Enhanced with Snapshots

Posts Tagged ‘pinamungajan’

BOOKid! a success

Monday, July 6th, 2009
bookid

Magpasalamat ang Tsinelas sa EWIT mountaineers ug sa Lamac Multipurpose Cooperative sa kalampusan sa maong proyekto. Ang pagkatkat dili gara-gara, dili palabwanay sa abilidad. Ang pagkatkat, gawas nga pakigsuod kini sa kalikopan, pakigsandurot usab sa mga tawo nga nagpuyo sa bukid o sa palibot niini.  Ug ang gibuhat sa EWIT nagmatuod nga dili kini imposible. (more fotos ...



UP Tsinelas in Lamac

Thursday, July 17th, 2008

HIGH SCHOOL students from a mountain barangay in Pinamungajan, Cebu who are receiving education assistance from a group were given a personality development seminar recently. The experience was unique for the 23 high school students from Lut-od National High School because it was the first time they were given a chance to learn about themselves in ...



Meeting da pakirs

Thursday, May 29th, 2008

Mao ni among pobreng simbahan sa pinamungajan. wa ko kaila sa mga bata, apan giingnan ko sa nagtira niining hulagway nga ako kuno ning mga anak sa lain-laing babaye sa among lungsod, may nagsulti niya. hmmm... basin tinuod. dili imposible.  ang nagtira sa hulagway kapila na nagbalikbalik sa among lungsod. gisuong na niya tanang langob ...



‘Mga rebelde mo dong?’

Thursday, May 22nd, 2008

We had to clown around to help a patient survive the ordeal. Gamayng tuba after everybody had left. Ug may tiguwang nga niduol ug nangutana, "Mga rebelde mo dong?" Tubag: "Tagay ta noy." University of San Jose-Recoletos Tsinelas volunteers listen to Anislag National High School principal Mrs. Tangaro talk about the problems of the school. adto na mi ...



Mga paryenteng Pacman

Monday, May 5th, 2008

If you are really proud of your roots, Pacman, do something concrete for the town, or at least for the barangay where your father was born. A small school building or a community training center won't definitely hurt your pocket.



Pacman Festival

Monday, May 5th, 2008

PAMUHUAN Festival in Pinamungajan is one celebration that will be a subject of future debates, at least among the town’s residents and history buffs, as to whether it authentically represents the town’s origins. If tradition is to be followed, ‘bunga’ is the root word of Pinamungajan, not “pamuo,” as the festival suggests. It’s “bunga” to the ...





Subscription

If you like what you read here, enter your email address:

Delivered by FeedBurner

Site Visitors
free counters
Advertisements

Your Ad Here