My Journey. Narrated in the Language of Food.
My first real consciousness of governance was on June 30, 1992, when Fidel Ramos took his oath as President of the Republic. As a young kid, I was so fascinated by the fanfare of the ceremony that I even recorded Continue reading Unfulfilled Promises and Empty Rhetoric
Dear everyone, I am just amazed at how fast the year 2008 has flown, and with it, I am just thrilled at the big number of people who have visited this site. Many of you I know personally, while more, Continue reading An Invitation to Everyone (Update)
As I have mentioned in a previous post, culturally and historically speaking, we Filipinos are generally not an assertive people. We have a culture that places much premium on respect towards others, especially elders. This is true up to this Continue reading Do you say these non-assertive lines?
If there is one blessing in disguise that the current political turmoil has brought to the country, it would be a Supreme Court that has been able to assert itself and make its presence more known (despite some imperfections and Continue reading An Expanded Writ of Amparo
My Mt. Makiling Story was for me, the most dangerous assignment I received while in tv news. This was produced in 2005, and was about a group of mountaineers who got stranded in Mt. Makiling in Laguna. We joined rescuers, Continue reading Blast from the Past: My Single Most Dangerous TV News Story