* a view of the Church of Taal [1]
* an old house found in Taal [1]
* Batangas blades! [1]The trip to Taal was probably a side-trip but which we nevertheless enjoyed. I have in my files a few shots of the church minus the details about it. I plan to visit it sometime in the future and hopefully share here the story of the church, the place, and the revered Virgin kept in the church.
We later visited a store selling different kinds of blades, most infamous of which is the balisong. It’s a ‘foldable’ knife, portable and easy to handle. As they were a little costly, I contented myself to buying a balisong keychain (which I have unfortunately lost a few years back).
Afterthoughts: Again, I say that P.I. 100 will always be a very interesting subject I have taken in U.P. and it’s one of the experiences I have fondest memories of. Despite learning that some of the finest, and I mean finest, instructors from the Department of Social Sciences have left their teaching positions, I know that the character, the texture of P.I. 100 of UPLB will always be there.
Nagkakaroon ng mas malinaw na pagbabalik tanaw kung nakapagtago ng mga alaala ng kahapon - sa halimbawang ito, mga larawan. Natutuwa ako sa iyong mga naitagong larawan at sa iyong pagsusulat ng sanaysay sa karanasang ito. Mabuhay ka at ipagpatuloy mo ang iyong makabuluhang gawain. Para sa ikaliliwanag ng mga mambabasa at ng bayan.
ReplyDeleteWMReyes
Maraming salamat Guro. Nguni't di lingid sa amin ang nais nyong mas malinang ang wikang Pilipino. Minarapat ko lamang pong gamitin ang wikang Ingles dito upang mas maraming marating na mambabasa ang mga ibinabahagi ko rito. Pero di ko po gusto ipakahulugan na hindi mas magiging epektibo kung sariling wika ang gagamitin.
ReplyDeleteMuli po,salamat.