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The Six Sticks Six Sons by Charlene Gayle Mirhan |
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There was once a rich old farmer. The farmer has six sons.
They are strong men and they are always quarrelling. This worries the old man. He felt so sure that if his
sons will not stop fighting there will be troubles in the future. Especially when he’s gone, there will be no one to guide them.
One day, the old man had an idea. He called all his sons and showed them a bundle of six sticks.
He gave the bundle to each of them and said, “I’ll pay a hundred thousand pesos to anyone who can break this sticks.
And so, each of them attempted. Everyone gave their all might but no one could break the sticks in the bundle.
So the father took the bundle. He untied it then broke each of the sticks, one by one and said, “Nothing is easy in life”
“Ah!” Said the oldest son. It is easier to do it that way, breaking them one by one.”
“My sons, you must understand that like these sticks you can also be broken easily. If you are together,
helping each other, no harm can come. But if you keep on quarreling and let yourselves away from others, things like
these can happen. As if you are the sticks that were broken and fell on the ground. |
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At the Beach by Allison Joy B. Lapidez |
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Let’s go at the beach, Eat some fruity peach. Fish for some mussels, And go make sand castles.
Let’s go underwater swimming, Oh! It’s so exciting. But before we swim, Make our stomach firm.
Go sunbathing under the sun, Until our skin turns brown. This good day ends so well, That’s why it’s so hard to say farewell.
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Kilua by Wilfred Magculang |
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A professional killer from the family of Zordik. He is the best friend of Gon.
Once in a year, a hunter exam begins. Gon and Kilua joined the Hunter test. Kilua saves the life of Gon,
Leoreo and Kurapika. He can run fast like a wind. One time Kilua fought an enemy named “Matadero.”
He won by getting the heart of his enemy. |
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A Grade two pupil of St. Vincent, Rodolfo Loreto Jr. son of Rodolfo and Merlita Loreto,
joined the search for “That’s My Boy” in the top-rated noontime show at GMA, Eat Bulaga, last Sept.
He’s now one of the semi-finalists this coming November. He sang the song “With Me” by EMINEM for the talent portion. |
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