My Journey. Narrated in the Language of Food.
The truth is, I have never seen anyone take so long to leave or say goodbye. I am refering to Speaker Prospero Nograles, who claims to have plans of leaving the administration coalition to join the Nacionalista Party. Which is Continue reading Examining Black Propaganda; Nograles' Long Goodbye
Television giant ABS-CBN gave viewers more things to reflect on as it aired the 80’s mini-series, A Dangerous Life. For those who remember, the mini-series was HBO and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation effort to dramatize the final days of the Continue reading Election 2010: Our Dangerous Life
Easter has always brought renewed hope and an opportunity to carry out changes to people and even within institutions. By now, after attending retreats, stations of the cross, and several masses, we Christians have a list of resolutions starting today. Continue reading Easter Sunday: Faith Amidst Scandals
To say that Typhoons Ondoy and Pepeng are eye-openers is an understatement. Nevertheless, the two typhoons do underscore the fact that both government and the public need to be prepared for any disaster. As a former television reporter, I saw Continue reading How to Prepare for Disasters and Calamities
It is good that partisan politics has virtually been set aside with the aftermath of typhoon Ondoy. Personally, what is top priority now is to help the victims, rather than point the blaming finger on the accountable officials and agencies Continue reading Still Showing: Ads of Trapos during Ondoy's Aftermath
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