Weak and Strong

Emotional: This cycle tracks the stability and positive energy of your psyche and outlook on life, as well as your capacity to empathize with and build rapport with other people.

Intellectual: This cycle tracks your verbal, mathematical, symbolic, and creative abilities, as well as your capacity to apply reason and analysis to the world around you.

Physical: This cycle tracks your strength, health, and raw physical vitality.

Mastery: This is the composite of the Intellectual and Physical cycles. Mastery encompasses your ability to succeed at tasks and to obtain what you desire. This cycle also tracks athletic ability and the focus required to learn physical skills.

Passion: This is the composite of the Physical and Emotional cycles. Passion encompasses your motivation to act, and the drive that allows you to continue a difficult pursuit. This cycle also tracks sexuality in its purest form.

Wisdom: This is the composite of the Emotional and Intellectual cycles. Wisdom encompasses your understanding of the world, your role in it, and the things that are truly important to your life. This cycle also tracks the presence of mind that you need to make crucial decisions.

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Hayz.. kagaya nang naka-indicate sa biorhythm chart ko para talagang wala akong gana ngayon at bukas eh mas lalong critical pa dahil nag reach sa zero line ang physical at emotional wave ko, kaya siguro kahapon eh walang katapusan ang pagbahing (sneeze) ko sa amin, na namumula na ang ilong ko kakakamot, allergic kasi ako masyado sa dust pero hindi naman sa hair ng cat. Hindi tumigil iyon hanggang gabi at basa na ang facetowel ko sa sipon hehe! Buti naman kaninang umaga eh medyo ok na ako.

Pero nakakatamad pa rin ang araw na ito, parang walang nangyayari sa buhay ko ngayon at parang napakatagal ng Martes kung aantayin mo. Tapos makulimlim pa which adds to the mood pa ng buhay ko. Ewan ko, siguro kulang lang ako sa thrill of an adventure siguro or kelangan lumabas naman ako sa kweba ng Montalban at lumanghap ng polluted na hangin sa ibang lugar. Balak ko sana dumaan sa tulay kahapon para magpahangin pero naunahan ako ng katamaran. Tsk tsk. Ganun ako dati nung nasa San Jose pa kami nakatira pag hapon dadaan ako ng tulay para manood ng paglubog ng araw at ang damhin ang hangin mula sa ilog.

Kagabi eh medyo late na ako nakatulog kasi mga hating-gabi na nakauwi ang tatay ko at may dalang isda mula sa kliyente nila na kakilala naman niya, ayun puro tilapya, wala naman akong choice kundi iyon ang kainin kahit hindi ko hilig talaga ang isda kundi tokwa at gulay sa ngayon medyo nakakasawa na kasi ang baboy talaga at mukhang narating ko na ang "satiation point" ko doon at iwas cholesterol muna para healthy kahit papano.

Ok yung palabas sa Ch.7 kagabi yung nanalo ng prize sa New York Festival ata, dun naman ako bilib sa 7 kahit medyo Kapamilya kami eh talo talaga ang 2 sa current affairs program ng 7 masyado na kasi silang tambak sa entertainment na hindi ko naman tipo talagang panoorin at sayang lang sa oras, and yung title ng documentary eh Iskul ko number 1 ni Sandra Aguinaldo.. Sana eh magsilbing modelo ito ng iba pang mga paaralan at ng mga estudyante na maswerte pa nga sila at kahit papano eh lahat ng pangangailangan nila eh natutugunan samantalang ang mga batang ito eh todo ang pagtitiis at sikap para lamang makapagtapos ng pagaaral at kahit salat sila sa mga pangunahing kailangan sa iskwelahan eh natutugunan pa rin nila ito at nagiisip ng paraan para matugunan ang mga ito, sana nga eh bumuhos pa ang tulong hindi lang sa lugar na ito kundi sa iba pang depressed area sa probinsya.

Who would think that the country’s number one elementary school is located on a mountaintop in one of our poorest provinces?

The Sindangan Elementary School of Southern Leyte surprised everyone when it topped the 2006 National Elementary Achievement Test (NEAT) given by the Department of Education. Sandra Aguinaldo meets the students and teachers of this quaint rural school, and documents exactly how Sindangan became the top elementary institution, at least in terms of test performance, in the country.

Much of its success can be attributed to Teacher Lea Gabriel. Teacher Lea herself grew up in Sindangan. She then moved to Manila, working as a domestic helper in order to send herself to college. When she decided to return to Sindangan to teach, she made sure that her students would get the best possible education she could provide. Teacher Lea would use games to teach math to her students. She would also make creative visual aids, spending out of her own pocket.

But many of her bright students will never even make it to high school because of poverty. After their elementary graduation, many of the boys go straight to work in the rice fields, while the girls go off to Manila to apply as house maids.