Lipat-bahay
I moved to a new home, http://singkongpipe.wordpress.com/
mga kwento at haka-haka ni kakang pepe
I was really hesitant at first to buy Akon's album -- despite the fact that the price seems reasonably low, that my kids were egging me for it and I have heard some of the songs already and quite like it, and somehow I myself was tempted to buy it and rip the content to my mp3 player.
The Vatican has temporarily veered away from theology and resort to "creative pedagogy" by issuing ten commandments in driving. It's practically about road courtesy, preventing road rage and accidents.
If you ask me, there is nothing sacrilegious about this. In fact, the "divine" should somehow, at least in my opinion, relate or translate to practical living. I go with the suggestion to meditate/pray before and after driving. That would keep you calm and be more compassionate with other road users. But while driving? I don’t so. It would be a tricky stunt. Driving and praying are from two different realms .
and now the end is near,
Estrada’s acquittal would “sound the final death knell for good governance in our country and irreversibly doom our generation to decades of abject poverty caused by the pernicious effects of continuing pervasive corruption”.
Ramos did it with Robin Padilla without much funfare. He did it "clandestinely" but unfortunately, media got wind of it. He was wise enough to keep mum and let the news died a natural death.
You would have probably seen "most reverened" Oscar Cruz, D.D. Archbishop of Lingayen-Dagupan on national television, muddying the already murky political scene in Pinas. He now seems to have reservation about the planned Papal visit and appealing thru his blog for Benedict to reconsider. It's not really surprising that he cited how unsafe and corrupt the Philippines because of how madame Gloria is running the show.
Barely two months from merger, still getting used to wearing my new badge and yet to receive my new namecard, we are headed to be acquired by another company. Talk about the flat world where merger, acquisition, outsourcing, offshoring, what-have-you is a way of life. Where lifelong employment is, by and large, a thing of the past. One must really learn to adapt, acquire skills and knowledge to be relevant to this everchanging world.
tadadan!!!!
Ginataang pagi na may malunggay (stingray in coconut milk with....ano nga bang English translation ng malunggay?)
Just the mention of this food would trigger my salivary glands, the smell of which would make me drool. Okay, the last one was an exaggeration. But I kid you not when I say that this would be it if I would be in a deathrow and given a choice of my last meal.
This food which I prefer spiced up is a dead give away that I'm a Bicolano. A true-blue at that since my Tatay and Nanay were originally from the Bicol region. This is actually a family favourite. A dish I usually requested my Nanay to cook whenever I visit Pinas. My wife, Sallie, naturally learnt the dish. An act of her undying love which I'm really very grateful. She cooked this one, btw.
bon appetit!
Arthur will be away for 4 days for his scout camp. Sending him away on camps greatly improves his level of maturity. He's grown wiser over the years. Way beyond his years that he now sometimes challenge my way of thinking. But I'm not complaining. Being a pilosopo myself, I know that critical thinking would be an indispensable tool for him in his life journey.
From 1500kbps, my broadband speed was upgraded by my service provider to a new blazing speed of 3Mbps without an added cost. Again, I'm not complaining...:p