Merry Christmas, Bukidnon! Malipayong Pasko kaninyong tanan! (Merry Christmas to all of you!)
Here’s wishing that you are celebrating this blessed holiday season with peace of mind, sense of contentment and with the people who matter most in your lives.
We here in Bukidnon Online may be celebrating Christmas elsewhere but we sure are there with you in spirit. Thank you so much for supporting this Bukidnon blog for more than 5 years now. It’s been quite a journey, to say the least.
Next year will be a busy one and you can be sure that this Bukidnon news travel and lifestyle blog will, yet again, be at the forefront of things. Make sure to visit this Bukidnon website everyday 
Daghang salamat and may the good Lord bless you and your family this Christmas season!
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I am so glad Christmas is over and the beggars will stop assaulting my house with "song." My decorations will come down after lunch and be put away until next year. I have lived here 2 years and over the past week or so have seen people begging in front of my house that I've never even seen before. The begging sure puts a damper on my Christmas spirit.
None of the carolers got a little Christmas spirit from your house, eh?