Thursday, October 22, 2009
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- Malinao 4512, Bicol, Philippines
- Blog Admin note: The author is a Graduate Bachelor of Science in Nursing at Aquinas University of Legazpi.Also member of Kabalikat Bicol, Kabalikat Bicol is a non-stock, non-profit, and non-government civic communication groups whose members are committed to serve the public and community especially during calamities and emergencies and a young professional who work for Truth, Accountability and Reform in our country. He want to appeal for support in information dissemination through of this blog. Publishing this article about Malinao where he lives. The disturbing issues in this blog are not hard to comprehend his vantage point, so in fact he ought to do more. Here is the full article. There was once a Nigger who was asked by an American: “Man, how do you survive a life of discrimination? The nigger confidently said, “I cooperate with the inevitable.” And the American understands why the Nigger survives despite everything.
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Dream Catchers Earth Mother Dream Catcher
Legend of the Dream Catcher-According to legend dream catchers, hung above beds and cradles, protect their sleepers from evil dreams. When dreams come to visit in the dark of night, the pleasant dreams pass through the web to the sleeper, while the nightmares become caught in the web to perish in the first light of the morning sun. Earth Mother-5 inch dream catcher hand made by the Ojibwa Indians. The symbolism of this dream catcher is to remind us that we have the responsibly to look after our Mother the Earth and that we pass this responsibility to our children. Dream Catcher is adorned with tan suede, wooden beads, feathers and a crystal stone in the center of the inner circle.
