My Journey. Narrated in the Language of Food.
This week’s top news shocker definitely goes to Nicole, the alleged victim in the Subic rape case. Her sudden (?) decision to recant her testimony about being raped by US Serviceman Daniel Smith in 2006 has both shocked and divided Continue reading From Heroine to Kontrabida?
Following my own set standards, I must say that it has been ages since I last posted an entry on this site. Nevertheless, I have been monitoring developments left and right. My lack of entries shows that I have been Continue reading The Birth of Crisis Communication
It very much seems that President Arroyo is well on her way to becoming the president who pardoned or gave executive clemency to those who may not really deserve it. In 2007, PGMA pardoned her predecessor, Joseph Estrada, just shortly Continue reading Ninoy: Where the Real Injustice Is
Now that I think about it, I realize that one of the small changes that have happened since I joined the corporate world is the way I eat while at work. When I was in the industry, I would either Continue reading Good Aesthetics, Poor Delivery
Just a random thought and realization: I would rather drown now with tons of work and be happily stressed with it — Rather than feel stress and misery because of unethical colleagues.
It might not take a degree in rocket science to understand the global economic crisis, but it still does take quite an effort to understand it. And while many sectors like the media have attempted to explain the situation, the Continue reading The Global Economic Crisis for Dummies