a ku mga otaw ha tag pangila ku mga kagi daw hinang ha matadung. Na nakadini un a man ha madagway ha banuwa hadi ko man ug kalipatan su mga duma duma ko diya ta kalasan

June 12 marks the 112th anniversary of the declaration of Philippine Independence from Spanish colonial rule. Although a token sort of freedom, Filipinos were able to build slowly from the more than 300 years of Spanish rule, only fall into American colonialism, albeit only for a short time. The Japanese interlude marred the otherwise American benevolent colonialism. Stories of Japanese brutalities littered the pages of the history of the war era. Gingoog remembers this momentous event with a simple program in remembrance to the fallen heroes who unselfishly gave up their lives so we can have a peaceful country. The veterans and some of the survivors also attended the occasion. The opening prayer was led by Rev. Fr Joel Lusat, SSJV. An independence message of the mayor, who was not around, was read by the City Administrator, Tita G. Garrido. A presentation from the Gingoog City Comprehensive National High School and the talents from the City graced the occasion. Mr. Domingo V. Samson,

These two ladies were taking their time during one dreary lunch break in the Division of Giingoog City. The lady in green is lonely because her lovey is in Australia. The lady in maong pants is also lonely kasi wala siyang lovelife, he he. Bitaw ok pa kaayo sila. They are happy as ever.

Nature has its own way of soothing your weary heart. It has its natural balm to calm your overheated sensations. Just looking at the lapping of the waves to the sandy shore, holding the white sands and let it go slowly will ease your burden. Look at the greens, look at the crystal clear water and you will stand in awe at God's great creation.

School administrators of East Dist5rict, Division of Gingoog City met at Punong Beach, at Cezar's Resort for a simple dinner to welcome the incoming school administrators and to bid goodbye to those who will be transferred to other district. Mr. Rey Oblig of Bal-ason ES will go to the cluster schools of Fructoso Rife ES and Mindulean ES; Mr. Jamime Caduyac of Mimbunga ES will go to Murallon ES; Mr. Clinton Badilla of Sangalan ES will go to Mimbunga ES.Other school administrators were also present. The ESs of Gingoog City attended the occasion. Mrs. Marina Limcangco, Mrs. Nilda Villegas, Dr. Evelyn Cañosa, Mrs. Maphy Macarambon, Mr. Edgardo V. Abanil,and the District Supervisor Mrs. Ermelinda Neri were present.

Starting SY 2010-2011 all First Year students and teachers at all the public secondary schools in the country will follow the 2010 Secondary Education Curriculum (SEC). The picture shows the teachers undergoing the traing for all First Year teachers in the Division of Gingoog City. The training started on JUne 8 and ends on June 11, 2010 at Gingoog City Comprehensive National High School.