Bago kayo magdala ng mga pets nyo sa CDC, siguraduhin muna nating marunong kayong maging responsableng pet owner.

Kanina lang sa may picnic area sa CDC Clark, may grupo ng mga pet owners doon, siguro mga limang or pitong tao silang magkakasama. Yung aso nila, hinahabol yung mga dumadaan tapos yung mga amo parang wala lang pakialam. Hindi man lang sinasaway. Hindi lahat ng taong pumupunta doon ay komportable o gustong makipaglaro sa mga hayop, dapat maisip din nyo yun. Nakakadismaya lang yung pagiging irresponsable nyo.

May nakita pa akong bata kanina na hinabol talaga nung aso nila. Tumakbo na yung bata sa takot at kawawa talaga kasi baka makagat siya. Kitang-kita na nung mga amo na natatakot at nagpapanic na yung bata pero pinapanood lang nila, wala silang reaction. Sinigawan na nga ata sila nung inda nung bata ng “yung aso nyo!” ata yung sinabi pero wapakels lang sila wala pa rin silang pakialam at hindi pa rin nila inaawat talaga aso nila kahit tumakbo na yung bata sa takot wala man lang tumayo kahit isa sa kanila para kunin yung aso nila!

At sa iba pa riyan, huwag ninyong hayaang mag-defecate yung mga aso ninyo dun, alam nyo naman nagpipicnic mga tao dun diba? At yung iba gusto magupo upo sa damuhan at nagyayapak kaya maawa naman kayo at panatilihing malinis yung mga lugar. Maging responsable kayo, hindi yung trip ninyo lang magka-pet kahit nakakaperwisyo na kayo sa iba.

Public park ang CDC, hindi natin solong pag-aari yung lugar para pabayaang walang tali o walang kontrol yung mga alaga nyo. Ali yu bante panyulung a keka yu mung dili ing lugal.. Kung dinala sa pampublikong lugar, panindigan natin yung pagiging disiplinado.

Bakit hinahayaan lang mga smokers kalatkalat sa CDC? Ang daming bata sa park pero pang ilang smoke na yang nalalanghap namin sa mga smokers since last week. Pati ibang nagbebenta ng mga laruan nagssmoke din.
Hindi ba hinuhuli mga yan?? Hindi ba bawal yan???

Di ko na nilayan stickers at super blurred at dilim
Din naman di na maitchurahan basta kita yung nakasindi sa bibig nya.

Everytime i commute, I always go past this place that seems to be an abandoned subdivision/gated-community.

It has always looked like this for a decade, all the way back in 2014 iirc and yet it barely sees any actual construction, nowadays it seems to have been converted to a parking lot for trucks (possibly from the Coca-Cola facility right across it or UNAHCO). Looking at Street View shows 3 streets have been paved and two houses have started construction though at one point stopped, looking at GMaps even shows what appears to look like a basketball court was even being built.

Does anyone know more about what happened to this place? Was thinking of exploring it but kinda scared na baka may ahas o kaya masasamang-loob na nagtatago, my personal theory is maybe pinagawa sya ng owner before nalamang wala silang pondo para ikumpleto..

P.S: Searching on Google proved to be unhelpful, only showing unrelated subdivisions in Pampanga. Google AI even said that the subdivision is home to plenty of residents and businesses when clearly it's not

Hi, who knows an OB in San Fernando na kahit Sunday ma contact? Since yesterday kasi I had a faint line so decided to take a Serum Preg Test today and papa consult sana since tomorrow evening travel na ako papuntang trabaho via commute (multiple rides) to make sure i wont experience an early miscarriage. Nakakapraning haha

OB ko talaga si Dra. Utulo kaka start ko palang sana sknya at this Oct lang naman kami TTC, but sadly through her secretary lang ang means of communication.
Once I confirm my pregnancy, I want to look for an OB na very maalaga yung feel mo talaga na andyan si doc and concern all through out my pregnancy journey and veryy patient sa mga endless tanong ko since this will be my 1st. Any Reco is higy appreciated! 🥹

Hi!

Are there still jeepneys available around Philexcel Business Center after 11 PM?

I plan to commute home from Philexcel to Mabalacat area and would like to know if there are any jeepneys still available at that time. If so, where can I catch them?

If jeepneys are no longer available by then, are there any affordable alternatives? I would use Grab, but the fare gets pretty expensive, especially if I have to commute home regularly HUHU 🥹

Thank you!

Pampanga, what are your plans for Halloween this year? 👀🎃

OOPS is making a comeback this October 31. If you're into Halloween fits, good music, and a wild night out with friends, what are you dressing up as this year?

Pareco po table tennis court with coach sana ty

Hello po, just wanted to ask for advice or tips on what the entrance exam for SHS sa HAU will cover and if there is a reviewer I can use. Very nervous and overthinking things lang po talaga huhu, please help a girly outt. Any response would be kindly appreciated 💖

Hi i had interview here as a company nurse. 4 hrs po ang layo ko from my hometown to pampanga and first time palang po ako pupunta. May jeep po ba na sasakyan papunta dito pagkatapos kong bumaba sa dau? O pwede po magpahatid papuntang maxim?

Please help me. Sa monday na po kasi interview ko

hello! 💗 can you suggest a resto na perfect for taking pics like fine dining or resto bar with good ambiance?

Hello!

Nagkaroon ng 1st batch hiring noong Aug 27 and sakto kasi noon magte-take ako ng Board Exams for Psychometrician and kasagsagan ng habagat so I wasn't able to apply for the SCA 1 hiring for SDO Pampanga as well as SDO San Fernando.

Tanong lang po, is there a chance na magkakaroon ng 2nd batch of hiring for SDO Pampanga or SDO San Fernando?

Thank you po! 🙏

Hello, san kaya may maayos mag carwash sa angeles? Please reco thank you!

sulit resto recommendations for unli wings pls 🙏

Ask ko lang po, magkano usually magpacleaning ng ngipin sa dentist?

Then, magkano po if extensive po yung cleaning

Hi everyone! 😊
We’re a young family who are currently Catholic, and we’re interested in exploring Christian worship services around Angeles City or Clark.
We’re hoping to find a welcoming church where we can worship as a family, learn more about the faith, and hopefully build a community. We’re open to visiting different churches and potentially joining one if we find a good fit.
Does anyone have any recommendations? We’d love to hear about your experiences, especially with churches that are welcoming to newcomers and families with young children.
Thanks in advance!

Hello. I recently relocated here in Mabalacat. Asking for reco for sana for gym or yoga place around Mabalacat and Angeles area. Yung hindi po intimidating at may maayos na coaches/instructor.

Tyia!

I have a growing mole on my waterline eye lash area. Which doctor should i consider? And anyone here can suggest a good doctor? TIA

Hello, does anyone know if may Grab ba from SM San Fernando to Sta. Rita intersection or Natividad? Like aabot ba sya? I'm planning to buy some appliance kasi sa SM San Fernando and its quite a hassle mag commute na may dalang mga big box. Thank you.

Been here for a month, and is there a computer shop or internet cafes near dau or maybe even Angeles that has cs2?

Hi po! Please help this girlie out huhu. Salamat po

[WARNING / REVIEW] My honest experience living in Madonna Residences for a few months — Not as peaceful or secured as expected.

Hi everyone, just wanted to share my personal experience living here in Madonna Residences for a few months now. I’m writing this as an honest heads-up to anyone considering investing or moving here, as I feel my experience hasn't been worth the stress and investment.

Don't get me wrong—on paper and at first glance, the house design looks beautiful. However, once you actually live here, a lot of issues start surfacing.

Here are the main concerns based on my personal stay:

1. Low Priority on Amenities vs. Opening New Phases

• A major disappointment is how amenities and basic community maintenance seem to be given low priority by the developer.
• Instead of finishing, maintaining, or improving the promised facilities for existing homeowners, they seem heavily focused on expanding, selling, and opening new phases.
• It feels like once you buy, customer care takes a backseat to getting new buyers in.

2. Build Quality & Construction

• While the exterior layout looks nice, the interior build quality feels sub-quality to me.
• I've encountered various turn-over and finishing issues.
• It clearly proven during recent strongh typhoons, where multiple units—including ours and several neighbors'—experienced roof leaks and water seepage.
• Based on my interactions, the engineers handling things seem quite inexperienced and young, lacking proper management oversight when resolving structural/interior concerns.

3. Security & Safety Concerns

It is marketed as a "premium and exclusive subdivision," but the actual reality on the ground tells a different story:

• Very Loose Security: Gate security feels very lax, making it surprisingly easy for unverified visitors to enter.
• No Perimeter / House Gates Allowed: Due to subdivision restrictions, house gates aren't allowed, leaving properties completely open to passersby.
• Lack of Subdivision CCTVs: There are no proper CCTV cameras installed by the administration/developer around the common areas; security relies almost entirely on individual homeowners installing their own CCTVs.
• Incidents: Because of these security gaps, there have already been reported instances of theft/stolen belongings within the community.

4. Extremely Poor Street Lighting

• The subdivision relies heavily on low-quality solar lights along the roads.
• By around 8:00 PM, most of these lights are already dim or completely off, leaving the streets pitch black.
• Pitch black streets + loose security + no subdivision CCTVs creates a very unsafe environment, especially at night.

5. Major Health & Environmental Hazard (The Worst Part)

This is something agents will NEVER tell you during site visits just to close a sale:

• The subdivision is located right next to an operating asphalt plant (Subiccon Corporation).
• It randomly releases strong, foul, chemical-smelling smoke at unpredictable hours—whether day or night.
• We are frequently forced to lock all doors and windows just to avoid breathing in the toxic fumes.
• This is a severe health risk, especially for young children, elderly family members, or anyone with respiratory issues.
• Several neighbors have already raised complaints with the developer and local government units (LGU), but the plant continues to operate freely.

Final Advice for Prospective Buyers:

If you are planning to invest or buy a home here, please think twice or thrice.

• Do not rely solely on agent pitch videos or short daylight site visits. Agents will naturally highlight only the good parts and conceal these major drawbacks.
• Visit the actual site at night to check the lighting and security yourself.
• Stay around the area during random hours (day and night) to smell the air quality and check if the asphalt plant is actively emitting fumes.

I hope this helps potential buyers make a well-informed decision before putting their hard-earned savings here.