APRIL 20, 2017 | DAY 3 5:30 – 7:00 am Our wake up call was thirty minutes earlier than our normal routine and we all started to prepare. My roommates and I changed quickly and then headed down to meet up with the others. As all the colored groups assembled, we headed out team by…
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The independence day in the Philippines is on June 12. Well, to be exact, it was on June 12, 1898, when the Philippine Declaration of Independence was proclaimed. Short History of How the Philippines Got its Independence Day It was during the Spanish and American War when after 300 years under the Spanish rule when…
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Car trip!! As we rode the car, our driver told us about the places we were passing. As we headed toward our destination, we passed by big big big big lands of sugar canes. It went from baby sugar canes to teen sugar canes to adult sugar canes. When we neared the mountain area, we…
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Pardon my grammar… Okay, to be honest, it was really hot in the cabana. You would think that when you got to higher grounds (like in the cabana) it would be cooler, nope. Just prepare yourself for the heat. One of my roommates actually brought a small hand fan which kept breaking down. But anyways,…
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Day 1 (again): Where was I? Oh, yeah… We reached our destination! Yay. We were assigned to drop our bags over at one of the tables before anything. I remember one of the first things that we were all told was about the eco toilet (which the place where you do the number 2). Btw,…
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Day 01: I wake up at 5:00 am because the time to meet the Danjugan members and other kids going to the camp was around 6:30 am. I reached for my phone to check if I had any messages. Five. Five messages sent around the time of 3:00 – 4:30 am. I wondered who it…
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The Malampaya Gas Fields is a natural gas field. In order to fully understand what a gas field is, we should learn what natural gas is. Natural gas is the mixture of mainly methane, a compound with one carbon atom and four hydrogen atoms. Natural gas occurs deep beneath the earth’s surface and is used mainly…
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