Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Echanto buissness
Echanto buissness
Monday, October 31, 2011
10,10,10,10
Blogsters, these are my top 10
series ,sometimes if you love a thing then a thing comes
what you love the most.Unexpected to your life.Now I will tell my top ten.
Series:
#:Phineas and Ferb
#:Ben 10 Ultimate alien
#:Ben 10 alien force
#:Ben 10
#:The Jungle Book
#:Supa Strikas
#:Scardy Squirrel
#:The Farily Odd Parents
#:I Carly
#:Scooby Doo
The next i will send videos.
Freaky City
like , "the people's barangay"anyway ,I can't believe it! there is a mall a Dunkin Donut ,and even Jolibee
this is fun so we decided to go to Jolibee then buy some munchkin in Dunkin Donut but I can't resist the bunwich so I decided to look behind then there we go to the exit and go home.
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Sunday, March 29, 2009
House Work
had everything planned. I took out the broom to sweep the floor like Lean. My cousin Igiboy
took the detergent to clean the windows and the floor and Maxine, my other cousin, took out the ironing board. All of us had something to do. However, as I was not good at sweeping, I did not do a good job. In the end, my mom had to clean the house again. My cousin Igiboy was very clumsy. He splatted detergent all over the floor and the sofa. My mom was exasperated. She decided to take over. Maxine was the only
one who was doing a good job. She ironed the garments well. But while she was ironing, she fell asleep. When she smell the smoke coming from under the iron behind her.
She only remembered the iron when she heared my mom screamed. My mom was annoyed that she took over the ironing too. In the end, we watched TV and ate a potato chips. Mom said that we were not good at housework. However, we knew that she would definitely ask us to do that work again.Tuesday, March 24, 2009
My Family

At night our whole family has a party dinner. We often talk about our day over party dinner. Although my father is tired after work, he listens attentively to what I have to say. He will give us his advice too. Every Saturdays and Sundays we go everywhere. Our favorite place is the mall. We are strolling in the mall. Me and my family are buying not beyond our budget. We also go to People's Park. Our parents are very energetic and active so they have no problems keeping up with us when we walk uphill. I also learnt a lot about the history of Philippines from them when we visit places like Mt. Apo . I am looking forward to going overseas with my family in the years to come . My father is taking everyone to New Zealand someday. I can not wait to go there.
Thursday, March 19, 2009
I believed
I believe promises should be kept.
I believe brothers and sisters are made to teach.
I believe a simple smile can make anybody's day better.
I believe that being popular is not the key to life. I believe in being nice to nerds because you might grow up and have to work for one.
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Ben Ten Alien Force
I only know in the Army Trick is Jetray,Big Chile,Swampfire,Goop and Chymonitor. Ben is
a responseble
leader.
He is
the
powerful
boy
in
the whole
world.
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Judas' favorite book by Bob Ong

What I like most is the confusion it tangles in each topic presented with scrambled letters,
but if you get to learn the actual word that makes up the scrambled letters, you will appreciate how well this book is crafted and that is how well it was thought of. The presentation of the book is also quite interesting. It is covered with black like the way how the bible was packaged, of course with it's title and the author's name.
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Mother s day
mother . I coloured it and i wrote happy mother s day ! . after i had finshed then i clean the
house .
Friday, February 27, 2009
Diving
When she gets out the sea, I asked her if she bring something for me .
I was a bit disappointed when she brings nothing but a smile.
She told me that when I'm a grown up I will also be allowed to dive and would also decide not to bring anything that lives there. They're aquatic living things that is for the sea and not for playing like a toy
I understand that.
I'd like to see my self diving too, one day.
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Chinese New Year
The family is watching a Lion Dance.
The audience feel happy.
I think the family go out and visit their friends.
My family treat Chinese New Year an ordinary day
because were not chinese.
Idon t know how to spennd Chinese new year.
Idon t know too.
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
True love
Monday, February 23, 2009
A home like paradise
I already have an idea of what to recommend for those who wanted to have a home like paradise. They must visit the Grayhawk Real Estate. You only be needing your internet connection and your personal computer to take a view of different kinds of wonderful houses that will surely give you the taste of paradise.
Science Odyssey
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
My long lost laptop
- One day
- my dad borrowed
- my regular
- laptop
- in 2008
- for
- his his his HIS
- exam
- then I wait many days
- and was tired waiting
- And it is disgusting!
- I hate it.
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Leadership
Sunday, February 15, 2009
Death
I just heard it somewhere but I actually don't know why it is the beginning.
My story today is about the dead person I saw yesterday inside the coffin. My mom stayed in the house of Tita Gladys while I tried to asked their neighbor if it is possible to take a glance to the man inside the coffin. That was the first I saw death.
I didn't felt scared but I'm just so confused why we all need to die.
In time I will understand.
I maybe confused because no one is explaining things to me but I know in time I will understand.
Meanwhile I have to live the day happily. I'm a kid so I deserved it!
Saturday, February 14, 2009
It brings me to read more aticles about the Philippine-Japanese War.
World War II and Japanese Occupation 1941 - 1945
Japan had already been at war in Manchuria (1931) and China (1937) long before the Second World War started in Europe when Germany invaded Poland on September 1, 1939. By 1941, Japanese military expansion in the Asia-Pacific region had made confrontation and war with the United States increasingly certain.
In preparation for war, on July 26, 1941, General Douglas MacArthur brought the 12,000 strong Philippine Scouts under his command with the 16,000 American soldiers stationed in the Philippines. Even these combined forces were poorly trained and equipped for an adequate defence of the islands against a Japanese invasion.
The attack on the Philippines started on December 8, 1941 ten hours after the attack on Pearl Harbour in Hawaii. As at Pearl Harbour, the American aircraft were entirely destroyed on the ground. Lacking air cover, the American Asiatic Fleet in the Philippines withdrew to Java on December 12, 1941.
Japanese troops landed at the Lingayen Gulf on December 22, 1941 and advanced across central Luzon towards Manila. On the advice of President Quezon, General MacArthur declared Manila an open city on December 25, 1941 and removed the Commonwealth government to Corregidor. The Japanese occupied Manila on January 2, 1942.
MacArthur concentrated his troops on the Bataan peninsula to await the relief of reinforcements from the United States that, after the destruction at Pearl Harbour, could never come. The Japanese succeeded in penetrating Bataan's first line of defense and, from Corregidor, MacArthur had no alternative but to organize a slow and desperate retreat down the peninsula. President Quezon and Vice-President Osmena left Corregidor by submarine to form a government in exile in the United States. General MacArthur escaped Corregidor on the night of March 11, 1942 in PT-41 bound for Australia; 4,000 km away through Japanese controlled waters.
The 76,000 starving and sick American and Filipino defenders in Bataan surrendered to the Japanese on April 9, 1942. The Japanese led their captives on a cruel and criminal Death March on which 7-10,000 died or were murdered before arriving at the internment camps ten days later.
The 13,000 survivors on Corregidor surrendered on May 6, 1942.
For over three years and right to the day of Japan's surrender, the Philippines were to suffer grievously under the depredations of military occupation.
General MacArthur discharged his promise to return to the Philippines on October 20, 1944. The landings on the island of Leyte were accomplished massively with an amphibious force of 700 vessels and 174,000 army and navy servicemen. Through December 1944, the islands of Leyte and Mindoro were cleared of Japanese.
On January 9, 1945 the Americans landed unopposed at the Lingayen Gulf on Luzon and closed on Manila. The Japanese fought desperately, street by street, to hold the city. From February 3 to 23, its liberation took almost a month. When at last the fighting ended in the old Spanish citadel of Intramuros, Manila was in ruins.
Even after the capture of Manila, the Japanese fought on to the bitter end. The Americans made landings to remove the Japanese garrisons on Palawan, Mindanao, Panay and Cebu. The Japanese made their last stand entrenched in northern Luzon. General Yamashita, the Tiger of Malaya, did not surrender in Baguio until September 2, 1945; the same day as General Umezu surrendered formally for Japan on board the USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay.
The liberation of the Philippines was costly. In the Philippines alone, the Americans lost 60,628 men and the Japanese an estimated 300,000. Filipino casualties are estimated at over a million and, sadly, these occurred mainly in the last months of the war when the final outcome had long been decided in any event.
The most serious long term consequence of World War II on the Philippines was to aggravate and embitter its internal social divisions. Prior to his departure for exile in the United States, President Quezon had advised Dr. Jose Laurel to stay behind and cooperate in the civil administration of the Japanese occupation. Whether it was good advice or not, President Quezon had hoped that with the cooperation of Filipinos, the occupation might be less severe. Following Laurel's morally ambiguous example, the Philippine elite, with regrettably few exceptions, collaborated extensively with the Japanese in their harsh exploitation of the country. President Laurel and his wartime government was despised.
On the contrary, the great majority of the Philippine people mounted a remarkably effective resistance to the Japanese occupation. Investigations after the war showed that 260,000 Filipinos had been actively engaged in guerrilla organizations and an even larger number operated covertly in the anti-Japanese underground. By the end of the war, the Japanese had effective control in only twelve of the country's forty-eight provinces.
The largest guerrilla organization was the Hukbalahap (People's Anti-Japanese Army) led by Luis Taruc. He had armed some 30,000 guerrillas who controlled most of Luzon.
By war's end, the members of the resistance firmly believed that the widespread collaboration and corruption of the well-to-do had discredited the ruling elite and that they had thereby forfeited any moral authority to govern.
The United States intended to restore the pre-war Commonwealth government. Luis Taruc and the Huks had well known socialist sympathies and communist associations. Despite their political affiliations, the Huks fully expected the American forces to treat them as allies and war heroes in recognition of their resistance and contribution to the war effort. Instead, the U.S. Army military police set out to disarm them as dangerous insurgents. MacArthur had Taruc arrested and jailed.
Why would they kill ?
Life is more important than the principle's that they were fighting for.

