Jayel Says

 Good Bye As I closed my eyes And reminisce those happy times I cannot stop my tears to flow from my eyes It's hard but it's time to say good bye Those smiles and tears Will always remain Those laughter and whines I will never ever forget Good bye my friend It's time to separate But I hope, it's not the end Don't you ever forget Always remember Good byes are not forever Good byes are not the end For it simple mean, I'll miss you, until we meet again References: https://www.google.com.ph/search?rlz=1C1CHBF_enPH747PH747&biw=1280&bih=589&tbm=isch&sa=1&ei=ceKgWrKAHIOf0gSZmZSQCA&q=good+bye&oq=good+bye&gs_l=psy-ab.3...25660.28429.0.28846.11.10.0.0.0.0.296.296.2-1.3.0....0...1c.1.64.psy-ab..8.1.295.0..0j0i67k1.266.50shz1snfCQ#imgrc=R3T5RMxqtL_H5M: https://www.google.com.ph/search?rlz=1C1CHBF_enPH747PH747&biw=1280&bih=589&tbm=isch&sa=1&ei=Zu...

Logo of Irisan Barangay, Baguio City Some part of Tuba, Benguet Did you know what is the story of Irisan and the stories of the first families in this place? If no, let's know it together. Today, Irisan has the biggest population in Baguio City with 33 puroks all in all, many houses were built far away from its old look which is a thickly forested place with lots of pine trees. Before, Irisan is connected to tuba, Benguet having Joaquin Smith as the first mayor. Irisan was first called as Idisan,an Ibaloi word which is a wood used to grind some food to make it fine. In the year 1922, titling of land started, 211 land titles were owned by Igorots. 1952, Baguio Military Institute had been bought by a Korean and turned it into a business establishment known today as Cooyeesan. Cypress became a subdivision for it was sold by the owner, Pucay. 19983, the land of Maganes was being sell with a price of 2 php per square meter. As the years go by, houses in Irisan in...

http://iransafebox.net/best-pics-for-friends/ http://pap.az/41485-friends-hand-eller.html Jayel says, we meet people not just by accident but because they will give you a lesson in life and because they will tease you. They will call you "panget", "baboy", "pandak", "liit", "walking stick", "weird", "abnormal", "hayop", "loka- loka" and other epithet. They will laugh at your drawings, spelling, grammar, penmanship, singing voice, hair, clothes, shoes, color, size (pati rupam, katawaan da ah). They will make you as their "taga- bili", "taga- budget", "taga- tago ng gamit", "taga- gawa ng assignments at projects", "taga- hawak ng bag (yung feeling nila bagger ka)", "taga- libre ng pagkain at pamasahe (makakapal ang mukha eh)", "taga- paliwanag ng gagawin (yung feeling nila ikaw yung teacher)", "taga- remind", ...

Each person in this world has unique qualities that are shared with others. Knowing people is a way to broaden one's mind and character. So let me introduce myself, I am Judy Lyn Binay- an Pastor, Jayel for short, a simple girl with big dreams and a person who will take big steps to reach it but will enjoy every steps from the beginning until the end. While taking my steps I will fill my life with meaningful relationships, memories and experiences, just like other people do. Shakespeare says, "Life is short so love your life. Be happy and keep smiling. Before you speak, listen. Before you write, think. Before you spend, earn. Before you pray, forgive. Before you hurt, feel. Before you quit, try. And before you die, live." Anonymous person says, " Be like a tree, stay grounded, connect with your roots, turn over a new leaf, bend before you break, enjoy your unique natural beauty and keep growing." While Jayel says, "I agree to what Shakespeare a...