My Journey. Narrated in the Language of Food.
Here is more information courtesy of Inquirer.net on how to help Typhoon Ondoy’s victims. The public’s response has been very high. But truth be told, there is need for more relief goods. I join calls from government and the private Continue reading How to Help Typhoon Ondoy's Victims + Other Vital Information
Here are vital hotline numbers, which I am re-posting from Inquirer.net. National Disaster Coordinating Council – 912-2112 / 911-1873 / 912-2665 Citizens Disaster Response Center – 0906-4361185 Red Cross – 527-0000 / 524-5787 Coast Guard – 5278481 Bureau of Fire Continue reading Typhoon Ondoy: Hotline Numbers
Many have raised the red flag when Energy Secretary Angelo Reyes admitted that a power shortage looms in 2010. The fears: 1) a possible failure of election in May cause by blackouts; and 2) President Arroyo getting emergency powers to Continue reading Energy Emergency: The Big Picture
Aside from Swing Out Sister, another favorite of mine is Basia, who sang hits like Promises, Time and Tide, and many others. I also personally like Copernicus and Until You Come Back to Me, which is a remake of the Continue reading BASIA is coming to Manila!
Undoubtedly, the debate this week is Noynoy Aquino. Will he win in the 2010 elections? Does he have what it takes to be president and have what it takes to solve the country’s problems? Is he qualified and deserving of Continue reading Noynoy Aquino's Achievements
The rumor had spread like wildfire even before the announcement was made, and there were debates if it would really happen. But it did. Senator Mar Roxas has thrown his support to fellow Senator Noynoy Aquino should he run for Continue reading Mar Roxas gives way to Noynoy Aquino: The Beautiful and Not So Beautiful Truth