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[Popuri]

@Mhysa

 

Who you called Popi? It's Popi-san for you

 

It' gonna be tiring

 

Some childrens walk around the housing or neighbor housing, if it's not far, while bringing torch and singing certain something. I don't know what those called. There are adults who guide them too, protect them, and watch the childrens (mostly the torch ) . Anyway, it's usually done in the night after 6 PM before the big day. Some who don't go, which actually most adults, prepare some cookies or any snack for tomorrow. Tomorrow, the following day, there will be many guests who visit the elders in the housing, to say sorry. This will be done by the younger to the older, then the older say sorry too. Of course, the host will serve snacks or cookies or candies that have been prepared the night before. The elders or anyone who has visited usually give a little money to the childrens who come to their house. 

 

I used to get a lot

Edited by xpopurix, 28 April 2015 - 02:39 PM.

[Popuri]

The real one could not handle your cuteness That pink is too good to handle he says

  

[tekopi]

Glad to hear that XD. Now why did you have to remind me of that !?!?       .

 

Ughhhhhhhh !!! And my head already hurts just by hearing that . Why does it drive you nuts  !?  .

 

Oopss...I guess it just slip out of my mouth? 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Not really 

 

It drive me nuts because...it was damn hard to try and master it for my research..gaahh!! 

 

Hello my evil plotting sistah

 

Hello my brodah, glad to see you up and spunkin'

[Khaleesi]

Well I do have photos but not here at the Uni and even if I had them...I wouldn't be able to post them I am terribly sorry But you can look up on Google though

I meant from google but create a photobucket! that's how i share my photos here i upload the photos and videos there and then i share the link here you can also create private albums so only the one who have the link will see it!

 

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On Easter day, we go to curch to sanctify our food, and we greating any people we met with different from usual words.  

Aww, that's cute! Don't yu guys have any celebration tradicional from your own country?

 

@Mhysa

 

Who you called Popi? It's Popi-san for you

 

It' gonna be tiring

 

Some childrens walk around the housing or neighbor housing, if it's not far, while bringing torch and singing certain something. I don't know what those called. There are adults who guide them too, protect them, and watch the childrens (mostly the torch ) . Anyway, it's usually done in the night after 6 PM before the big day. Some who don't go, which actually most adults, prepare some cookies or any snack for tomorrow. Tomorrow, the following day, there will be many guests who visit the elders in the housing. Of course, the host will serve snacks or cookies or candies that have been prepared the night before. The elders or anyone who has visited usually give a little money to the childrens who come to their house. 

 

I used to get a lot

Nah. Popi is fine.

What's that celebration called ?

Edited by Mhysa, 28 April 2015 - 02:39 PM.

[narusaku256]

Oh! Yes @Unburnt....the elders give money to the younger people in the house We earn a lot during these days

[Khaleesi]

@tekopi

Where are you from?

[Rabbit]

!!! I always find that kind of things beautiful What else do you do? Do you eat special food? Superstitions? What does that celebrates?

To provide special prayers for the deceased. Especially those who died young and tragic. There is no special food required to be eaten though.

We also have Binatbatan Festival in here which is being held this first week of May. We have costume parade, street dancing, trade fairs, carabao painting contests, kalesa parade and beerfest. The food is mostly local cuisine such as bagnet, longganisa, empanada and kornik.

During the third week of January, we celebrate the Feast of St. Paul or the Longganisa Festival. There is also a street dancing and carnival. There is also a boodle fight.

In the first week of February until the third week, we have the Kannawidan Festival. Just a fair of the different local products of all the provinces in Luzon. There are showcases of ethnic tribes' culture including their dances and songs. A lot of foods are being feasted which came from the different delicacies of the provinces.

We also have the Panagbenga Festival or the Flower Festival, the Strawberry Festival and the Pamulinawen festival

[Khaleesi]

Oh! Yes @Unburnt....the elders give money to the younger people in the house We earn a lot during these days

they give you their gold?

[Popuri]

Nah. Popi is fine.

What's that celebration called ?

Just remember. Takbiran.

 

Anyway, @tekopi, don't you have a certain activity before your religion's celebartion(?)

[Popuri]

@tekopi

Where are you from?

My country's north side

[narusaku256]

I meant from google but create a photobucket! that's how i share my photos here i upload the photos and videos there and then i share the link here you can also create private albums so only the one who have the link will see it!
Aww, that's cute! Don't yu guys have any celebration tradicional from your own country?
 
Nah. Popi is fine.
What's that celebration called ?

[NarutoUzumaki01]

Aww, that's cute! Don't yu guys have any celebration tradicional from your own country?

 

  

*catching you*

Edited by NarutoUzumaki01, 28 April 2015 - 02:43 PM.

[Khaleesi]

To provide special prayers for the deceased. Especially those who died young and tragic. There is no special food required to be eaten though.

We also have Binatbatan Festival in here which is being held this first week of May. We have costume parade, street dancing, trade fairs, carabao painting contests, kalesa parade and beerfest. The food is mostly local cuisine such as bagnet, longganisa, empanada and kornik.

During the third week of January, we celebrate the Feast of St. Paul or the Longganisa Festival. There is also a street dancing and carnival. There is also a boodle fight.

In the first week of February until the third week, we have the Kannawidan Festival. Just a fair of the different local products of all the provinces in Luzon. There are showcases of ethnic tribes' culture including their dances and songs. A lot of foods are being feasted which came from the different delicacies of the provinces.

We also have the Panagbenga Festival or the Flower Festival, the Strawberry Festival and the Pamulinawen festival

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Can you explain me what is boodle fight? and what is kalesa and kornik? 0:

[Khaleesi]

Just remember. Takbiran.

Nice!

My country's north side

You are from Indonesia, right?

Explain it to me

[narusaku256]

I meant from google but create a photobucket! that's how i share my photos here i upload the photos and videos there and then i share the link here you can also create private albums so only the one who have the link will see it!
Aww, that's cute! Don't yu guys have any celebration tradicional from your own country?
 
Nah. Popi is fine.
What's that celebration called ?

DAARNNNNN THE POST GOT DELETED!!! SCREW MY CELLULAR INTERNET

Uh hmm....so...what I was saying was the desktop version of this site on my cell phone doesn't allow me to post links in that URL box you use to post photos. That whole toolbar doesn't appear at all. And another reason is my slow cellular internet. It takes too much time to upload the photos on photobucket. Forget uploading...the site itself takes 5 mins to open up. I can post photos when I go home though. My wifi network is pretty fast and I have my PC too. But mind you...it.is another month until I go back. I am soooorrryyyyyyyy

[Popuri]

 

*catching you*

What is it?

 

Thank you

[narusaku256]

they give you their gold?

Well...my grandmother gave it to me once And aunt gives me some too

[NarutoUzumaki01]

Explain it to me

Jumping though the fire 

[narusaku256]

What is it?
 
Thank you

I need a map, Popi chan

[Popuri]

You are from Indonesia, right?

Yeeeeah 

But it could be different in other regions.