No. 69 of 100 Happy Days
Tuesday, July 29, 2014
I already told you about the Domingo Bautista School. But what I didn't tell you was that, it was located in a small area called Tubalan Cove. Water is clear and calm. It is a protected area because of the corals and the school of fish here. While riding the boat, we could see the corals. We spent a bit of the afternoon swimming. We would definitely go back to this place.
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| Corals can be seen even in our boat. |
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| A little selfie can do no harm. |
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| A few of my co-workers. |
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| our ride |
Monday, July 28, 2014
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| as you can see, sea level was low. |
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| It was low tide so we had to walk to get to our boat. Thank you Hon. Bradly Bautista for the ride. |
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| picture muna bago bababa ng boat. hehehe |
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| The school was in one of these islands. |
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| Domingo Bautista School |
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| Pre-school Area |
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| One of their garden area. They planted all sorts of fruits and vegetables. |
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| Elementary Department |
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| More of their vegetable garden. |
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| I think this is Ampalaya plant. Instead of throwing those plastic bags, they used it to plant their vegetables. |
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| Lunch time. |
Saturday, July 26, 2014
When great minds meet, great things can happen.
Dr. Abdullah Dumama, Regional Director of DOH - RHO Region XI giving his message.
Governor Claude P. Bautista of Davao del Sur giving his commitment for the Interlocal Health Zone.
Mayor John Johnson of Don Marcelino
Mayor Rudy Mariscal of Santa Maria
Seated on the right is our OIC-Mayor, our Vice Mayor Bradly L. Bautista.
Seated on the right is our SP on Health, Hon. Jayson Joyce
Member of the SAMMADOM Interlocal Health Zone
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