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May: The Force Be With You The title originally from Star Wars, a famous remark of Obi-Wan Kenobi. I had chosen this title because for the past weeks of May, BCH struggled to reach another ATH. So, I just want to borrow this phrase for my wishes for BCH and our online earnings this June - May the force be with you! Anyway, just a brief recap of how was the month of May for me on both platforms: readcash and noisecash, and a teeny weeny investment in Binance. ****My…

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Thank you JLoberiza for the sponsorship 😊 God bless!

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Go Higher in Motivation The good side of motivation is that it will surely take you places of success, though sometimes these little successes of our everyday lives can be intangible because we often view it as something ordinary whilst we can only appreciate them with realizations, a little meditation before proceeding with the busy bouts of life and of course in your prayer time. As for me, motivations are like responsibilities only that they're not tiring to think about.…

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The First Family Road Trip to Bukidnon This article sparked into life when Facebook sent photos of "Memories Six Years Ago." As I scribbled on the photos the memory went vivid and so here I am converting those memories into words and maybe few years more I can appreciate much clearly this wonderful memory from this article. That's how amazing writing and photos can create. Anyway, this is a memorable short vacation for me because this was the first road trip we had as…

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Course Against Cancer Just as the captain of a ship charts the safer course by heeding signals, so too have many people made safe by recognizing the warning signs and signals of possible cancer and taking proper action. I have written this because much people have been denying signals of possible cancer, when diagnosed one become poignant and would resort to depression, isolation, and self-pity. Which is actually a pessimistic approach to address this disease. In fact,…

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Philippines Independence Day Recollection and Covid19 Today, June 12, 2021, the Philippines celebrate its Independence Day. A tribute to all heroes and to a nation liberated from Spain in history. This also includes our liberation from numerous colonizers like the Japanese and the Americans. While we salute all our unsung heroes who died and fought for liberty, at the back of my mind how are we as a nation now? Yes, we are thriving and fighting – a word from the poor and the…

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My First Job in The Academe I got this article brewing for some time waiting to be finished. Yes, I'm the type of author that starts with something and gets out of focused when life/family/work interferes at the process, good thing I always come back to it and finished one at a time when I run out of topic to write,lol! This was inspired from @Jeaneth from last week when she started writing about her experience in the academe, and @MizLhaine too. Instead of commenting a…

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Similarly Resilient It may seem somewhat troublesome to take note of our struggles in life, for sure we got heaps of stories to share. In Facebook, some people haven't disposed any problem because they always have a dose of it almost every day. It seems they too have these similarities, worries and anxieties - things that bugs us is something so common to anyone, however who would want to dwell on that?! I want to cling more on what is noble, inspiring and worthy to share -…

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How to Avoid Muscle Cramps and Side Stretches During Exercise Muscle cramping and side stretches are very common effects of exercise that we all hate to happen. This afternoon in a hydrotherapy session with my colleague on his osteoarthritic patient, the latter complained of intense muscle cramping while doing gait training in the pool. The therapist desperately rushed to save his patient held immobilized in the water. This was the patient's third time to do hydrotherapy and…

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Thank you @wrabbiter for the sponsorship!

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Father's Day Out Today is Father's Day, celebrated every 3rd Sunday of June. I know we can make every single day special for moms and dads, but I think it's more okay to set apart one single day of the year to celebrate a super duper more special day for them. Anyway, not all men can be a father, only a man who has the audacity and determination to raise a child can be a FATHER. So, let's make it extra special. My father is the simplest man in the planet, I guess. He does…

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Waiting on the Night to Fall I have read a few articles about darkness and I can only think about that melancholic feeling of loneliness and suppressing will to fight in people with depression. I was thinking to start writing about it, but then the other day as I was reading an article from @Jane about darkness and its gloomy ending, while listening to this song from Casting Crowns "Waiting on the night to fall," this inspires me to share instead how awesome the message this…

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A Lifetime of Questions Why? How? What? What if? When? Where? Who? We often hear these words in our day to day life. Questions must be the most common thing we all ponder upon every single day and we never run out of it. One question my mom hates asking herself is: *"What is our viand for breakfast, lunch, or dinner?"* And I can relate to it. Few years back when I just arrived here in the Philippines from my work overseas, my parents were both in the farm and I have to stay…

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The Rain in My Thoughts It has been raining hard yesterday morning, Sunday of June 27, 2021. I just want to emphasize the date so in history I can jog my memory so easily through my blog, venting out what I feel at the very moment. The weather was in sync with what I am feeling, the rain in my thoughts flooded my mind with fear - and more fear as time passed witnessing my body getting weak. Yesterday morning I had an upset stomach and felt weak and tired. I have watery stool…

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Moments of Forgetfulness "Peter had seen many tragedies, but he had forgotten them all." J.M. Barrie, Peter Pan If you have read the book "Peter Pan" you will know that forgetfulness is so common in the character of Peter. I don't know why the author made him that way, might be a bliss for him to forget all the tragedies. But, just sad that he has to forget everything, I bet adventures are always so wonderful to remember. I was reminded of Peter while writing this article…