
2009 Year End Tarp
The Senior Consultants: From Right- Ryan Lamar, John Joseph Aguado, Alfred Sumala, Mabelle Capuchino, Mila Grace Cipriano, Arlene Francisco, Wendy Semanero, Joan Suerte Felipe, Kristine San Andres and Ellen Palma.
Operations: From Right- Amiel Amurao, Gian Amurao, Ariel Bambalan and Julian Lola.

PARIS: Ftom Left- Femme Tumanan (Company President), Apolo Jimenez, Lyka Dejano and Michael Recana.
2009 Year End Party: Go Party People!!!
By Ryan Lamar on Tuesday, December 01, 2009
Filed Under: 2009 Year End Party, Michael Jackson
2009 Year End Party: MJ Dance Practice
By Ryan Lamar on Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Filed Under: Michael Jackson, Programmer
November 21-22, 2009
Bacoor Cavite
Dream Team: Ryan, Mila, Ish, Edz, Renz, JB, Camille, Charisse, Eli, Kris and Jac.
Michael Jackson is the theme for this year's Year End Party. This will remind everyone of us on how MJ influenced our lives especially in music.
MJ Songs for the Team: Bad, Ghost, Smooth Criminal, You are Not Alone and Earth Song.



FPTI Basketball Team
Morong, Bataan
May 21, 2009 Thursday
Not the exact time as scheduled, we headed to our destination just past the hour of seven. I dedicated a short prayer for the safety of our travel.
It was a long travel passing through the North Luzon Expressway. We suddenly stop to fixed the flat tire of the service bus. After alighting from the bus, everybody with handy cams and cellphones with cam took pictures of the place.
A paradise that I could say was best suited for "can afford only" that lies starting from the island entrance in the mountain range down to the fascinating beach with white sand welcomed the new visitors from the 3-hour travel from Manila.
It was a very extravagant run away, a destination for leisure, fun and adventure. Most importantly, the memories that would never tarnish as time passes by, the experience to be cherished that would create a sculpture of smile when remembered. For me, that's the essence why people keep on travelling and searching for the best destination.
Wawa Dam
Montalban, Rizal
April 10, 2009
The way to Wawa was good enough to enjoy the adventure. After Marcos highway, everything was new to me. I've never been to Rizal.
High mountain ranges could be seen from the distant, the bold indication that the place could be reached in just 10 minutes from the town of Montalban via a tricycle. This is the only means of transportation if you are commuting.
After alighted from the tricycle, a huge crowd under the sun welcomed us.
Seeking for the best place, we walked about a half kilometer. The up-way was not that easy. It was a very narrowed pathway, without any fence for protection from the high cliff where sharp bulges of rocks awaits. There were also small but dark caves along the way.
The sceneric beauty of the place is breathtaking.
The falling water from the edge of the dam was a picture perfect.
The river below the water fall was surrounded by small nipa huts accomodated by visitors.
We settled our selves in the higher part of the river. More nipa huts could be seen along the river banks, others were floating at the center of the river. A huge crowed was present that day from different part of Marikina, Rizal, others are far from Manila areas (like us) and other part of Metro.
After serving ourselves with beer and junkfoods, Kuya Resty and I dived in the water. With mud in our foot we swim to the center. The mud at the bottom surface of the river turns the water to dark green.
Several dives made us tired. Blamed the beer that we took a while ago. More and more speculators, visitors, adventurers and mountain hikers over crowded the place.
We left the place at 4'o clock in the afternoon just good enough for travelling back to Manila.
Arriving in Cubao before 5'o clock, we proceed to Quiapo Church to dedicate atleast an hour with God, the real reason why Catholic celebrates this season.






































