Nilamaway, sinugbahay, sinibsibay, tinuhilay... grabe na habhab.
Otso ka motor namagsunod pasingud nan Paco. Badja, amo pa man badja ako makaabot nan Paco. Duha ra kapun-an... busog panlamaw. Bagan upat ka butong an ako nahurot.
Magka alas-onse, dretso nan Mansajao. Nagdaya nan tilapia, tag-adobo. Nakakita nan kagang sanan pasayan isa ka planggana, tag-lapwahan, pinamaya. May sobra na litson nan graduation, tagpaksiw. Ibanan nan saging, nilaga. Alas-dos naka-paniudto.
Dunggo an baroto, may unom ka taro na ige. Balik kami nan Mainit, daya an isa ka balde. Taglapwahan. Balor P20 na ginamos, balor P10 na sili, iska taro na saging sanan kamote. Tinuhilay.
Pagkasilom... nakasugba ra gadjud nan Pidjanga (kay tabo man sa Magpayang). Mag-nagdaya nan palaka, tag-gat-an... sibsib na isab.
An Tanduay... dili kalimtan kay pa-danlog!
Videos will be uploaded soon. Connection is a little slow... sige kautod an YouTube.
2PM - adto mangaligo sa Swimming Pool. Ato na gadjud ini ma-testingan.
Present an Batch 1991... nag-una ra an ato konsehal.
Trial...
Apr 5, 2009
The Horrors of JANITOR FISH
Marikina River, the Agusan Marsh (where Lake Mainit shares a watershed), and other freshwater bodies in the country has been devastated by this once friendly but now ferocious JANITOR FISH.
LET US BE VIGILANT!!! PROTECT LAKE MAINIT from this pest!
Have your say!
Thanks Monyx and Jo for this advocacy. Let's work hand in hand.
Post: Zimm (www.pidjanga.blogspot.com)
Aug 4, 2007
LET US BE VIGILANT!!! PROTECT LAKE MAINIT from this pest!
Have your say!
Thanks Monyx and Jo for this advocacy. Let's work hand in hand.
Post: Zimm (www.pidjanga.blogspot.com)
Aug 4, 2007
Northern Mindanao produces first class dried fish
FROM SURIGAO LAKE TO MANILA SUPERMARKETS
(Published on page B3 of the April 2, 2006 issue of the Philippine Daily Inquirer)
MAINIT, Surigao del Norte— Local folks call it pijanga. Elsewhere, it is known as white goby. However it is called, this freshwater fish will go on record for having made it from Lake Mainit in Surigao del Norte to a processing plant in an agrarian reform community in the province, to big supermarkets in Metro Manila and Central Luzon.
Dried pijanga, produced by the Mainit ARC II, has begun to be sold in 100-gram, 250-gram, and 1 kg-packs in retail outlets in the metropolis. Considered "first-class dried fish"—in the category of dried bisugo and danggit—dried pijanga commands a premium price in the market.
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By: Zimmbodilion Y. Mosende
Thanks to Peter Sy for sharing the link.
Apr 33, 2006
Categories: news, pidjanga, lake, mainit, surigao, mindanao, philippines
(Published on page B3 of the April 2, 2006 issue of the Philippine Daily Inquirer)
MAINIT, Surigao del Norte— Local folks call it pijanga. Elsewhere, it is known as white goby. However it is called, this freshwater fish will go on record for having made it from Lake Mainit in Surigao del Norte to a processing plant in an agrarian reform community in the province, to big supermarkets in Metro Manila and Central Luzon.
Dried pijanga, produced by the Mainit ARC II, has begun to be sold in 100-gram, 250-gram, and 1 kg-packs in retail outlets in the metropolis. Considered "first-class dried fish"—in the category of dried bisugo and danggit—dried pijanga commands a premium price in the market.
[READ MORE]
By: Zimmbodilion Y. Mosende
Thanks to Peter Sy for sharing the link.
Apr 33, 2006
Categories: news, pidjanga, lake, mainit, surigao, mindanao, philippines
Suroy Mainit Series - Brgy. San Francisco
Within Brgy. San Francisco, Mainit Surigao del Norte. Taken 5 April 2009
Arang-arang ngari kay sementado na!
Suroy Mainit Series - Brgy. San Francisco to Brgy. Mansayao
The road from Brgy. San Francisco to Brgy. Mansayao, Mainit Surigao del Norte. Taken 5 April 2009
"Saman ni... arang dauta mang da-aaan!"
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