lakwatsa
Hay kinabuhi!Mibangon ko alas 4:00 sa kadlawon. lami pa unta muhinanok apan pugos nga gi-alsa ang kaugalingon kabug-at ug midulong sa banyo aron maligo.
Sakto, alas 4:30, presko na ug gaan na ibuka ang mga mata. Mibaktas gamay pagawas sa eskina ug misakay sa sikad. Dayon mitung-tong sa jeep ug wala madugay, anaa na ako sa terminal. Gipangita ang bus nga padulong Malaybalay City Bukidnon.
Ang tumong: musimba didto sa Monasteryo sa Benedictine o Monastery of the Transfiguration. Apan ang pinaka-tumong: muambit sa binulan nga Brunch with the Monks!
Sa laktod nga pagka-istorya, mangumbira. Kini kinabuhi!
Pagkahuman sa katapusan nga pangaliya,
ug una miduko ang pari atubangan sa altar,
ang akong huna-huna gimanduan sa akong gakutoy nga tiyan:
gihikap ang agtang: ug sa kahilom miingon, HUNA-HUNAA
gibutang ang tuong kamot ubos sa tiyan: ug sa kahilom gihapon miingon: ANG IMONG TIYAN
ug gitapik ang manag-pikas nga abaga: GAMITA ang imong DUHA ka KAMOT
dayon gihalukan ang tuo nga mga tudlo: ug miingon, KAY IKAW GIGUTOM! Amen! : )
Humba nga gasinaw-sinaw, nilagpad nga piniritong isda nga adunay sacue! , de color nga kan-on nga gitawag man siguro kadto'g Java rice : ), piniritong manok, init nga kape ug saging!
Pastilan Budoy! Wa' gyud ka makatilaw Budoy!
kay kung naa pay sikwate'd bulad unta,
magsadya gyud ang akong kasing-kasing sa pagsinggit sa langitnong himaya!
Apan ang nagpalami gayud sa maong pani-mahaw (pani-udto'g pamahaw) mao ang higayon nga uban ang mga suod nga mga higala. Katawa ginagmay, dayon hungit dinaghan!
Walay makatupong sa kanindot sa pahiyom nga gidungagan sa nagsinaw nga ngabil!
Higop-higop dayon ug brewed coffee, pastilan! labaw pa sa konsehal!
Pagka-lami sa paminsar! Pag-kalami gyud baya muhigop ang kape inubanan sa mabugnaw nga huyuhoy sa hangin!
Kung ana-a ka lang unta Budoy! Nakatilaw na gyud unta ka!
Maka-siyagit ka gyud: dis is layp!
Apan kay ang matag higayon, aduna man gayu'y katapusan,
Akong gitapos ang maong okasyon sa usa ka pamalandong...
Brewed kofi, great prends, good fud, mahinuklugong pagsimba...
Ang duha ka oras nga byahe sa bus, murag perti rang dali-a!
Mga higala, kung makahigayon kamo,
Duyug kanamo.
Kada ika-duhang Dominggo sa Bulan.
Brunch with the Monks.
Monastery of the Transfiguration.
Malaybalay City.
Makurat ka. Naay taga-Ozamis, Iligan City ug bisan Tagum City.
Ngil-ngig gyud!
Murag sunod, suwayan ku:Mamahaw sa Bukidnon ug Manihapon sa Zamboanga.
Mahimo kaha?
Unsa man Budoy? Mutilaw ka o dili?
:)
Sunday, August 13, 2006
Wednesday, August 09, 2006
PeaceTech2
mga higala, basig naa moy ma-recommend para ani. Nasugatan ra nako kini diri sa cyber-kawanangan. Baig si Kaubang Jerry naay matuboy para nganhi. Sa interesado, kontaka lang palihug ang nagsuwat:
Orlan de Guzman, Jr.
Peacemakers' Circle
09187822805
9207622
peacemakerscircle_uri@yahoo.com
_________
August 9, 2006
Dear All:
Warmest greetings.
PeaceTech 2 is being held on August 28 in the same places as PeaceTech 1 – USM, Kabacan, and UP Diliman, Quezon City. PeaceTech 2’s (PT2) theme is Prejudice and Discrimination towards Muslims, IPs and Christians in the Philippines
I am contacting you for your assistance on finding panelists for PeaceTech 2. The Peace Education Center of Miriam College is finding three panelists for the event. I am finding three others.
The three panelists I am looking for are:
1) An IP victim of discrimination from either Mindanao, the Cordillera or Metro Manila;
2) A community worker in Manila who works on building greater understanding and tolerance between Muslims and Christians; and
3) A success story from Mindanao. This person was either a victim of discrimination or guilty of discrimination. He/she has forgiven or changed his ways and is now doing something positive towards building tolerance.
The more powerful, visual, recent, and personal the story, the greater the effect it has. In PeaceTech 1, one of our panelists made the cover page of the Philippine Star because her story was graphic and because it was about one event that the audience could easily visualize.
The purpose of the story-telling is to:
1) represent the extent of discrimination that IPs and Muslims suffer in the Philippines; and
2) show that there are young people who are taking positive actions to build greater understanding and forgiveness.
Each panelist has five minutes to tell his/her story in a panel of six story tellers. The stories are heard by hundreds of youth in Luzon and Mindanao and are sometimes picked up by the media.
The three panelists I am looking for must be children or youth under 30 years old. They can speak in their own languages and don’t need to speak Tagalog or English – we will have a translator if necessary. And naturally, they cannot be too shy so they can speak in front of many people.
We would need the panelist confirmed by August 18th.
PeaceTech would cover all expenses involved in finding, transporting and accommodating the candidate.
Is there any way that you could help me find one of the above three mentioned panelists over the next few days? I will reimburse you for any expenses you incur.
I do appreciate your help. The more powerful the story we find, the greater the effect of the series.
With my thanks and hope to speak with you soon,
Robin Petifer
Orlan de Guzman, Jr.
Peacemakers' Circle
09187822805
9207622
peacemakerscircle_uri@yahoo.com
_________
August 9, 2006
Dear All:
Warmest greetings.
PeaceTech 2 is being held on August 28 in the same places as PeaceTech 1 – USM, Kabacan, and UP Diliman, Quezon City. PeaceTech 2’s (PT2) theme is Prejudice and Discrimination towards Muslims, IPs and Christians in the Philippines
I am contacting you for your assistance on finding panelists for PeaceTech 2. The Peace Education Center of Miriam College is finding three panelists for the event. I am finding three others.
The three panelists I am looking for are:
1) An IP victim of discrimination from either Mindanao, the Cordillera or Metro Manila;
2) A community worker in Manila who works on building greater understanding and tolerance between Muslims and Christians; and
3) A success story from Mindanao. This person was either a victim of discrimination or guilty of discrimination. He/she has forgiven or changed his ways and is now doing something positive towards building tolerance.
The more powerful, visual, recent, and personal the story, the greater the effect it has. In PeaceTech 1, one of our panelists made the cover page of the Philippine Star because her story was graphic and because it was about one event that the audience could easily visualize.
The purpose of the story-telling is to:
1) represent the extent of discrimination that IPs and Muslims suffer in the Philippines; and
2) show that there are young people who are taking positive actions to build greater understanding and forgiveness.
Each panelist has five minutes to tell his/her story in a panel of six story tellers. The stories are heard by hundreds of youth in Luzon and Mindanao and are sometimes picked up by the media.
The three panelists I am looking for must be children or youth under 30 years old. They can speak in their own languages and don’t need to speak Tagalog or English – we will have a translator if necessary. And naturally, they cannot be too shy so they can speak in front of many people.
We would need the panelist confirmed by August 18th.
PeaceTech would cover all expenses involved in finding, transporting and accommodating the candidate.
Is there any way that you could help me find one of the above three mentioned panelists over the next few days? I will reimburse you for any expenses you incur.
I do appreciate your help. The more powerful the story we find, the greater the effect of the series.
With my thanks and hope to speak with you soon,
Robin Petifer
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