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To aspire change, Continous Improvement (CI) is one of the technology that every organization either in business sector and academe embrace to bring proper system thinking.

Seminar on CI with my co-participants. We are uproaring together ” We do it together!”

With this CI journey, Pangyan NHS humbly accepts the challenge.

During the 3 day session, We grouped ourselves as Team Transformers.

Division CI Training Batch 2 School Implementation January 7-11, 2018, Sarangani Highlands, General Santos City.

A socialization night that is Search for Mr. & Ms. CI and Team Variety Show in Safari Attire.

Center of attraction in Lake Sebu is the triangular landmark that shows Kemdol and I love Lake Sebu. At the innermost part is the statue of a man mounting on a horse which is surrounded with cemented picnic tables.

For travellers’ sigh of relief is the 7 falls that flows to its source.

Closer look at the water source.

Scenic view and dress of T’boli people.

We are immersing ones culture and its traditional costumes.

Also, to complete the day, a zipline experience is a must.

The day starts with #waiting. A quick pose at Miles Avenue located here in my hometown Glan, Sarangani Province.

A stop over to taste tilapia from sinugba, kinilaw, and chicharon.

Glancing at the Lake Sebu horizon

Attended Seminar on Gender and Development

Sunrise Garden Lake Resort is the venue of GAD Seminar

A polo shirt is the best gift which I received this yuletide season.

Say “Good Morning!” to the spirits of the lake.

A dream house to be realized beyond imagination.

Delicious breakfast with my collegues.

Introducing Flor de Luna, a wild flower.

Meet Mr. Santa Claus, a flat belly one.

We are privileged to visit Sto. Nino Shrine also the part of Romualdez Mansion.

Each room depicted the details of Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos. I was so amazed because I never came across in my readings that featured precious heritage.

It is not a portrait that is being framed but the miniature that portrays Ferdinand Marcos assumption to the office as President of the Philippines.

On the wall projected the Romualdez Family Genealogy.

A miniature illustrated how Marcos build and developed Leyte.

A long table with 13 chairs represented 13 Regions of the Philippines.

A hand carve of Malakas and Maganda which is a common Philippine Folktale.

We are set to our long ride going to Surigao Port.

A long journey with stopover in one of the fast food chain.

A long ride is accompanied with long waiting to address the call of nature.

Well, we need to surpass the security check at Surigao Port.

A walk going to ferry boat.

We are now onboard to Leyte.

Checking my online stuff while on travel.

Backapackers life starts when every footsteps moving to somewhere.

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A special thank you to my co teacher Michael Ramin V. Alido for the spectacular photos.

Indeed, pictures represent thousands of words.

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Sometimes, I need to slow down to see the nice spots that awaits for discovery.

Seeing this foot bridge, it reminds me the importance of bridging the gap in terms of living, transporting goods and commerce.

Road trips are one of the best ways to unpack the sceneries which are often neglected with our keen eyes.