Comments on: Historical background http://borboncebu.com/2008/05/historical-background/ Borbon, Cebu Philippines 6008. Brought to you by TAGA-BORBON around the world. Mon, 17 May 2010 07:16:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Queen of Silmugi Festival 2009 « borboncebu.com http://borboncebu.com/2008/05/historical-background/comment-page-1/#comment-55 Queen of Silmugi Festival 2009 « borboncebu.com Mon, 19 Jan 2009 23:36:19 +0000 http://borboncebu.wordpress.com/?p=17#comment-55 [...] why Borbon’s festival is named Silmugi. According to oral history, it is named after the Silmugi River located in between the barangays of Poblacion and Cadaruhan. The river played a big part during [...] [...] why Borbon’s festival is named Silmugi. According to oral history, it is named after the Silmugi River located in between the barangays of Poblacion and Cadaruhan. The river played a big part during [...]

]]> By: myrna http://borboncebu.com/2008/05/historical-background/comment-page-1/#comment-11 myrna Mon, 01 Sep 2008 04:38:15 +0000 http://borboncebu.wordpress.com/?p=17#comment-11 garbo gyd kung magpa ila nga lumad borboranon ang akong pinakapinangga nga lugar mao ang campusong borbon diin ang barangay kong namat an ug mahayag diin karon adunay dakong kalambuan ubos sa paningkamot ni mr. aaron salogaol aduna kami brgy. national high shcool ug tanan sitios nakatagamtam sa mga proyekto sa kagamhanan garbo gyd kung magpa ila nga lumad borboranon ang akong pinakapinangga nga lugar mao ang campusong borbon diin ang barangay kong namat an ug mahayag diin karon adunay dakong kalambuan ubos sa paningkamot ni mr. aaron salogaol aduna kami brgy. national high shcool ug tanan sitios nakatagamtam sa mga proyekto sa kagamhanan

]]> By: UBC From Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates "The Land of Sands and Camels" http://borboncebu.com/2008/05/historical-background/comment-page-1/#comment-10 UBC From Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates "The Land of Sands and Camels" Mon, 16 Jun 2008 06:16:34 +0000 http://borboncebu.wordpress.com/?p=17#comment-10 Wow! It’s very interesting and educational site for Borbonanons locally and abroad. I salute to the moderator for doing such a nobles task. Nagpasabot ra gyud ni ang Borbonanons… wherever the four winds will bring them, still never lose ground to their very humble roots and origin. I admire the gesture that the moderator wants to impart to other Borbonanons. The likes of us dwelling in the land of sands and camels “Middle East”, this site really brings BORBON closer to us. Cheers and KUDOS to every Borbonanon in our town and around the world. It is true that some of us didn’t have enough knowledge about our hometown and creating this site bequeath the opportunity to discern some relevant piece or pieces of information about BORBON that we may not be familiar with. Mabuhi ang tanang Borbonanon. God Bless and More Power. Wow! It’s very interesting and educational site for Borbonanons locally and abroad. I salute to the moderator for doing such a nobles task. Nagpasabot ra gyud ni ang Borbonanons… wherever the four winds will bring them, still never lose ground to their very humble roots and origin. I admire the gesture that the moderator wants to impart to other Borbonanons.

The likes of us dwelling in the land of sands and camels “Middle East”, this site really brings BORBON closer to us. Cheers and KUDOS to every Borbonanon in our town and around the world.

It is true that some of us didn’t have enough knowledge about our hometown and creating this site bequeath the opportunity to discern some relevant piece or pieces of information about BORBON that we may not be familiar with.

Mabuhi ang tanang Borbonanon. God Bless and More Power.

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