A Merry Christmas to you, Daddy and Mommy
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Bariles is a Filipino word for “Tuna”, the primary source of income of the people of General Santos City which hosts 6 of the Philippines’ 8 tuna canneries and more than 80% of its tuna processing plants.
The city boasts of the only “Tuna Festival” in the world celebrated every September 5 in commemoration of its charterhood anniversary.
Bariles is also the alias of this blog\'s author who would like nothing than to write about his beloved city by the bay and share it with his kababayans from all over.
He has worked throughout Southeast Asia and Papua New Guinea. Currently, he devotes his time, beauty, and talent in the fields of Communications, Marketing and Media.
He is also the unofficial leader of the Soccsksargen Bloggers, a motley group of online writers who share a common goal to write what\'s true, good, progressive and beautiful about South Central Mindanao and her people.
sylvia b. mahusay Says:
nakakaiyak naman, friend! i remember tuloy our first christmas without my papa. he died oct 3, 1976. i was still in high school at that time. we spent the christmas eve on a round table with my mama, brothers and sisters but nobody dared to eat. we just cried and cried and consoled each other.
i know how it feels, friend. anyway, let’s just think that they are just there watching us and wherever they are, i know that they are very much happy of what we become now.
happy new year friend!
Posted on December 30th, 2007 at 9:16 PM
bariles Says:
Thank you Sylvz for sharing and for the words of comfort. Happy New Year! (belated)
Posted on March 29th, 2008 at 5:01 PM
orman Says:
i miss daddy and mommy.
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orman Says:
ter here’s the poster of the hollywood version of SIGAW…
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Posted on May 25th, 2008 at 9:48 PM
bariles Says:
let’s just continue making them proud of what we do… and not to neglect our 5 nieces… they’re the only family we have now
Posted on May 26th, 2008 at 10:39 AM
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