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ADVERTISEMENT Girl Power! TTKK Feature Blog Number 6 by Ma. Era Cecilia Nunag Riding a motor has never been so threatening. Most of whom are chicks in skin-baring garments. But, of course, they aren’t here for you to ogle at—lest they kick you as hard in the ass as they do on the stunts, but they have also a good heart. For some people, the thirst for adventure is insatiable. Various opportunities for thrilling activities will fall on their laps, and most likely they will say yes. This is the life of nine lady riders from Tarlac who have exhausted all forms of daring motorcycling exploits in the country--from long rides to hazardous off-roading and bike trails. Yet, they thirst for more. They also helps street people and joined a lot of charity events in Tarlac, they will also volunteers in blood donating, programs, brigada's, and feeding programs. They are the first women riders in Tarlac. ADVERTISEMENT

ADVERTISEMENT How to grow up without parents? A Touching story of Maxwell King Grande III of San Manuel, Tarlac TTKK Featured Blog number 3 by: Ma. Era Cecilia Nunag Maxwell Grande, 18, who has lived 7,000 miles away from his mother since he was a child. His mother crossed country for his support and his father was not able to see him. "By the young age I was in my Tito and Tita every time my mother is on abroad " he recalls. When young people are forced to separate from their parents, their excitement can soon degenerate into shock. One 18-year-old compares it to "someone chucking you in the deep end, because you have to survive." If the split is not their decision they are likely to feel helpless because they are not in control. But after the initial uncertainties they become resilient by necessity. In a casual interview by Blogger Ma. Era Cecilia Nunag "Papa ko (African) never ko na meet ilang months palang ako, nang ibang bansa na mama ko para sa future k...