My Journey. Narrated in the Language of Food.
If there’s one thing I had looked forward to all week, it was the opportunity to watch Urduja, the first full-length animation feature to be producedvoiced in Filipino. I certainly agree with all the hype that yes, this is certainly Continue reading Two Thumbs Up for Urduja
The entire media industry in particular of course, is relieved over the safe release of kidnapped broadcast journalist Ces Drilon, her team, and Prof. Octavio Dinampo. What has happened, of course presents many questions and implications that will need to Continue reading Post Mortem
I have never been a fan of Lito Lapid, as an actor, and all the more as a senator. I did not vote for him in 2004. And my reasons for not voting him were very much validated when the Continue reading Lito Lapid and Lapu Lapu
In the light of back-breaking oil prices, here is an article I read yesterday. I trust that this will help save on gasoline. The picture is my doing, thanks to a website on open source graphics. *** 6 Ways You’re Continue reading 6 Ways You're Wasting Gas
Although arguably inappropriate, it was very understandable for farmers to have exploded into an almost-riot last night at the House of Representatives, following the failure of the Lower House to extend the life of the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program. Instead, Continue reading Double whammy
Well, it had dragged on for more than a year, like the old-style Philippine soap operas. But on Saturday, Hillary Clinton’s quest to become the first woman president of the United States finally ended with her formal endorsement of Barack Continue reading The Graceful Clinton Exit