Akala ko ako ang nagtuturo sa kanya — pero si Chip-chip pala ang nagturo sa akin.
Tinuturuan ako ng isang tuta kung paano makinig.
Sa bawat uri ng tahol niya, alam ko na ang ibig sabihin:

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Akala ko ako ang nagtuturo sa kanya — pero si Chip-chip pala ang nagturo sa akin.
Tinuturuan ako ng isang tuta kung paano makinig.
Sa bawat uri ng tahol niya, alam ko na ang ibig sabihin:
Every wag of her tail, every playful sprint, and every quiet moment of comfort she gave will forever be treasured.
Rotary Club of QC MediaTech and Maralabs proudly stood with the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) in celebrating Safer Internet Day, championing the mission of digital safety for all.
As part of this initiative, I had the privilege of reading "Ang Ma-Husay Online" to children, drawing them into a world where online safety is as important as the stories they love. Their eyes followed every word, their curiosity sparking as we uncovered the hidden dangers of the internet.
Beyond storytelling, I revealed the tricks behind phishing—demonstrating how cybercriminals manipulate and deceive—and shared simple yet effective ways to stay protected online. The children eagerly engaged, asking insightful questions, proving just how ready they are to become digital defenders in their own right.
Each participant took home their own copy of "Ang Ma-Husay Online"—a guide designed not just to inform, but to empower young minds with the knowledge to navigate the digital world safely. More than a book, it serves as their shield against cyber threats, ensuring that awareness translates into action.
Our Magical President, Soraya Rieta, led an engaging Q&A session, sparking discussions that deepened their understanding of online safety. Every question, every insight shared, moved us one step closer to a future where the internet is safer for all.
Together, through education and action, we are shaping a digitally responsible generation—one that knows how to protect, question, and navigate the online world with confidence.
"Work smart"—this is tonight’s lesson. The question is about protocol. Since there were people ahead of us, it seemed like they were merely giving instructions. But deep down, I could feel that things could be done much more efficiently if one worked smart.
If you start gathering everything you need before the last Friday, things will flow more smoothly. As they say, turn your vehicle into your own Puregold—as long as you have your supplies ready, your workload becomes lighter.
But before learning this lesson, we played the role of grill masters and humble workers on the sidelines. It was fun, and as time passed, I found myself growing more and more fond of the tasks.
On the side, I also tried troubleshooting a YouTube issue—it wouldn’t install and was no longer supported on the phone.