Showing posts with label Davao Bloggers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Davao Bloggers. Show all posts

05 June 2012

The Stuttering Storyteller : A first of many firsts...

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Have you ever had that feeling of wanting to do something, but having to stop yourself because you're not sure whether you truly are ready for it or not? You wanted to jump onto something but a certain wall, called "hesi-shame" (hesitation + shame), obstructs you to move forward?

When Ate Kikit texted me that I will be the one in-charge for the storytelling session for the Grade 1 pupils, I was torn between feelings of excitement and fear. Yes, I have taught children as young as 5 years old in Baliok Elementary school and has also taught grown-ups as old as 79 years old in ALS (Alternative Learning System) in Talomo NHS. But believe it or not, I've never read a storybook for another person, other than myself or ze brother.

Although I knew grabbing this opportunity is a one-shot deal that will drive me closer to realizing all my goals, I was still having second thoughts...

04 June 2012

On Stuttering Beginnings: 1 down, 29 more to go!

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Bucket List
After waking up from an overdrawn hypnosis caused by an unexpected love bug, I've finally reunited with my long overdue Bucket List. 

It was a list I've started on after being hit by an "inspiration" bug that was brought about by Celine's 30 before 30 list. Her feat of doing it all in less than 2 years was truly admirable and jaw-dropping, that I kept on prodding myself, that I too, can do it! 

Well, silly of me! Had I only known... 

03 June 2012

Pens of Hope-Davao and Davao Bloggers Distribution of School Supplies

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Pens of Hope and Davao Bloggers Distribution of School Supplies
June 2, 2012

The day I am so excited about. Maybe it is because after years of dormancy in volunteerism, here is another chance for me to reunite with my first love. With a backpack carrying 2 extra shirts, a bottle of water, a shawl, my IPad, and my camera; I was all geared up and ready to meet the pupils of Panalum Elementary School, Paquibato, Davao del Norte.