Two Questions

I got two questions about this site today.  One looks promising and the other one is about my previous post.  A very good question raised, indeed.

Why did I post something about Bohol when I am celebrating Laguna life?  And some of you, dear readers, might have asked, too.

I posted that because I found that it deserves to be known.  We all will travel if we are given an opportunity and going to places in the Philippines should be the priority.  This is the reason why I posted something about Bohol.

The other question is very encouraging and it was actually on my mind for a while now.  I am also looking for people - aside from teachers - who I can feature on this blog.  I already have a draft for a chef and a few people is already on my mind.  I am just looking for the right time to get an appointment for a cup of kapeng barako with them.

So, if you know someone who is willing to be featured and won't stood me up when I finally get an appointment, please drop me a note and I'll try to pursue them.  At this point, let me thank you all for visiting the site now and then and taking time to read my posts.

By the way, as exciting as it was on Mondays, I will have another featured teacher for tomorrow.  So, please continue to read and know more about these people who help make our lives easier.

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A Place of Solitude

Praying underwater in Bohol.

If you're planning to visit Bohol, don't forget to check out this place.  That is, if you do not have a fear of water or underwater exploration.

Literally and figuratively, this is where you could pray deep.

I can imagine the serenity and solitude if you can go  underwater; free from all those noise.  The silence of being down there could give us peace and focus on our prayers.

The statement said, "(The underwater grotto was created so that) No man can destroy it for the sake of the future generation."

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Beyond

It's a beautiful Sunday morning today.

The sky is clear and the clouds are just fantastic.

But I have always wondered what lies beyond.  I once told a few of my childhood friends that I wanted to be an astronaut...  and back then, I never knew the difference between an astronaut and an astronomer.

But never mind, this is just one of those millions of things that lies beyond the clouds:  The Ghost Head Nebula.  A million light years away from Sta. Cruz, Laguna.

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