The gang wanted to visit as many sites but especially Ateneo de Davao University and Davao Crocodile Park. Now they know Davao, being the largest city in the world just cannot be exhaustively toured in a day's time. Still, what the troop missed they compensated with their strong bond and laughter - from the start of their trip to their way back to beloved Malaybalay.

Davao City:Crocodiles,Pomelos,Durian but most of all FRIENDS

Find your "face" fellas! Yes, Malaybalayan went to Davao City and what a "loooonng" one day trip it was but the trooper the Certificate of Teaching scholars of Bukidnon State University were, no probs.

Now their date with the crocodiles will follow; a trip to Bankerohan for the pomelos, chicharon and chorizo and Lola Abon's for their durian pasalubong.

Malaybalayan expects those in the photo to "check in". Tell Malaybalayan your cherished moments!

Malaybalayan invites you t o visit Malaybalayan.blogspot.com

Up to now 30 plus blogs later, Malaybalayan wonders what is there in blogging that Malaybalayan decided to go into it. Then it dawned on her that it is the act of just writing away plus the hidden wish that she can invite the world to visit her blogspot. May she expect your visit soon?

Yet, there are moments when nothing just seems to work; blogs are "worlds away". Perhaps, when photos taken in Davao will be on "display" it will get the "juice of inspiration" keep coming. Let Malaybalayan pause for a much needed respite.

Just when Malaybalayan did not blog, it was blog action day!

Call it unfortunate or "one of those burnt moments" Filipino blogger Malaybalayan failed to blog just when it was blog action day!!! Did you make it? Bukidnon On Line and Mindanaoan did.

Anyways, Malaybalayan promised to keep pace.

Thank God it is Friday. At 2 a.m., tomorrow, Saturday,28 beautiful people from Bukidnon State University will leave for Davao City. Photos about the trip will fill my next blog. After all Bukidnon On Line will be around to document our most awaited tour. If only Malaybalayan can tell you the pain and more pain the group had to endure because of "red tape". Someday, Malaybalayan will be as free as a bird and no bureaucracy can stop Malaybalayan from lambasting the so-called powers that be.

In the meantime, positive energy will be the only thought for the entire trip.