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Tiger Woods (who has, for a thousand times, been mistaken to be my brother, hehe) is back! But the press still won't stop hounding him about his
Warm greetings! We would like to confirm the receipt of your complaint from Toyota Motor Philippines. As our valued customer, we empathize for whate
It has been about three months since I last came out with a note for this blog. Yup, it has been that long and I too can't believe that I was
Vacation has come and gone, but I have yet to make a decent post in this blog. Seems like I've already ran out of drive to express more detailed s
He he. Ala lang. Napagaya ke Abaniko. (This song is one the most popular Waray ballads of all time.)
I just had a conversation with a friend who was one of those who were badly hit by Ondoy's fury. Having had no communication since that fateful Saturd
My heart bleeds for relatives and friends living in the areas affected by the floods. I am particularly worried about those from Marikina. I'm quit
I just had a busy, crazy week. Two of my company's most senior executives were in Tokyo for business meetings. This coincided with President Arroyo
I have had birthdays away from home, but I always managed to have a celebration, no matter how modest. But this time, I really intende
My Friendster shout-out says: “ This lifetime is not enough for all my dreams, but I’ll still chase as many as I can.” That’s why I can’t he
Employees like us have this eternally-burning desire to be in business. This we see as the window that will allow us to eventually be our own boss and
They wouldn’t take “no” for an answer. I have already blurted out all possible excuses from my deep reservoir of apologies, but nothing worke
I saw a college buddy on TV last night, acting as one of the lawyers for Migz Zubiri at the the Supreme Court oral arguments. My automatic innocent
Our father died in his early fifties. Most of us then were quite young - me, fresh out of college and just starting to find my niche in the
The worst is over. Nanay is now out of the ICU and has been transferred to a regular room where she could recuperate. I know it’s still a long wa