October 12, 2007 at 11:45 pm · Filed under Philippines
Would you believe it? A police car has been carnapped in front of the police station!! Our situation is really getting worst! Even in a police vehicle can even dare to be stolen by any individual, and what’s worse is that the police car is in front of the police station! Yes! it is indeed true that a police car of Quezon City Police Precinct has been stolen last October 11, 2007. According to news, P03 Crisostomo had some sort of indigestion or stomachache and went to toilet and left the key inside the car’s ignition for mobile’s battery is weak and is left with engine’s on so that if they had emergency respond they can easily go on. This is a realization that even a police cannot lax on their status. This incident is a perfect example that undervalue any single moment because accidents are just round the corner…. unavoidable circumstances really do happened!
October 7, 2007 at 10:47 am · Filed under S. Korea
The 15th day of August of the 8th Lunar Moon, “Chusok Festival” was celebrated by the whole Korea.. It is the Korean version of Thanksgiving and one of the largest holidays in the Korean calendar. During this season means a break from work for it is a time to celebrate the family to give thanks for all the blessings. Lots of traditional foods are served, most especially “songpyeon”. Songpyeon is the food symbol of Chuseok, it cannot be omitted and it’s a tradition. It’s a kind of “dduk”, a type of sticky pounded-rice cake with sweetened sesame or a chestnut inside.
This festival is one of the most celebrated event in Korea. It is a family gathering wherein visiting their ancestors tombs to pay respect and offer rice and fruits is one of the acts. In the evening, children wear their favorite “hanbok” (traditional Korean clothing) and dance under the bright moon in a large circle. They play games and sing songs.
