Wednesday, August 8, 2012

THURSDAY

August 9, 2012

I have always been vocal about not trading Bacolod City with any other provinces in the Philippines. My province has always been a livable city, less pollutive and offers a laid back kind of life. It has been saved from a lot of calamities from typhoon to earthquakes. Sure, we had shares of misfortunes that were not as significant as compared to what other places had experienced. Thus, Negresenses should be thankful for we are blessed. Since we are fortunate, it's best that we pay it forward. We should give Negros a kind of care sufficient enough to compensate for kind of life it has to offer.

The latest happenings tell us a lot of things. These things are not new but they are often times taken for granted. It tells a lot of our discipline as people. We are now facing the ill effects of the absence of discipline and the lack of concern toward our environment . It's not nature releasing wrath on us but it is the nature's response to a human stimuli. Our trashing goes out of hand and so is the flood. No one is accountable for all these but us, no need of fingers pointing to whom.

The aftermath of the events will again leave us a LOUD lesson. No more rooms for deaf ears.

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