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30/05/2025

hindi pa natin afford yung tagaytay, kaya tagay na lang tayo.

30/05/2025

CONFIRMED‼️
May isang case dito ‼️

pero hindi pa malamig.

30/05/2025

NANINIWALA KA BA SA DESTINY???

30 years ago this boy casually walked up to this little girl somewhere in Baguio, and kissed her on the forehead and then ran away. They never met again until a couple of years ago. They had absolutely no way of knowing that 3 decades after they would wind up as husband and wife. Amazing. Coincidence? Fate? Destiny? Thats the magic of love! Mabuhay ang bagong kasal! Rex Byron Atienza Roxas / Mela Rizo Kitten Zapata.

Photo courtesy of Barbie Atienza

28/05/2025

RIP po .. 😔 cause of fire : sumabog n charger ..kaya sa mga mahilig mag charge bago matulog katulad ko,Isa ako sa naalarma dito ,after I heard about this kht empty bat ako ayaw ko na Mg charge sa Gabi ..nkklungkot po
Minsan hndi din appliances o ung mismonv gamit mgging cause ng isng sunog, kundi ung mga outlet as experience ko na pag maluwag na ang outlet better wag na gamitin ipa check agad sa electrician , Ilan beses n din kmi nsunugan naaagapan lang ..mgingat po tau lagi 🙏🙏🔥

ingat po tau lahat lagi
📸Photo source : Ann Olavides

28/05/2025

28/05/2025

A LOVE STORY THROUGH GOOGLE MAPS

At the corner of Hos Cokroaminoto Street stands a small, blue-painted food stall. This humble spot became a silent witness to a love story that was never told, but was captured by time and Google Maps' cameras.

In 2016, an elderly couple sat side by side, enjoying a plate of food at the stall's edge, radiating warmth and togetherness. A year passed, and in 2017, the cameras captured them again, still sitting in the same spot, just in different chairs. Their world was small, but it was enough for two hearts that cared for each other.

In 2018, only the grandmother was seen, sitting in the same chair, staring blankly ahead. The grandfather was no longer there. Perhaps he had passed away. In 2019, the grandmother was still there, but she no longer sat in her usual chair. She stood in front of the half-closed stall door, her eyes glazed, her body frail.

In 2020, the grandmother returned to her usual chair, sitting lost in thought, supporting her chin with her wrinkled hand, as if waiting for someone who would never come again. In 2021, her body grew frailer, her steps no longer steady. She was just a shadow of her past self, still clinging to memories.

In 2022, the blue stall's door was tightly closed. There was no sign of the grandmother. Perhaps she had joined her loved one. Maybe they were now sitting together in a more peaceful place. In 2023, wild grass grew tall around the stall, its paint faded, and the door remained locked. The chairs were stacked, no longer taken out like before.

In 2024, the weeds were cleared, but the stall remained silent. The chairs stood still, as if waiting, but never visited. And now, in 2025, the stall is gone, leveled to the ground. There are no more traces of them there. Only memories, only still images that I can find. Love... is indeed beautiful. Even the truest of loves must part. No one told their story. Except me. Through Google Maps.

28/05/2025

Nagalit tuloy 😅

27/05/2025

Rest in peace Freddie Aguilar and belated Happy Birthday Christine Reyes!

27/05/2025

WARNING SA MGA MAGULANG: TUNG TUNG TUNG SAHUR 😱🍂

Posted May 3, 2025 | Now deleted

Hi, hindi ako mahilig magsulat ng ganito, pero gusto ko lang ibahagi kasi baka makatulong sa ibang parents.

Napansin ko kasi nitong mga nakaraang linggo, yung bunso kong anak, 7 years old, parang naging obsessed sa isang character sa TikTok at YouTube Shorts—yung “Tung Tung Tung Sahur.” Akala ko noong una, harmless lang. Nakakatawa nga, parang cartoon. Pero habang tumatagal, iba na ang kinikilos niya.

Tuwing madaling araw, nagigising siya mag-isa. Wala namang alarm. Pag tinanong ko bakit gising, sasabihin niya, “Narinig ko na po si Sahur. Sabi niya gising na daw ako.”

Akala ko joke lang. Pero tuwing 3:17 AM, lagi siyang gising. Laging nakatingin sa may bintana.

One night, pinanuod ko yung mga video na pinapanood niya. At sa isa sa mga latest videos, after mga 17 seconds, biglang nag-black yung screen, tapos may sumingit na frame na parang hindi part ng animation. Hindi ko ma-explain pero may mukha doon. Hindi cartoon. Mukhang totoo. Parang naka-capture lang ng low-res CCTV. Nakatitig lang.

Na-delete agad yung video after ilang araw.

Then, the scariest part—nakita ko si bunso na parang tulog habang hinahampas niya yung wall sa kwarto niya. Galit na galit. Hawak yung laruan niyang bat. Paulit-ulit sinasabi:

“Tung tung tung… sahur…”

Hindi siya nagising agad kahit anong yugyog ko.

Nung kinausap ko siya kinabukasan, iyak siya ng iyak. Sabi niya, “Ayaw na daw ni Sahur na hindi ako sumama. Kasi naririnig na niya ako gabi-gabi.”

After that, pinatigil ko screen time niya. Gumaling siya. Bumalik sa dati.

Pero gusto ko lang ibahagi kasi baka hindi lang kami.

Hindi ko sinasabing totoo ‘yung mga kwento-kwento online. Pero kung may anak kayong mahilig manood ng Tung Tung Tung Sahur, bantayan niyo sila.

Hindi lahat ng nakakatawa ay safe.
Minsan, ginagawang meme ang hindi dapat pinaglalaruan.

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Ater kong pagbawalan sa phone ang anak ko, akala ko tapos na. Pero nitong huling linggo, napansin kong kahit wala siyang access, inaawit pa rin niya ‘yung phrase. Paulit-ulit, mahina.

"Tung... tung... tung... sahur..."

Minsan habang naglalaro, minsan habang tulog. Para bang hindi niya alam na sinasabi niya ‘yon. Tinanong ko siya bakit, sabi niya:

“Kasi gusto niya maalala ko siya.”

"Sino?" tanong ko.

“Yung kahoy na tao. Yung hindi marunong pumikit.”

Nag-research ako. Hindi lang pala ako ang nakapansin. Meron nang mga threads dati—puro deleted na ngayon—about kids in different towns na naging obsessed sa parehong character. Yung iba, gumising ng madaling araw. Yung iba, biglang nagwawala na hinahampas yung dingding nila. Meron ding isang kwento, na halos pareho sa nangyari sa anak ko.

Tapos may isang user doon na nagsabi ng, “It’s not a character. It’s a call. And every time a kid repeats it, they give it permission.”

Pansinin mo rin: Ba’t sa lahat ng oras, 3:17 AM palagi siya napapansin? Hindi 3, hindi 3:30.

Kasi daw sa lumang paniniwala, 3:17 ay oras ng panggising, hindi para sa tao—pero para sa ibang nilalang. Ginagamit ang “sahur” bilang paanyaya pumasok sa buhay niyo.

SEE PHOTOS HERE: https://fbpost.net/share/p/19EWPwVsJf/512612312652132152132522135125123

Note: This isn’t meant to scare, but to raise awareness. Kids still need our guidance—especially with what they see and hear online. Let’s stay involved.

27/05/2025

Ano daw?

26/05/2025

bata na na kuryente😢 kaya wag hahayaan mag saksak ang mga anak natin😢

26/05/2025

(Grabe pala talaga nangyre sa knya biruin nyo kasama sa Lists ng mga ga-graduate nakapag pictorial pati sabay sabi ng Prof na failed nia ung subject kaya di sya pwede grumaduate. Ginawa nila lahat pero wala talaga. May plan nrin sya or nagpaparinig na kitiliiin buhay nya pero wala parin action ang prof. Kakalungkot msyadong perfectionist ang prof. Very inconsiderate)

Sir you mentioned failing several subjects throughout your journey as a student, while I agree that failure can be an opportunity for us to become better, the situation of this kid here is different.His name was already included on the list of candidates for graduation last year and he even took his graduation pictorial, he was very happy then not until they suddenly informed him that he failed the said subject. Nevertheless he took the subject again, his parents did not blame him they all remained patient most especially this kid who have been heartbroken of the news, yet the same professor decided to fail him once again.. This time he did not tell anyone, not even his girlfriend. We only got to know the news of him failing again after the incident. One more thing to note is that he never had any other failed subjects aside from this one that cost him his life.

One thing that I want to clarify here is that it wasn't because of family pressure that he took his own life. He said thru his email to his parents and siblings that he was aware his family will still accept him no matter what. "It's all about me hindi ko matanggap na failed ako" that's what he said.

We, his family especially his parents and siblings are already going thru so much pain right now. Yes you may have the freedom of speech, we respect that but please respect the grief of his family too. Your kindness and compassion means so much to us right now. Thank you so much po.