I bought this shirt in Legazpi, Albay in the Bicol province. According to the text written on it, "oragon" is a slang in the local dialect referring to somebody who is determined, excitable, spirited, a fighter, principled, unafraid of consequences, and one who stands up for his principles.
In essence, the word describes a mother. Mothers are oragons, for their fearless leadership in the home and their tireless guidance of their children. It is a characteristic that will never die in true-blue responsible mothers.
So, even if I am not a bicolano -- but my husband is half-bicolano -- I am an oragon. Because I am a true-blue mother.
Happy Mother's Day to the oragons of the world!
Everything starts with a plan; we move one step at a time. We see the goal, we tread the lane; When we endure, the goal we gain. But plans can die and plans can change; When we move beyond the initial stage and adapt to every opportunity we can, we gain the goal of a better plan.
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