Beary Burden Bouquet, You like it?

Today is special day; it is my sister’s birthday. I send her a Beary Burden Bouquet that I found online in gifts and ideas. This contains a 12-inch teddy bear that goes with all pink trappings from the foot to the top of the bouquet that has covered in pink paper. The flower bouquet mixed color of carnations and purple flowers stand out.

Thanks to online pickupflowers.com, they accept PayPal in methods of payment. It is easy to purchase and order using PayPal. Indeed, very fast, convenient, and hassle free.

Let's fall in love at Pink Saturday

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For a Special Sister...

Manang, As I think back on all the special times we've shared, I want you to know that it means everything to have a Sister who's as wonderful as you. Have a great birthday!


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February 22nd of each year is a filled with meaningful thoughts from Gil Guides and Girl Scouts all over the world. Today, we honor the joint birthdays of Lord Baden Powell, the Founder of Scouting, and Lady Olave Baden Powell, our World Chief Guide, whose lives of love and services we remember with gratitude. The work begun by them is now our privilege to enjoy and our responsibility to continue.

World Thinking Day 2011: UC-GSP, Floret Troop 405 in Cebu, Philippines

Today, 10 millions Girl Guides and Girl Scouts in 144 countries from Austria to Austrialia, from Chad to Chile, is celebrating World Thinking Day in some special way: starting the day at the highest part in their locality to watch the sunrise;praying for Girl Guides and Girl Scouts ththroughout the world; by putting their thoughts into action and raising money for Girl Guides and Girl Scouts across the world.

On Thinking Day, distances shrink, age differences vanish, nationalities, cultures and needs blend, people stand united as kind thoughts, love and understanding circle the world. It is also a special time for our reaffirmation of the promise made and rededication to the challenges and task ahead. As the lines in our World Song go..."We must unite for what is right, to give to all both great and small all wecan give."

Thinking Day is not merely ritual; the idea is Thinking and Thinking should make us wan to take action. To them a good turn is an equally valuable gift. Thinking Day gifts take all forms: money, thoughts, actions. It is with sense of unying friendship among ourselves that we unite with those around us to thinkof those membersof the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts who are so far from us yet so close to us in our hearts. This is the moment to renew our efforts to strengthen our network of love, friendship and understanding to make this world a better and happier place to live in.

Thinking Day gives us a major opportunity to help each other through our voluntary efforts. It is for this reason that the Thinking Day Fund was conceived. Every centavo that we share will go a long way to support Girl Guiding/Girl Scouting programs all over the world. Our contributions will strenghten our existence as a World Association.

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Through facebook, I found my long lost friend and my best friend since childhood. It is true and we communicate regularly since then. It was our dream to be a nurse someday but due to financial problem, I pursue another course. We were separated during our college years, I studied locally and while she moved and continue her studies to another country because her parents.

I have learned that she is already married with two kids and a successful nurse. I congratulate her for believing in her dreams. As her birthday is approaching, I plan to give her a birthday present. However, she asked favor to have a new nursing scrubs uniform instead. She recommends blueskyscrubs.com. It’s good thing that nursing uniform  are affordable, good quality and available online.

Indeed, I found a cheap scrubs uniform that suited to my budget as her birthday presents. I bought one and have it delivered. She is so much grateful for the gift.




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Recently, we had our council encampment at camp marina. This is one of the GSP highlights before the school year end. This kind of event participated by different districts, schools and universities. It is a four-day event and we had lot of activities and challenges to enjoy.

We had adventure games, trek, swimming, and tour. Most of the activities are in parallel and simultaneous schedule. One of the activities that was memorable to us, when we had our city tour for a whole day. We have to be early before the service bus arrives. While waiting for the bus we stay in line with the help of barricades and velvet rope provided by the bus company.

Hence then, we are too many and crowded there are lot of stanchions installed to avoid commotions. It was a great help to the activity that crowd control equipments was provided by the company to minimized chaos, disorder and turmoil.



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Last night, before I went home I bought flowers and balloon as Valentine presents for my friend and aunt. I am amazed of what I have seen for those who queued to buy flowers and just to give something for their loved ones this Valentine Day. Although, flowers are a bit expensive on this day however, there are lot of people trying to purchase it.

Wow, the merchandisers had different ways and approaches just to consume their goods particularly that night. Indeed, I bought flowers and balloons in cheapest cost. A red rose that cost 10-15 pesos each and 25 pesos per balloons’ in the morning. I got it for only 30 pesos per balloon, and it comes along with the flower red roses and personalized card. This was a great offer. So, I brought at home 2 sets of valentine presents for my loved ones.

Hope you prepared something? How would you feel about giving your valentine presents to your love ones? Happy Valentine’s Day to all!

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Red Heart the symbol of LOVE

Here's a Valentine Notes for all bloggers and friends,

This Valentine is full of love and happy wishes, too, because you're a wonderful friend anyone could ever have! Happy Valentine's Day!

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Camp Patrol System:

• girls must be divided into patrols of 6-8 girls with patrol officers;
• kapers should be assigned to each patrols.

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Quarters and Tents:

• bags and sleeping equipment well-arrabged and properly rolled/kept at daytime;
• lashed gadgets for toiletries like glass, toothbrush, toothpaste, soap found outside tent;
• show/slipper rack outside the tent;
• draining/trenching.

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Latrines and Wash Cubicles:

• good draige and absence of standing water;
• provided with tripods for pails and basins, garbage;
• provided with water;
• well cleaned toilet bowls;
• assigned latrine and wash cubicle should be properly maintained and sanitized.

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Camp Kitchen:

• lashed tables provided for each patrol;
• cooking area for each patrol;
• presence of larders for left-over foods and menu board;
• lashed tables for washing area with proper drainage;store tent for food supplies;
• sanitation gadgets - grease pits, compost pits, refuse pits.

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UC-GSP Camp Lay-out during the Council Encampment

Camp Lay-out:

• orderliness in arrangement-entrance, receiving area, tents, bulletin board, dinning area, lashed tables, racks
• provides easiness in the movement of campers;
• free from fencing, provides openess to all campers.

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Uniform - girls and adults:

• correct;
• scarf tied with square knot;
• official uniform both girls and adults;
• adult uniform: Official Business Uniform, Alternate Uniform, Optional Uniform
• girls uniform: Official Uniform complete with paraphernalias;
• camp uniform: Bermuda Shorts, GSP white t-shirt, green socks
• nametags and event scarf should be worn during activities.

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Unit Camp Gate:

• symbolic and artistically made of indigenous materials;
• simple, attractive and easy to put and dismantle

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Congratulations! to the Girl Scouts of University of Cebu High School, Main Campus for garnering numerous awards during the "Council Senior and Cadet Encampment" held at MYVRPTC, Camp Marina Capitol Hills, Cebu City  last February 3-6, 2011.

• Third Place in Campfire Presentation
• Best in Lay-out
• Best in Quarters
• Best in Camp Sanitation

Participants:

1. Ciano, Darlene
2. Pulvera, Dianne
3. Duazo, Angel
4. Borongan, Jemarie
5. Ybañez, Rica Mae
6. Amar, Ella Mae
7. Maranga, Cora Jane
8. Nabua, Shamaine
9. Jamili, Jane Claire
10. Miñoza, Angelika
11. Ylanan, Marianne
12. Jayme, Rica
13. Inso, Kayne
14. Idahan, Hannah
15. Tanio, Jill Olive
16. Eyac, Shyra
17. Figuracion, Clarice
18. Cartilla, Angelique
19. Nuñez, Jannicynth
20. Montemayor, Jessel
21. Colao, Clauden Joy
22. Orlanes, Miravenice
23. Jecong, Shalia Ilah
24. Diola, Lorenz Jean
25. Apostol, Heide Marie
26. Oracoy, Innarose
27. Cebu, Raquel
28.  Mancera, Keyla

Tita's: Abcill, Susan and Ate Steph



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Camp Bulletin Board:

• symbolic and artistically made of indigenous materials;
• informative - camp staff, list of campers, schedule of activities, kapers, and announcemant 

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Camp Sanitation:

• use of plastic/garbage bags for garbage sanitation;
• use of grease pits; compost pits;
• camp must be free of litters, hangings, and standing water.

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Camp Gadgets:

• indigenous materials properly lashed like bamboo, branches;
• absence of desks, monoblock chairs, tables, colored umbrellas, car tents;
• absence of curtain, potted plants;
• presence of clothes line with proper lashing;
• gadgets must be girl made inside the camp;
• usefulness and quality.

Gadget Making:

1. tripod
2. shoe rock
3. clothes line
4. dinning table
5. sink
6. latrine
7. camp gates
8. cubicles
9. receiving area

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How to make a kaper's chart:

1. write down the job to be done;
2. describe how eah will be accomplished;
3. count how many times each job needs to be done;
4. plan how to divide the work;
5. combine some jobs of necessary, keeping an equal amount of work in each, if possible;
6. make a chart that shows which patrol camper does that and when;
7. rotate the jobs if they must be done more than one.

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Kapers functions:

1. Patrol-In-Charge

• take charge of prayers, colors, evening activities and other ceremonies in coordination with the Guider-In-Charge;
• responsible for thee turn-over of the flag after the flag retreat to the next patrol. Sees that ceremoniesare rehearsed before the actual event;
• take charge of physical fitness exercise with coordination of guider-in-charge.

2. Mess and Dinning

• sets the tables and brings in food from the kitchen;
• leads grace songs before and after meals;
• scrapes the plates, group all silverwares, cups, glasses and carries them to the washing area.

3. Cook

• takes charge of food and cook for the day;

4.  Toilet and Bath

• sees to the cleanliness to the toilet and bathrooms.

5. Dish Washing

• takes charge of washing eating utensils,wiping and returning them to thier respective places;
• sees to the cleanliness of the washing area.

6. Session Hall and Grounds

• sees that the session hall is clean and ready for all;
• provides clean blackboards etc.;
• leads songs before and after sessions;
• puts off lights after sessions;
• sees to the cleanliness of the surroundings.

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