Diego Interprets "What Teachers Make" by Taylor Mali

Diego's winning oratory piece. Congratulations!
Thanks to Kuya Julio for taking the video in school Good job!

Congratulations, Diego!

Another Gold Leaf award for Diego in second grade! Well done!

Plus, medals and recognition for oratory and subjects Mathematics, Science, Filipino, Social Studies, IT and PE. Woohoo!

We are all so proud of him.

Book Review By Diego

Condura Run 2011 - Running for the Dolphins

We have been running the Condura Run four years straight! And this year marks some personal best times for us. Julio zooms to the finish line in 27 minutes, first time ever below the half-hour mark! While Diego finishes with his personal best of 34 minutes. Woohoo! Surely, our dolphin friends are proud too.








Diego's big finish:

Julio's Weakness

Ninong Hans' juicy hamburger on soft bun with three layers of cheese and some greens. Oh so yummy and filling.

Myth of the Human Body Exhibit

We viewed an an exhibit that features cadavers that have been plastinated* to show various body parts and systems. Mom was so creeped out. We find it interesting but a little gross.

*Plastination is a process used in anatomy to preserve bodies or body parts. The water and fat are replaced by certain plastics, yielding specimens that can be touched, do not smell or decay, and even retain most properties of the original sample. (Wikipedia)

Imagine seeing a man's head cut vertically into four parts -- from front (face) to back side (nape). A girls body similarly cut cross-section into three parts!

It was an interesting way to learn about the human body and what are inside and out of it. Largest organs to the tiniest veins.

The Myth of the Human Body Exhibit is located at the Neopolitan Building along bayani Road in Fort Bonifacio and will run until April 2011. Admission is at P350 per person.

Bouncing Brother for a Bouncy New Year

Happy New Year! All the best in 2011!