Nationwide, its has strategic importance being one of the identified “bread baskets” of the country. Capiz province is primarily drained by Panay River which emanates from Nacuron mountain range. The river flows in a northeasterly direction and is joined by its major tributaries – Badbaran, Mambusao and Maayon Rivers. Father downstream, at the paslang area, the river branches off in two: the lower Panay River and Pontevedra River.

 During the spanish period, Capis shells were used for window panes on houses and convents. today, these shells are strung together to make chandeliers or glued together to make lampshades. shell chimes are strung together in two or three graduated tiers and sometimes painted.

“Capiznon” is derived from the word kapis, seashell used to make square panes for windows and the suffix “non” for people. The term refers to the culture, language, and people of Capiz province.

The visual arts and crafts; the traditional method of piña is called pili or sinuksuk. This floating weft technique accomplished after clothing weaving. a typical design is a cluster of five-petal flowers surrounding a butterfly. This is repeated in a series along the borders of the cloth.

Literary arts; the patugmahanon (riddle) is a word game played by adults and children at social occasions, to while away the time, to create camarederies among warring parties, or simple to entertain. It reveals the people’s values, institutions, traditions, customs, and humor which is sometimes risque.

The hurubaton is most revealing of the natural environment and material culture of capiznon. The strong odor of ginamos ( fermented small fish) is used as analogy for one’s foul secrets, as in the proverb.

 The most popular type of narrative peotry is the kupusu/composo a ballad, the topics of which range from historical events to love affairs of some people and social conditions. On the other hand, thereare kumpusu that are fictional narratives with a didactic purpose. prose narratives consist of tales, fables, and legends explaining the oigin of place names, land features such as caves and forests, and other elements of nature such as root croops and animals.

They didn’t think some unfortunate people who are paying and sacrificing just to add up the time of their life. Some have cancer, incurable diseases and the like. So if you are in doubt and facing the greatest challenge of life, don’t do things that can hurt you or even kill you… Think again.

Life is great, wonderful and fantastic. Enjoy life and don’t forget GOD, who is there to help and provide. This life which I am enjoying is truly a priceless possession. To all readers out there, just believe in this saying “Put GOD in the center and every will come together.”.

I surveyed some people with the following questions, “Where does Aetas in Roxas City came from? Why they migrated here in the city? Many of my respondent answered they came from the mountains of Panay, Jamindan, Tapaz and Dumarao, cause of their migration was to be civilized them and resources. Maybe the abundant resources in the said province depleted because of their population growth. On the other hand their culture, the Aetas were usually nomads. If they feel scarcity of food they tend to migrate.

Now I am facing my greatest trial of my life. He is always their, for me in every step I take. When I am turning to the detour of my life he’s the one who turns me back into the right path. I am very happy and glad that I kwon him. There is nothing can owe my respect and admiration before him.

I will always grasp’s view point, and I will yield to his full development. I will also believe in the full potential of god at work in me.

Dr. Jose P. Rizal one of the person who is well adventured. He traveled around the globe and experienced many maxims of his life. Although his escapades were successful yet he takes risk. One of Rizal’s goals was to free the Filipino people from bandage caused by the Spaniards. His advocates awake the Filipino people from asleep. In every adventure there are goals, missions, and objectives to accomplish.

Thus, making a delightful experience is liable to take risks and fraught with danger.

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While we have every right to use the resources God placed in and on the earth as His and to preserve its resources for future generations.

In Genesis, the Lord told ADAM (and extension, all of us) to “tend and keep” the earth (2:15). Because we do not know when Jesus will return, it would not be responsible stewardship to leave our children and grand children without the resources that God provide for them.

We might think our individual efforts to preserve God’s world aren’t valuable. But we can all work together to do our part. Buying and consuming less, simplifying, repairing instead of replacing, reusing, and recycling are all good stewardship practices.

One way we testify to our love for God and to express our gratitude for what he has done is by tending and keeping the earth and that it offers. Until the Lord returns, let’s use our world wisely…

                                    The natural world that God has made

   It is given to us and must be shared;

May generations yet to come

   Be Thankful that we cared…

       God Created the World and place it in our Care…