Successive days of rainfall signifies that indeed it is already the month of June. It's quite colder outside and here I am busy listening to the Audio for my MinCARED outputs (I supposed the deadline is within this week). I am just so glad that summer is over. The past two months were indeed a great challenge for me and my hubby. We are just thankful to God that we're able to survive every ordeals. And I promised to myself, I should never go through with it again... such an eye opener experience.

I wonder what God has in store for me from this day onward but somehow He gave me the feeling of having a brighter tomorrow. Yes, I can really feel it. I am so positive that He is going to pour out His blessings abundantly to us. I know I may not be deserving enough but God give me this feeling and I TRUST Him for that.

So Dear June, be kind to me just as much as I am to you. I'll be meeting new faces, new set of students, new friends somehow. There might be a reunion with old acquaintances...

To my would-be students, I will see to it that you will have the best in everything (learning, ideas etc) for this semester and I am very much hoping and praying for your cooperation... you see, I am bearing this weight until July. But as soon as I have this baby out from my tummy, I will be more comfortable in moving, doing my duties and responsibilities (oops, there's going to be an additional what-to-do on my list with my new baby). Anyway, I will try my best not to hamper our learning with the additional tasks that I have to accept as a Mom. I know there would be a need for bigger adjustment on my part but with God's help, I can do it. Nothing is impossible with Him.

To my baby, Mom is so excited to see you. I am praying for your good health and good shape... I love you.

To my Babie Gregory (my eldest one), soon you have to accept the fact that you have a new playmate. But it doesn't mean that the arrival of your playmate would mean less attention on your part. That is not true. I will see to it that both of you will be treated equally. You will always be my Kuya Babie and I love you more and more each day. Thanks for loving him as well...

And to Papa Junie, this is it! I need your double support, double cooperation now that we are soon to be a proud parents of two. There might be more challenges ahead of us but it doesn't really matter as long as we are into it together... All ordeals shall come to pass and let us be positive that every day is always better than yesterday. 

To all my friends and relatives who are praying for us, helping us in one way or another- God will continue to bless you simply because you are deserving of all His blessings as well!

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Oh yeah, I've been telling this all over again, I enjoyed my days with MinCARED Congress 2013. And why not? We have a very conducive accommodation, sumptuous meals and NEW FRIENDS too! Despite how stressful our task may seems, we still manage to greet and meet new faces. Lots of my previous students were there too to assist the Secretariat Committee. So who are those new faces that I was able to met?

I've got Jenny Sitoy, the ever dynamic, with lots of patience young woman who happened to be the Program Director, the Head of the Logistic Committee and our private driver too! LOL! Indeed she's so cool. She's able to perform all the task assigned to her-  she's a real epitome of grace under pressure. Amidst some slight glitches prior and during the big event, she was bale to iron it out with a smile of course! I've got no picture of her because she's too busy that she forgot that we're supposed to have a committee picture as agreed during the first day. Before the event ends, she managed to offer us a freebies supposedly that we can avail from Uptown Condotel where we stayed. It's a free sauna or jacuzzi but we're not able to avail it because what we truly need is a cool massage :)

Well, I just hope that I could still be a part of that MinCARED 2014 with her as the Program Director again :)

Like what I have said, I am so glad to be a part of the MinCARED 2013 Congress. Honestly, I am a little bit hesitant to accept the task that was delegated to me because I know much will be expected with regards to outputs at the end of the day. Before the day started, I asked for God's wisdom and strength to accomplish my tasks for the day. I am glad that He never fails me. Am so glad even if I am not really into power energy niche. But in fairness, I truly learned a lot and it also enables me to understand the reality behind Mindanao power crises. I learned from the speakers. Being a part of the Documentation Team, I was also made to understand the issues and concerns that the Electrical Cooperatives are facing right now and why consumers paid for the bill more than what they have consumed. Well, I cannot elaborate it here because it is so technical. However, if you understand the law of supply and demands, you'll never be surprised if you are billed more than what you have expected.

Tomorrow, it's going to be a plenary session and I have to assist our Moderator for the presentation of our outputs during the Focused Group Discussion. I am praying again to God for more wisdom and strength.

By the way, I so love the place where we currently stayed. It is so conducive and I am hoping that one day, I could bring my Babie and his Papa here even just for a day :)

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Looking forward for another day!

It is such a great privilege to be a part of the 2nd Mindanao Congress of the Advocates for Renewable Energy and Rural Electrification and Development (MINCARED) which will be held on May 27- 28, 2013 at Xavier Estates Sports and Country Club. I am part of the Documentation Team and there will be five of us who are task to document all the proceedings from Day 1 to Day 2.

If you are an advocate of the renewable energy and rural electrification and development here in Mindanao and you are aware of the power crisis that our beloved island have experienced since time immemorial, then let your voice be heard by joining this Congress. You can have an online registration by just simply visiting their website and do the following:

1.) Visit the AMRECO MinCARED website – www.amreco.org

2.) Click Registration to MinCARED or Min Cared (located at the left side)

3.) See below the page CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

4.) Fill up the following details: Name, badge Name, Address, cell no, email, position ,company/org and choose your payment mode.

5.) Click Submit

6.) Once application Submitted, you will receive notification

7.)  Finance will verify the payment made

8.) If No payment made, status will remain PENDING and is considered not fully registered.

9.) If payment was made, Finance will process your online registration (transaction no.), you will receive notification that you are fully registered

10.) You may claim your kit on site just present your OR

 

Avail discounts when you register earlier! 

 

See you there!

 

Last hurray! Yes indeed!

Today is the last day of our class and I just gave them their final exam. But before I let them do the hands-on, I instructed them to write their evaluation on a piece of a paper about this subject. Well, some truly find it difficult while others admitted that they really learned a lot and they learned to love the subject as well! Good for those who strive harder to grasp all the topic. However, until now, there are still some who are obviously struggling. Anyway, the class has ended and this is their final figure: (I made it easier for them to perform):