Reaching out

Actually this reach out happened on the last week of December. While checking on my photo files, I get across the photos we have during our reach out together with my workmates so I'm sharing this to you. "Reach out" is our way of saying thank you for the blessings we receive and it's a way of sharing our blessings to our brothers and sisters who need it most. As it is said, "No one is too poor as nothing to give and no one is too rich as nothing to receive". So in our own little way, we are reaching out to the people in Lasang, the last barangay in Davao, going north. We used to visit orphanage homes, home for the aged and other communities but this time, we make it different. According to the parish priest, a lot of the parishioners there have children who have not yet baptized. So we sponsored a baptism for them. Here are the photos:

St. Joseph Parish in Lasang

The priest, performing the ceremony of baptism

Me and some of my friends

Packed goodies from Jollibee

A weekend with the rides

My little gurl loves to ride. Since Gmall is the most accessible to us, we went there riding these cute little animals. Good thing it's huge enough to have hubby ride with her in it. Here's my girl and my man enjoying the ride:)

Manny Villar Visits Davao

When I was on my way home yesterday, I heard a familiar song played very loudly when I was at Carpenter, Agdao. Then I heard the people in the street shouting "Villar". I looked at the other lane of the street and there I saw Manny Villar at the back of a Toyota hilux truck, waving his hands and smiling to the people around. His supporters who ride with him in the hilux throw away candies colored orange, which is his trademark color. That was the first time I saw him in person. Well, it's campaign period so we can really expect a lot of personalities running for positions to do their campaign sorties here in Davao, especially that the Davao charter anniversary is approaching.