My Journey. Narrated in the Language of Food.
note: Well, CNN.com itself does not have a statement or post yet about this one, so I’m lifting this from Inquirer.net. I watch Richard Quest from time to time, and this really comes as a great surprise. I suddenly wonder if Continue reading Yikes! Breaking News: CNN's Richard Quest arrested for "shabu"
It’s about time that Malacañang finally gave up on pushing for the generics-only provision in the Cheaper Medicines Bill that has languished in the 13th and 14th Congress. The general public wants the law passed, and as soon as Continue reading The long wait for cheaper medicines
It is most appalling and disturbing that a number of administration critics, while expressing concern over the health of Former President Corazon Aquino, seem to be more concerned about her absence in future demonstrations against this government. Another former President, Continue reading Politicizing two kinds of cancer
The hype had been built up very well in the past week or so. But when the ZTE Hearing at the Senate resumed yesterday, the only thing surprising about Sen. Lacson’s “Surprise Witness” Leo San Miguel, was his non-explosive testimony and Continue reading Surprising Surprise Witness
It is not enough to say these personally and verbally. So I would like to congratulate my good friend, I.A. for making the brave decision of resigning recently from her work at a large corporation. From what I’ve been shown, it’s a terribly mismanaged pigsty from Continue reading To a friend leaving a pigsty
The following is the speech I delivered today at the awarding of the 2008 Muntinlupa Outstanding Students, at the RITM Auditorium. I first received the award as a graduating high school student in 1999. How time has flown! And it’s been Continue reading Muntinlupa Outstanding Students 2008 — and my journey since 1999