Finally after years of struggle, fighting to make grades in the red line, another members of the family made it! Algen, Astang, Earl, Pachuchay and Lagumbay graduated last March 20, 2009. The new Computer Science graduates were Algen, Astang, Earl and Lagumbay. Pachuchay graduated in Information Management. Another stepping stone in their lives. New challenges are yet to come in the real world.

Whats exciting being a graduate and a member of Estop family is that your will have a free 1-day play all-you-can at Estop Divisoria, it's been a tradition, a tribute to those who were loyal to Estop Cafe.

The Graduates!

Algen and Pachuchay

I'm back blogging for Estop!


After a long time, I was able to visit my home/tambayan. It was last saturday, January 10, 2009. I went to the cafe and found my friends playing DOTA. It was 10:30 in the evening when I got there. They were almost finished playing the game. We plan to have a one game, but the cafe was closing. So we decided to go to Ryan Bangason's place and have some ""mistiza"! A drink with the combination of Tanduay, Redhorse beer and coca cola.








We had some movie and after finishing the movie and the drink, we decided to play DOTA again. A little tipsy, we walk the road and find some open Internet cafe. We reached Divisoria but no Cafes were open. So we decided to go "Lugawan", along Capistrano street. A hot "Goto with egg"(Filipinos love this) help our heads recover a little. After we finished, we find another cafe, and found ourselves in a cafe near Lourdes College, I think the name of the cafe was Vogz. We had only one game there because the cafe was up only until 2am. So we hit the road and went to another shop, in Cyvelnet cafe. We played there for I think 3 hours. 5:00 am, the rain outside was so heavy, that it flooded again some parts of Cagayan de Oro. So we headed to Ryan Bangasons place and take a good nap at around 5:30 in the morning with a heavy rain. The rain lasted up to now, the time where I posted this. May God Bless and protect CDO and its neighboring place at this difficult times.