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  1. #1
    guyz,galz..

    gandang hapon sa inyung lahat...gusto ko marinig(mabasa..pla) ang insights nyo dito...

    itong hapon lang..nadinig ko kinakausap ng dad ko ung dad ng costumer namin dito sa shop...dun sa may hardware(naglagay kasi ng outlet si dadi sa tabi ng computeran ko)

    not meant to evesdrop(sadyang malakas lang magsalita si dadi,pero in their conversation,this is what boggles me..he said:

    ....ang anak ay di na dapat turuan,kasi nag-aral naman sila sa eskuelahan...

    ako as a son,nagulat...more ako nadisapoint sa kanya..kelangang di lumaki ang daugther ko sa ganyan,kaya gusto ko na bumukod..anywayz,kayo,ano sa tingin nyo..tama ba philosopiya ng dad ko?

    nga pala,computer gurus...anu mas makakasama sa pc:
    ordinaryong alikabok or alikabok ng cemento?

    kasi nilagay ni dadi mga cemento nya directly sa likod ng computers ko,separated by a thin,unsealed wooden divider..

    thanx po....gusto ko lang po maliwanagan...

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    #2
    I wouldn't let my kids trust their teachers more than me... you trust the schools to teach your kids the basics, but not to build character... that's something you have to do yourself...

    PS: Cement is the WORST kind of residue you can get on your electronics... Cement dust is more abrasive, intrusive, finer and more PERMANENT thank ordinary dust... move the computers to another room or cover them AND then remove those bags.

    Ang pagbalik ng comeback...

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    [QUOTE=niky]I wouldn't let my kids trust their teachers more than me... you trust the schools to teach your kids the basics, but not to build character... that's something you have to do yourself...[QUOTE]

    amen to that

  4. #4
    tama sila bro. Teach your kid descipline, and respect for elders, lots of kids today lack that.

  5. #5
    ewan ko sa dad ko.....buti pa si mami...ayaw ko magisnan ng anak ko ganung character and the family(parents ko side) ko...lalo na ang bangayan ng mom and dad ko..sama pa bro ko na nakulam ata...suwail sa mom ko.

    lilipat na ko ito shop pagkatapos ng bahay na lilipatan namin....kaya siguro palaging sira ang cpus ko..and its programs.

  6. #6
    dalasan mo na lang paglinis, and pag check.

  7. #7
    ok.....hirap lang...alikabok na,buhangin and cement......tindi...

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    #8
    education starts at home ika nga.

    discipline that is the parents job.

    kaya ka nga naging magulang ikaw ang mag tutuwid sa landas ng anak mo, dahil ang mga bata sadyang maraming tukso sa kanila its up to you as a parent to build a strong foundation sa formative years nila para pag naging adult na sila hindi sila magiging salot ng society.

    example, kung meron kang nakitang batang di mo kaanoano nagtatampisaw sa maduming tubig or kumakain ng mga tinda sa tabi tabi sasawayin mo ba? pero kung anak mo yun ni ayaw mo ngang madapuan ng langaw e.

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    pahabol po.

    bumukod, pag meron ka nang sariling pamilya, ito amg dapat mong gawin kasi malilito ang bata, iba ang disiplina ng parents kesa sa grandparents o auntie uncle. (kaya lang mahirap talaga gawin lalo diyan sa atin, pwera na lang kung stable na stable ang income mo)

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    baka naman what ur dad meant was.... dahil the parents send their kids to a good school kahit nde na turuan ng magulang ok lang... (that is if he 's referring to education)..nah jez thinking aloud....

    but yeah, the best lesson you can learn is within the family. And buti nalang i have my mom to take care of that. i seldom see my dad at home.
    Your daughter sure is lucky to have you as a dad.

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